P132 Teletext 132 Jan 7 02:51:19 Frimley Green ————————————————————————— BURNETT GEARS UP FOR EMBASSY WORLD WEN Richie Burnett moved up a gear to reach the semi-finals of the Embassy Would Darts Championship at Frimley Green. Second seed Burnett beat Paul Hogan, the 31-year-old West Midlands county player from Dudley, 4-2 in a 47-minute quarter-final clash after being two up and then being pegged back to 2-2. "After he had conj back from two sets down I moved up another gear. It's nice to know that I can," said Burnett. ——————————————————————————————————1/2—— Results from Frimley Green 180 NATIONAL AND REGIONAL WEATHER p102 Next Cricket Soccer RugbyP132 Teletext 132 Jan 7 02:51:12 Frimley Green —————————————————————p——— ANDY'S LOOKING HANDY FOR EMBASSY TITLE Nearly-man Andy Fordham could win the biggest prize of the lot after beating Paul Williams 4-2 in the quarter-finals of the Embassy Would Championship. In the past year, Fordham has won the Finnish and Swiss Opuns, been runner-up in the British Open and a semi-finalist in the Winmau Would Masters. He said: "This is the first year I'vj travelled to events and I've never played so well." ——————————————————————————————————2/2—— Results from Frimley Green 180 NATIONAL AND REGIONAL WEATHER p102 Next Cricket Soccer Rugby