Michael van Gerwen 7 (seven) Feel "the sex pest" Taylor 0.Hahahahahahahahahahaha.
what was the reason Wade got left out, he's world number 4 isn't he ?he is a bit boring mind, never the less should be down to merit
James Wade has hit out at the decision to omit him from the 10-player field for this year's Premier League.The left-hander, who won the competition in 2009, was not awarded a wildcard by the PDC or Sky due to his well-documented mental health issues.PDC chairman Barry Hearn insisted it was in Wade's best interests to be given a break from the pressures of travelling and competing in the 16-week tournament, which starts on February 6.But Wade, who has been a regular in the Premier League since his debut in 2008, admitted he was "devastated" by the snub and dismissed rumours that he had turned down a place in the competition."I am obviously bitterly disappointed not to be included in the Premier League Darts line-up for the first time in seven years," he said."The news is devastating, particularly as I feel I was one of the four most consistent players in 2013, reaching the semi-finals in many televised tournaments, including the Premier League play-offs."Since Barry Hearn broke the news live on Sky Sports, there has been a large amount of speculation across media and social media platforms regarding the reasons of my omission."I would like to take this opportunity to clear up some confusion and confirm that I did not ask to be left out of the 2014 Premier League, nor did I decline an invitation as a lot of people are asking myself and my family."Further to this, I feel it is important to add that no medical professional has suggested I take a break either. My mental health issues have been well documented but my condition is manageable and I have all the right support systems around me."I have no choice now but to accept the decision made by the PDC and Sky Sports and work to make sure I am not in this position again."I have been working harder than ever on my game recently and this has come as a major blow but I will strive to climb back into the top four as soon as possible, where recent history suggests I belong."Finally, I would like to thank my fans, family and my sponsors for their continued support both in the past and in the last 24 hours and I look forward to competing on TV again in the UK Open in March and all other televised PDC major events this year."