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Bobby George at charity darts event

Popular pundit Bobby George is heading to Penkridge to take part in a charity darts exhibition with Wayne Mardle next month.

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Popular pundit Bobby George is heading to Penkridge to take part in a charity darts exhibition with Wayne Mardle next month.

'The Bobby Dazzler' will be joined by 'Hawaii 5-0-1? at the Hatherton Country House Hotel, Pinfold Lane, on Friday October 28.

Both are now television personalities, George as a co-presenter for the BDO world championship on the BBC and Mardle as a commentator for PDC events on Sky Sports.

Mardle, who reached the World Matchplay final in 2003, has still not fully retired but George, twice a runner-up in the BDO world championship, stopped playing regular tournaments in 1986.

'The King of Bling,' now 65, was the sport's first full-time exhibition player and continues to be well recieved on the circuit.

And darts fans will get the chance to take on the stars, who will play a leg against seven punters each, drawn at random by their ticket numbers.

George and Mardle will then go head-to-head in a best of three contest, after a raffle and an auction for darts memorabilia.

All profits from the night will go to the Midlands Air Ambulance with tickets, costing £10 each and only available in advance, from event organiser Vicki Cutler on 07974 578 103.

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