THE PDC poked fun at Dion Dublin’s drinking session as the TV host and former footballer headed to the darts.
The World Championships are in full swing and producing some absolutely stunning matches.
Darts fan Dublin is among those enjoying the action at the Alexandra Palace and was seen on camera enjoying the opening game of the afternoon.
Before that, the Homes Under the Hammer presenter took to Twitter as he showed off all of his downed pints.
Dublin can be seen holding six empty cups of beer alongside mates as he prepared for a laid-back afternoon at the Ally-Pally.
The former Manchester United flashed a smile at the camera and directed a message at the PDC account as he tweeted: “6 down let’s go!”
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The official darts account then brilliantly quipped: “Homes under the hammered”.
Dublin was announced as a shock presenter of the daytime BBC show in 2015.
Since then he has become popular with viewers and known for his “stairs leading up to the bedrooms” catchphrase.
He also featured as a co-commentator for some of the BBC’s World Cup coverage.
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The drama Dublin watched out in Qatar is almost being surpassed by the last few days of action at the PDC World Championships.
The 53-year-old was in attendance this afternoon as Dirk van Duijvenbode played out an all-time Ally Pally classic with Ross Smith.
The Dutchman won a deciding sudden death leg after he and Smith could not be separated over six gripping sets.
The pair also combined for a record-breaking 31 180s which smashed the previous amount for a best-of-seven game.
Van Duijvenbode will now face tournament favourite and countryman Michael van Gerwen in the last 16.
Van Gerwen was embroiled in a brilliant match of his own yesterday as he saw off the impressive Mensur Suljovic.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
