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Who do you think will win? Has Murray really got a chance tomorrow of winning the Thailand Open?
I think Federer will win in straight sets but hope that Murray will at least give him a run for his money.
I think Federer will win in straight sets but hope that Murray will at least give him a run for his money.
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Who do you think will win? Has Murray really got a chance tomorrow of winning the Thailand Open?
I think Federer will win in straight sets but hope that Murray will at least give him a run for his money.
I think Federer will win in straight sets but hope that Murray will at least give him a run for his money.
Smedlos wrote:
> Has Murray really got a chance tomorrow of winning the Thailand Open?
No.
Federer has won something like his last 23 finals and is unbeaten in God knows how many games. Murray doesn't even stand the slightest of chances.
> Has Murray really got a chance tomorrow of winning the Thailand Open?
No.
Federer has won something like his last 23 finals and is unbeaten in God knows how many games. Murray doesn't even stand the slightest of chances.
He'll lose the first set and then some mystery injury like dickcramp will cause him to cry like the bairn he is, and then his mummy will give him a big hug and tell the nasty media to stop asking him why he's such a ponce.
Give me Greggers, with his dopey smile and huge serve and "Aw, SHUCKS, did I lose? Gimme some love, Mrs Greg".
Give me Greggers, with his dopey smile and huge serve and "Aw, SHUCKS, did I lose? Gimme some love, Mrs Greg".
It's a shame Wales' young tennis prodigy didn't get far this time round
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We're a proud tennis nation. I think there's a tennis court in the valleys somewhere.
Can you imagine the pre-Wimbledon hype there will be next year if he does win?
For his own good, he'd be better off if he lost.
For his own good, he'd be better off if he lost.
Stryke wrote:
> He'll lose the first set and then some mystery injury like dickcramp
> will cause him to cry like the bairn he is, and then his mummy will
> give him a big hug and tell the nasty media to stop asking him why
> he's such a ponce.
Nice to see you're getting behind britains young talent, eh stryke!
> He'll lose the first set and then some mystery injury like dickcramp
> will cause him to cry like the bairn he is, and then his mummy will
> give him a big hug and tell the nasty media to stop asking him why
> he's such a ponce.
Nice to see you're getting behind britains young talent, eh stryke!
He's Scottish. I support the English players. Well, player.
ßìgGíË Li††lÊ Jn® wrote:
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> Nice to see you're getting behind britains young talent, eh stryke!
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What? He's a good young player, true. But he seems to get a different injury each tournament. It even differs from match to match. And then, despite all the support he's been given by the LTA, such as freeing up Mark Petchey to be his coach, he proceeds to have a go at them for not supporting young players in Britain. Then he has a go at the media -already- for suggesting, out of thin air apparently, that he might not be fit enough. What, you think cramp is a sign of stamina, Andy?
I'll respect him when he stops filling his Pampers.
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> Nice to see you're getting behind britains young talent, eh stryke!
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What? He's a good young player, true. But he seems to get a different injury each tournament. It even differs from match to match. And then, despite all the support he's been given by the LTA, such as freeing up Mark Petchey to be his coach, he proceeds to have a go at them for not supporting young players in Britain. Then he has a go at the media -already- for suggesting, out of thin air apparently, that he might not be fit enough. What, you think cramp is a sign of stamina, Andy?
I'll respect him when he stops filling his Pampers.
Stryke wrote:
> But he seems to get a different injury each tournament.
The best was the US Open. If I remember correctly, he threw up in his first match, won the second without problem and the told the press to shut up about him being unfit, and then he lost in his third match because he got cramp.
> But he seems to get a different injury each tournament.
The best was the US Open. If I remember correctly, he threw up in his first match, won the second without problem and the told the press to shut up about him being unfit, and then he lost in his third match because he got cramp.
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