ANGRYGINGE finally made it to the World Darts Championship, but missed a trick with pal Luke Littler not in action.
The new king of the jungle returned from I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! last Wednesday but was missing from the crowd to watch darts World No1 Littler kick off his title defence against Darius Labanauskas.
Angry Ginge was seen celebrating as Charlie Manby beat Cameron MenziesCredit: Phil Lanning
It comes days after Luke Littler called out his pal for missing his first gameCredit: Shutterstock Editorial
He was joined by Pieface, right, and Bambino Becky, middle, for a Sky Sports shoot before the pro darts actionCredit: Taylor Lanning/PDC
Littler cruised to a straight-sets win over his rival before real name Morgan Burtwhistle.
The pair have been seen playing games together on popular sports game EA FC, formerly , in a group which also included Ginge’s fellow jungle star .
Littler, 18, took to his story to mock his mate, tagging him before saying: “Too big for the now I see, won the jungle have we?”
However, the 24-year-old from finally made it down to Ally Pally to catch some of the action tonight.
And he was in for a treat as rookie Charlie Manby – another friend of the Nuke – stunned the crowd with a shock 3-2 win over during the second match of the day.
by uppercutting a table three times, leaving his hand bleeding before he was
But in the crowd there were jubilant scenes as the Scot was defeated by 20-year-old debutant Manby.
Ginge was seen in the VIP area of the crowd watching as Manby completed his upset at the oche.
And he jumped up in celebration and fist-pumped the air as Ally Pally serenaded its newest match winner.
Ginge detailed his journey to Ally Pally on his Instagram page, revealing he was at the train station at 7 am and rewatched his experience in the jungle during his trip.
And he joined fellow such as PieFace and Bambino Becky with Sky Sports for a stage walk-on experience, sporting a pair of Lightning McQueen crocs as he chucked some darts at the board.
While in his darts attire Ginge also shared a video of himself talking with , who beat 3-0 in his opening game.
Ginge left Ally Pally after the afternoon session to head to the Copperbox in Stratford for .
Eze Chidiebere Paul
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