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Max Hopp has a good style, lovely throw.

I'm just a working class man who's done well for himself.

It's hard to keep a marriage when you're on the road all the time.

So much of sport is that mental attitude.

I would have been a fantastic captain in a football team or a manager because I would have motivated people.

My attitude it that you don't give in.

I would never dream of telling them how to play but it would be amazing if England won the World Cup.

I'll never be able to stop working or playing darts.

I eat, breathe and sleep darts.

I used to have to go to the board and hit three 180s before I'd allow myself to go to bed. Sometimes, I'd do it in five minutes but, on a bad night, it could take an hour.

Sometimes getting beaten isn't such a bad thing. It gives me a chance to look at myself in a new way.

I'd ban drinking from darts.

Sometimes I'm playing darts in my sleep and I wake myself up. I hate it.

You know what, December's a funny time of the year, because the weather changes, the central heating comes on; sometimes you can get colds and coughs and flu.

There have been too many miles on the road. I have been doing six or seven exhibitions a week, two or three a night sometimes.

I have always been 100% regimental and I haven't done what I should do and sometimes you can be a casualty of your own success.

With darts it's just one against one, it's blow for blow. The only thing I could compare it to is boxing. It's dead exciting. You're reacting to each other, the adrenaline's pumping. You don't feel calm at all. But it's all about being able to win when you're pumped up. People say you don't play the player; I play the player every time.

I used to body build six or seven days a week. I was really, really fit. I wasn't naturally talented but I was fanatical at it. That's the problem with me, I've got a one-track mind.

You can't teach people to win, it's in you, you've either got it or you haven't.

I can see when people's minds are wrong. You can see when a footballer's going to miss a penalty.

I love winning. It is a fantastic feeling.

Do I miss the darts? No, not at all. It has been great not to get up in the morning and have to be dedicated anymore. That is the best part.

When we were travelling in different countries I felt like I was jetlagged eight months of the year.

When I first started doing exhibitions, you'd have 20 people down the pub, if you were lucky.

If you told me I was at number 34 Blake Street, I'd immediately think 'double 17.' If I was at number 37, I'd think 'five, double 16.'

You get about 20 people in the audience calling you a cheat. It hurts your feelings.

I've got a small gym in my house so I can work my arms and shoulders.

I've got a friend who has a juice business and he brings boxes round and fills up my fridge with fruit and vegetable juices.

These youngsters coming into the sport are bright lads. They see how much money there is now and they realise you've got to be fitter and stronger than the others.

If I want to keep playing, I've got to take care of myself.

My mum and dad worked in the pottery industry.

Dad didn't earn a big wage but even if he was really ill he'd go to work.

Mum was nuts - you'd get a bucket of water over you if you refused to get out of bed.

I worked as an engineer before going into ceramics, making insulators. It was my job, so I got it done. But I also had a lot of pride in myself.

It's been marvellous. I've had a fantastic career.

I want to win, I've still got the fire in the belly to win, it's just the old utensils are not working as good as they used to.

Everything goes with age. Your eyesight, your energy levels.

The baggage of celebrity can be very heavy.

I don't get an eighth of the attention of David Beckham, but it's still pretty heavy.

I'm a little like Roy Keane. Mentally I'm very strong. I'm very hungry. I'm very dedicated. You can't throw me off my stride. That's how I break people. I just don't care what they do. They can throw 180, 180 and 180 again and I'm like, 'so what?' They've got to keep it up to beat me.

People are determined to play well against me because they don't want to look silly and lose 6-0. But then, when I'm playing my best, it's weird. Their heads drop and it's like they're suddenly frightened.

People think that being rich is all about having money. But the times I've had the most money is when I've been unhappiest.

Money brings jealousy and bitterness.

My dad was only 57 when he died. That's one of the things that makes me worried. You never know what's around the corner. I don't want to go at 57 and not having done anything but played darts.

You can't know the dedication it takes to win 16 world titles until you do it yourself. I didn't know what John Lowe had to do before me. I respected him because that's how I was brought up - but I respect him more now that I've done it myself.

I think we've got every chance of being an Olympic sport and, if they did put us in, I know they'd sell a lot of tickets and the atmosphere would be fantastic. I would love to see it, I really would. If you want to sell tickets and get thousands of people there, then do it.

Every time I watch myself on TV I have to go on a diet.

It's a sign you were playing well when you can't remember it.

The games you lose are the games you can remember.

There are certain things I wish I could turn back the clock for.

There are a few things I lost which I shouldn't have lost. I know what I did wrong. I was lazy.

Confidence beats a lot of people.

I watched my children grow up, then they left home and had their own children. You miss them.

It can be a quick career if you don't perform properly. If some of these pros don't do something to reinvent themselves, they're going to go down the rankings as quick as anything.

During the 1990s I was dominating everything. People were saying they were beaten before we got on to the stage.

My mum and dad always brought me up like that. You go to work, you do your best.

I used to go into the practice room when I played county. Sometimes I wasn't playing until five or six o'clock in the afternoon, and I was there at 9 A.M. The cleaners were hoovering around me.

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