Important Darts News
Chelsea fancy themselves against 14-time world champion

When Big Phil Scolari joined Chelsea in the summer, he established a rapport with his squad by joining in with their second favourite game - darts. Despite never having played before, the World Cup winning manager showed a natural talent for it, and was only bettered by Joe Cole and John Terry.
The Chelsea squad even take their dart board to away games, and have become so confident that they fancy their chances against the most successful darts player of all time. A journalist friend of The Spoiler recently interviewed Phil Taylor, who revealed that he has accepted a challenge to face the entire Chelsea first team.
According to Taylor, JT is very passionate about his hobby, and even refers to himself as John ‘The Power’ Terry.
Tags: Chelsea, Darts, Joe Cole, John Terry, Phil 'The Power' Taylor
Posted: February 26th, 2009 by Ryan Bailey
Transfer Talk
This morning’s rumours, gossip and damned lies

In a crushing blow for fans of overweight Brazilians, it is being reported on the AC Milan website that a deal has been agreed to bring Ronaldinho to the San Siro this coming season. Just to rub it in, it’s thought that Milan aren’t even offering Barca as much cash, and Ronny’s agent brother claimed he had negotiated a £25m deal with Citeh just yesterday. Still, it could all be a blessing in disguise - the podgy one, pictured above with AC Milan bigwig Adriano Galliani, would have undoubtedly capsized the trawler on the way to the Faroe Islands tomorrow…
Valon Behrami to West Ham
The right-back known as the “Swiss David Beckham” has invoked another weird contract clause that will allow West Ham to sign him for £1.5 million rather than the £11 million Lazio have demanded. It casts doubts over the future of captain Lucas Neill, who may ruin the party for City fans happy they avoided Ronaldinho.
The Spoiler Truth-o-meter: If the Daily Mail are actually printing something positive about West Ham, it must be true
Anton Ferdinand rejects Newcastle
Newcastle’s madcap scheme of basing their transfer recruiters in London hasn’t helped them bring in any defenders this summer. First, Richard Dunne decided he’d rather win his thousandth player of the season award at Man City and now Soulja Boy Ferdinand has decided that not even the Newcastle nightlife is enough to make playing with Joey Barton sound tempting.
The Spoiler Truth-o-meter: West Ham seem happy to lose Anton but he doesn’t want to go
Tal Ben-Haim to Man City
Slimeball Peter Kenyon is still laughing after flogging flop Steve Sidwell for £5 million

Tags: AC Milan, Darts, Dave Kitson, David Beckham, Joe Cole, John Terry, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Manchester City, Peter Kenyon, Ronaldinho, steve sidwell, Stoke, tal ben haim, Valon Behrami, West Ham
Posted: July 16th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey