Luke Littler faces booing at European darts tournaments
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 23 Sept, 19:08 · Archive
Luke Littler has experienced booing from crowds at European darts tournaments.
The world champion darts player has suffered booing at European events. Sky Sports commentator Mark Webster believes Littler will not walk away from the sport over the crowd treatment, though there is concern about whether continued hostility could prompt him to leave. The PDC is determined to address whistling in particular, though boos are considered harder to eliminate.
How it is being reported
- Does Littler need to change approach to hostile crowds?Following Luke Littler's latest run-in with a hostile crowd over the weekend, the Sky Sports Love The Darts Podcast has debated whether it is time for the world champion to change his approach.Sky Sports · 23 Sept, 18:30
- Webster: Littler won't walk away from darts over crowd treatmentSky Sports Darts' Mark Webster believes Luke Littler will not walk away from darts over crowd treatment, adding the PDC are determined to rid the sport of whistling but that boos will always remain.Sky Sports · 22 Sept, 13:54
- 'Real fear Littler could walk away' - darts would be loser in booing rowCould Luke Littler walk away from darts completely if the booing he has suffered at European tournaments continues?BBC News · 21 Sept, 19:55
In this story: Luke Littler · Mark Webster · PDC
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