Today we take a look back on a brilliant Premier League in Rotterdam. We talk about how the press present Beau Greaves and women in darts generally. We look back on yet another win for Nijman. We also hear about Freddie’s challenge and another young hopeful too.

You can donate to Freddie’s challenge to help Rupert’s Rainbow here https://gofund.me/2d9c7a76e

In tonight’s hour long special episode Phil and Darren discuss Night 10 of the Premier League in Brighton. A strange night with poor average stats overall, not just one player but all, with only MVG getting above 100 in any game of the night, we discuss why that may have been.. We ask has Clayton now done enough to get to finals night? Is Humphries staring a bottom 4 finish in the face already? We analyse what was possibly Littler’s worst ever performance on a big stage, especially since he burst on the scene a few years ago

We look back at the German Darts Grand Prix and a magnificent win for Nathan Aspinall and another good run for Niels Zonnerveld.

We also take a look at this weekends Players Championship 9 & 10. Will Luke Littler turn up to try and do enough to book his place at the finals in Minehead? We also discuss Littler’s change of darts.

Most importantly of all we get the latest from Freddie Argyle’s 180 x 180’s in a month. How is he doing and how much has been raised so far for the magnificent charity Rupert’s Rainbow. Please donate if you can by visiting https://gofund.me/2d9c7a76e

This week we take a deeper than usual dive into the Premier League, looking at Gerwyn Price’s superb night win, winning at a canter in every game, taking out Luke Humphries, Stephen Bunting and Gian Van Veen along the way. We look at how Bunting was yet again very unlucky in the semi-finals when he posted a near 107 average but that yet again wasn’t enough to get a win against an on fire Iceman. We talk about the controversy surrounding the last leg decided in the Luke Littler vs Gian Van Veen match, discussing what happened and coming up with a few theories, but we never criticise on A Bit of Bully, so we let you make up your own minds. We also look ahead to this weekends traditional Easter tournament in Munich for the German Darts Grand Prix, can MVG defend his title?

Finally we have an update on Freddie Argyle’s 180 x 180’s challenge in aid of Rupert’s Rainbow Appeal. To donate, even £1 please use Freddie Argyle’s special challenge Go Fund Me https://gofund.me/2d9c7a76e

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N.B Since recording the episode the draw for the German Darts Grand Prix has altered slightly due to the amount of players who have had to pull out for one reason or another, so we apologise for unintentionally giving out the wrong information.