Luke Littler warned on stage darts could come back to chase him

Darts legend Colin Lloyd has warned Luke Littler that his stubborn stage capital can come back to chase him.

The teenage sensation Made a crying gesture to jute Leeds fans during his 6-4 Premier League victory in Nathan Aspinall In the quarterfinals last Thursday.

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Smaller18, De Walk-On started prior to his collision against ‘The Asp’ with a yawning gesture when he was boosted by the fans.

Five-time big winner Littler also made a 4-1 gesture to the TV cameras during the last walk-on to celebrate The victory of Manchester United over Athletic Bilbao.

Former World No1 Lloyd believes that Littler should be careful or the risk of being hampered by hostile fans along the line.

He told Talksport: ‘The one who really got me was when he came back and they were hunting him while he went for a two -squeeze.

“He hit the double – that was against Nathan.

“He came back to the crowd and just went …” (mimics crying gesture after)

“Over the years or in recent months, people have said that the game no longer has many characters.

“I think he’s becoming a bit a character. I think he’s someone who goes there and continues his business in his own way and he just doesn’t care.

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“He doesn’t care that they boost him or try to do things with him. He just shrugs.

“And he communicates with the crowd and they should appreciate that. But for sure that it is up to him if it works for him.

“If you do things like that, you can come to a point where they are constantly on you and if you respond to them, you can’t complain.

“But listen at the moment in the time that he has been on top of a wave for the past 18 months and it seems that the Golf will continue.”

Unfortunately for Littler, he could not fully get the nocturnal victory on the line, because he was defeated by home favorite with 6-5 Luke Humphries In the final.

Littler is currently at the top of the Premier League Table on 38 points and is seven above large rival Humphries with two more nights.

Pair Suppose on Thursday evening again in Aberdeen.

Premier League Darts 2025

THE Premier League Darts is back with eight players who compete for massive prize money and Luke LittlerThe crown.

The teenager, who won the world title in December, won the Premier League in 2024 and will want to defend his crown for 18 exciting weeks.

There were two new entries this season, with Stephen Bunting and Chris Dobey Peter Wright and Michael Smith replacing.

Luke HumphriesRob Cross, Michael van GerwenGerwyn Price and Nathan Aspinall keep their place in what will be a fiercely tested title race.

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