Anderson No Chance Says Bristow

OCHE legend Eric Bristow reckons LADY GAGA has more chance of being world champ than Gary Anderson — unless he toughens up.

The Crafty Cockney lashed Ando after claims from the Scot's manager Tommy Gilmour gamesmanship cost him Alexandra Palace glory.
Gilmour criticised broken leg victim Simon Whitlock for LIMPING to upset Anderson during their quarter-final clash.
Bristow blasted: "It's all a load of nonsense, he's looking for excuses all the time.
"Whitlock had a broken leg, what was he expecting him to do, run up and down the oche?
"Gary is an absolutely brilliant player, but for some reason he is mentally weak. In one match he can turn up and be unstoppable.
"Then the next he can fall asleep, lose the plot, can't hit a double and then starts laughing. He needs to stop that.
"I see that even Lady GaGa is playing darts now. If Gary doesn't eliminate this from his game she's got more chance of being world champion."
Five-times world supremo Bristow disagrees that the dark arts of darts is on the increase.
He added: "There's no cheating in darts, it's a load of nonsense.
"There's nothing wrong in slowing a game down, that's not cheating, that's just tactics.
"You see it in football to upset another team's play and it's not classed as cheating. If he doesn't like the sport then he should pack it in and become a dustman.
"Gary's just got to get all the excuses and rubbish out of his head. He's an amazing player and will be world champion one day. But all this has to stop now."
Bristow, Ando and Adrian Lewis are special guests at Hibs star Ian Murray's testimonial at the Corn Exchange on Sunday.They take to the stage at 12.30pm and tickets are still available.
Anderson is also doing a three-night Scottish tour in Falkirk, Dalbeattie and Buckie from January 20 to 22.