Canadians had a reputation of being easy to walkover so I just wanted to be a little feisty and ominous. — John Part Copy Share Image
I've had the misfortune of being overshadowed by other great athletes. I shouldn't say athletes. Sportsmen. — John Part Copy Share Image
I'm not playing darts because I want attention. I just like to play darts. — John Part Copy Share Image
I'm sort of a touch player a lot of the time, so when I get to a double I get the feel, a lot… — John Part Copy Share Image
I try not to think about anything too much when I'm throwing. I'm trying to get the momentum more than anything... You can see… — John Part Copy Share Image
If I have a target in mind - say treble 14 - if I miss it I already like to know what I'm going… — John Part Copy Share Image
I could never see myself doing the 9-to-5 thing; it just seemed like slavery to me. — John Part Copy Share Image
I think the idea of turning professional is daunting for North Americans because of the costs involved. If you are 35 or 40, are… — John Part Copy Share Image
In Canada, people don't strive to reach the tournament scene. They just like going out and playing in leagues. — John Part Copy Share Image
In my opinion, what North America needs is more live feeds of the big tournaments and the exposure of being on ESPN because people… — John Part Copy Share Image
I'm out there to perform well and give people nightmares on the oche and enjoy it. — John Part Copy Share Image
