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THREE of the world's greatest names in darts are to share their stories and step up to the oche at Tamworth Assembly Rooms.

Eric Bristow, Bobby George and John Lowe with presenter Duncan 'Chase Me' Norvelle are hosting the show-cum-party, Legends of the Oche, on Friday, February 5.

The trio have more than 1,500 darting titles to their names, including 40 world titles and the first ever televised perfect nine game.

Eric Bristow, the Crafty Cockney is a true sporting legend, with a pedigree as long as the M42. His impressive darts resume features five World Champion AND World Master titles and two News of the World Champion wins. Eric won his first World Championship in 1980, defeating fellow legends player and Assembly Rooms visitor Bobby George. He then started a decade of major championship wins.

Speaking of the flamboyant, extravagant and larger than life Bobby George – his entrance into any arena, complete with cape and candelabra, to the sound of Queens 'We Are the Champions' is enough to stir any audience into life.

John Lowe, "Old Stoneface" is the player with more than 1,000 titles to his name and he did not throw a dart until he was 21. John has probably won more titles than any other player in the sport. His titles include three World Champion, News of the World Champion, British Open twice and British Match play twice.