Luke Littler, 18, shares surreal footage of what it's like to be a darts star with thousands of screaming fans
LUKE LITTLER shared a glimpse into what it's like to be a professional darts star while appearing at an exhibition in Norwich.
The 18-year-old was joined by the likes of
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Luke Littler shared his view from the stage at a darts event in Norwich
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The 18-year-old played at an exhibition event in Norwich
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And he played in front of a capacity crowd at Epic Studios.
Before one of his games,
He posted the clip on Instagram and wrote: "Last session in Norwich yesterday afternoon. Some fans."
However, the Nuke's day took a turn when the
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At the weekend, Littler shared a photo of the damage on his Instagram story.
He commented: "Just trying to do an exhibition in Norwich and this happens absolute scum of the earth."
The teenager is next in action on Thursday for the penultimate week of Premier League Darts in Sheffield.
Littler has guaranteed his place at the top of the table going into the finals night.
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He will be joined by
The fourth semi-final spot will be claimed by
Luke Littler and Luke Humphries play out 'best darts match ever' as Wayne Mardle says 'even they're finding it funny'
Whoever wins Premier League Darts will take home £275,000.
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