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do you think tim henman will ever win wimbeldon?
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Silent-Scope wrote:
> When was there ever a Gordan in Tennis?
I assume he meant Goran.
> When was there ever a Gordan in Tennis?
I assume he meant Goran.
When was there ever a Gordan in Tennis?
Azul wrote:
> What about a weekend drive in the country?
Of course m'dear. But when?
> What about a weekend drive in the country?
Of course m'dear. But when?
Wimbo?
Hahahahahaha.
Hahahahahaha.
What about a weekend drive in the country?
Sorry.
Sorry.
cRaCkHeAd wrote:
> Colourless wrote:
> cRaCkHeAd wrote:
> he has a weak drive
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> That's golf, dear.
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> no! MATEY its tennis aswell
Nope. Sorry. You can have a drive volley, and I'd probably accept forehand drive or a backhand drive (and that's if I was being very lenient).
But a weak drive...is GOLF.
> Colourless wrote:
> cRaCkHeAd wrote:
> he has a weak drive
>
> That's golf, dear.
>
>
> no! MATEY its tennis aswell
Nope. Sorry. You can have a drive volley, and I'd probably accept forehand drive or a backhand drive (and that's if I was being very lenient).
But a weak drive...is GOLF.
he means jordan
You mean Goran.
No way. Have you ever seen him play? He mabey could of won the year he lost against Gordan but not now.
cRaCkHeAd wrote:
> He can't................... his too old, too many young and powerful
> player, he has a weak backhand drive
Are we watching the same person here?
Tim is in his prime. He's never played as well as he's playing now - under the guidance of Pete Sampras' former coach, he's managed to refine his game and has played some really excellent tennis recently. He has all the ability and potential to win Wimbledon yet.
And his backhand is the best part of his game.
> He can't................... his too old, too many young and powerful
> player, he has a weak backhand drive
Are we watching the same person here?
Tim is in his prime. He's never played as well as he's playing now - under the guidance of Pete Sampras' former coach, he's managed to refine his game and has played some really excellent tennis recently. He has all the ability and potential to win Wimbledon yet.
And his backhand is the best part of his game.
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