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The telling sign Luke Littler and Luke Humphries lacked ‘camaraderie’ backstage pointed out by World Cup of Darts star

Published on June 16, 2025 at 10:30 AM

GERWYN PRICE laughed that England were “rubbish”; and didn’t play as a team in their World Cup defeat.

The World No.11 lifted the lid on and ’s lack of “connection”; before on Saturday night.

Luke Littler and Luke Humphries of England at the World Cup of Darts.
Luke Littler and Luke Humphries suffered a shock World Cup of Darts exit at the hands of Germany
Luke Littler of England throwing a dart during a darts match.
Both men were way off the mark in last Saturday’s slaying at the hands of Germany
Gerwyn Price of Wales reacting during a darts match.
Finalist Gerwyn Price reckons the pair’s lack of a connection led to their downfall

Price and Jonny Clayton lost an epic final to Northern Ireland and then The Iceman opened up his feelings on where it went so wrong for the English pair.

He said: “I think you need a connection. I think you need to have that camaraderie off the stage.

“When all the teams first turned up on the first day, the only two players who didn’t turn up together, didn’t sit together, didn’t play as a team.

“I’m not saying who they are. But they didn’t win their first game.

“But you need to turn up together. You need to be as a team.

“You practice together, you sit together, it’s a team ethic.

“It didn’t show with England and it showed on the board.

“They are great players individually. But you need to be a team.

“I wanted them to do well but they didn’t. I’m not just saying that.

“But they were rubbish!”;

also admitted that Northern Ireland deserved to win their first-ever World Cup title.

He added: “I don’t think we were at our best but we dug deep and we got it to nine-all.

“Being 7-5 up, the crucial leg was to go 8-5 up. We bombed that.

“We chased the game most of the night. Josh (Rock) was hitting treble after treble.

“It’s tough to hold them back. It wasn’t meant to be. We’ll come back fighting.”;

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