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<\/p>\nDarts icon Peter Manley has been labelled a \u201cbabe magnet\u201d after posting a saucy Christmas message.<\/p>\n
Manley is best known for being one of darts\u2019 original pantomime villains thanks to his rivalry with Phil Taylor in the late-1990s and early-2000s. Their most well-known meeting came in the 2002 PDC World Championship final, where Manley infamously stormed off stage after defeat.<\/p>\n
It triggered years of booing and jeering from crowds at various venues, a role which \u2018One Dart\u2019 later embraced and played up to. But while the 61-year-old is no stranger to his villain tag – being dubbed a \u201cbabe magnet\u201d is certainly something new.<\/p>\n
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That\u2019s what he was called as he took to social media to spread some festive cheer in, let\u2019s say, unique fashion. Manley wrote: \u201cJust like to wish my family, friends and fans from around the world a Merry Christmas from Onedart and Twodart.\u201d<\/p>\n
But the accompanying picture was an eye-opener, with Manley\u2019s face edited onto a topless Father Christmas. And sitting on Manley Claus\u2019 lap was a skimpy Santa outfit-wearing woman with his own wife Crissy edited onto her face.<\/p>\n
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