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Darts tournament
The 1980 WDF Europe Cup was the 2nd edition of the WDF Europe Cup darts tournament, organised by the World Darts Federation. It was held in Copenhagen, Denmark from October 3 to 4.[2]
16 national teams entered into the event.[2]
Nr. |
Country |
Men's Selection
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1 |
Belgium |
Luc Marreel, Andre Declerq, Andre Desmit, Lucien Deduytsche
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2 |
Denmark |
Jorgen Rasmussen, Kaj Mortensen, Jan Larsen, Kim Jensen
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3 |
England |
Eric Bristow, Cliff Lazarenko, John Lowe, Tony Brown
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4 |
France |
Jean-Claude Fichot, Phillippe Labernadiere, John Phillips, Peter Robbins
|
5 |
Finland |
Kexi Heinaharju, Kari Malmberg, Matti Sarkkinen, Kari Saukkonen
|
6 |
West Germany |
Michael Weidelt, Steven Gatley, Robbin Orridge, Francis Green
|
7 |
Gibraltar |
Mohamed Bakali, Freddie Duarte, Leslie Ward, John Neale
|
8 |
Ireland |
John Buckley, Eugene McDermott, Jim McQuillan, Seamus O'Brien
|
9 |
Jersey |
Joseph Bell, David Elstone, Victor Fiodoruk, Kenny Horton
|
10 |
Northern Ireland |
Roy Dunlop, Billy Mateer, Anthony McCaugherthy, Dessie Noade
|
11 |
Malta |
Alexander Bonnici, Domnic Cachia, Lorry Galea, Charles Ghiller
|
12 |
Netherlands |
Alan Morley, Robin Earp, Jilles Vermaat, Leo de Oude
|
13 |
Scotland |
Alistair Forrester, Angus Ross, Jocky Wilson, Rab Smith
|
14 |
Spain |
Jose-Marck Alcaraz, Adrian Buckley, Joan Dalmag-Puig, Salvador Ruiz-Perez
|
15 |
Sweden |
Stefan Lord, Bjørn Enqvist, Nils-Magnus Ericksson, Becke Johansson
|
16 |
Wales |
Dyfri Jones, Wayne Lock, Ceri Morgan, Leighton Rees
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Not WDF ranked | |
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Former | |
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Calendar | |
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