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11th Sep 12, 09:00 #1Moderator
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Congrats to the Grumpy Scot - Gold Slam 1st two stages completed!
OK we've waited for an age for the ghost of Fred Perry to be exorcised, then like London Buses, 2 come along. Start of a dominant year?
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11th Sep 12, 14:44 #2
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Flushed with success!
Well done Andy ( he's a Brit today
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11th Sep 12, 16:01 #3
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It was cool to watch.
He looked exhausted, in pain and I'm sure, relieved.
More victories will sure come.Without sharing there can be no justice,
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11th Sep 12, 23:28 #4
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After the Olympics, and especially after Berdych knocked Federer out, I felt it wouldn't be long before we saw Murray's pained expressions of victory after a grand slam final. Congratulations to him.
Not my favourite player, but I really like how he's adopted Lendl's bodyline tennis approach.
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12th Sep 12, 08:42 #5
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I have to say I've really been warming up to Murray, I only watched the match against Berdych. It was a hotly contested, close match, but what really cracked me up was when he said about the gale force winds, and general inclement weather:
"These are the worst conditions I've ever played in and I'm a Scott"
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12th Sep 12, 09:19 #6
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^^Of course I meant Scot
actually I think he said: "and I'm from Scotland" but I don't remember the interview verbatim
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12th Sep 12, 09:23 #7Moderator
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Actually most of us Englishmen think he's a bit of a 'Scott' too
Originally Posted by Dr Giacomo Rappaccini
^^Of course I meant Scot
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12th Sep 12, 09:25 #8Moderator
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You say 'bodyline' like it's a bad thing!! Originally Posted by ShiftingGears
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12th Sep 12, 11:09 #9
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Do I? Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
You say 'bodyline' like it's a bad thing!!
It's allowed in the rules - so he's perfectly entitled to do it.Formerly known as theugsquirrel
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