I thought maybe I'd stick it out for a year or two and then end up going back to Rugby but I was playing against better players week in week out. — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
You were turning up to games and one or two people would boo. Then a few more would join in. I was painted as the villain of darts. I accepted it to a certain extent. But it got a bit… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
When we're flat out playing darts, really that's my practice because we play practically every day of the week and then when I'm home… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
The day after the worlds I was more relieved that Id won and become world No 1. But its different now. The next target… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
I think Cardiff is one of the better venues, a bit like the Matchplay where you've got a smaller crowd but more of an… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
It's unbelievable pressure. Not everybody will get to feel that sort of pressure, to have a dart to win a World Championship. — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
If it looks like water off a ducks back, Im hiding it well. Its difficult, sometimes really difficult, especially with your family watching. But… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
I used to like to go out when I was younger; I would go out and have a few beers then go training on… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
I didnt even own my own set of darts until 2012 when my mate started a team in the pub and wed just play… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
But Id missed the boat in rugby, I was stuck in a rut and I needed a change. I was lucky to have darts… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
You can boo me all you want, but I just play better and better week in, week out. — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
I just want to play well, be a good world champion and reach some TV major finals, pick up some trophies, but just be… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
I thought maybe I'd stick it out for a year or two and then end up going back to Rugby but I was playing… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
But every time the crowd boo me I try to turn that negative into a positive and seem to have done that better. Sometimes… — Gerwyn Price Copy Share Image
