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Thread: Wimbledon '13
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7th July 2013, 15:54 #21Senior Member
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I have to say I love the British crowd. While they obviously cheer for Murray, they still respect Djokovic and cheer for him when he pulls off good points. Let's only see whether they'll boo him if he loses his drive like Vettel at Silverstone...
Seriously, though, I wish people were like this in many other countries. Having a bit of respect for the rivals in Davis Cup matches would be a great thing IMHO.
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7th July 2013, 15:57 #22Senior Member
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Solid start but both are so good that either could win in straight sets from now or it could end 3-2
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7th July 2013, 16:55 #23Senior Member
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That's the indefatigable British sense of fair play, my dear fellow.
Originally Posted by N4D13
I have to say I love the British crowd. While they obviously cheer for Murray, they still respect Djokovic and cheer for him when he pulls off good points. Let's only see whether they'll boo him if he loses his drive like Vettel at Silverstone...
Seriously, though, I wish people were like this in many other countries. Having a bit of respect for the rivals in Davis Cup matches would be a great thing IMHO."A racing car has only one objective: to win motor races. If it does not do this it is nothing but a waste of time, money, and effort" - Colin Chapman
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7th July 2013, 17:10 #24Senior Member
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Ooh! Murray has broken Jock's serve to go up 5 - 4 in the third set!
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Finish it, Andy!!!
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OMG, Nole has just saved three championship points. And I had my message ready for when Murray won it - now I've had to delete it and I'll need to rewrite it later!
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7th July 2013, 17:22 #27Senior Member
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just won't go away, will he?
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Well, that was an extremely intense final game. Now I can say it: today Andy is a Brit, not a Scot.
Well played, Andy!
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7th July 2013, 17:24 #29Senior Member
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There it is!!!
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Well done, Andy Murray! The first British man to win at Wimbledon for 77 years!
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Not important, but nice to see that he has still the ability to drive fast
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