AmandaJR
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My feelings about him changed when he lost to Roger in the 2012 Wimbledon final. The tears and raw emotion - showed his true colours for me. Loved him ever since.
MARMITE MURRAY
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My feelings about him changed when he lost to Roger in the 2012 Wimbledon final. The tears and raw emotion - showed his true colours for me. Loved him ever since.
Tashyboy
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Can't argue with his determination and how well Faldo has optimised his talents through sheer hard work. Undoubtedly the outstanding best of a mediocre Brit bunch but never in the same class as Seve,Tiger and Tash. As for his on course persona, the petulant, foul-mouthed ranting at his caddy has never been a good look. His fans will be wanting him to make his open swansong. To be frank, I won't miss him and the prospect of his inevitable future appearance in the Sky commentators box is of little appeal. Chacun a son gout.
Sorted for you.
basically just Coz you don’t like someone don’t mean there achievements are rammel. Those words could be written of any sports person. However you dress it up, why have you spent years do,lowing someone you don’t like
Sorted for you.
basically just Coz you don’t like someone don’t mean there achievements are rammel. Those words could be written of any sports person. However you dress it up, why have you spent years do,lowing someone you don’t like
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chrisd
Major Champion
I played and watched tennis for about 10 years and never understood why a players personality was more important than his results
PaulMdj
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Remember the bit in bold next time you post about Gareth Southgate.Can't argue with his determination and how well Faldo has optimised his talents through sheer hard work. Undoubtedly the outstanding best of a mediocre Brit bunch but never in the same class as Seve,Tiger and Tash. As for his on course persona, the petulant, foul-mouthed ranting at his caddy has never been a good look. His fans will be wanting him to make his open swansong. To be frank, I won't miss him and the prospect of his inevitable future appearance in the Sky commentators box is of little appeal. Chacun a son gout.
Sorted for you.
basically just Coz you don’t like someone don’t mean there achievements are rammel. Those words could be written of any sports person. However you dress it up, why have you spent years do,lowing someone you don’t like
Tashyboy
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Southgate has achievementsRemember the bit in bold next time you post about Gareth Southgate.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
A man who has worked his socks off to get every ounce of success from his ability despite his body not helping. He has dragged English tennis upwards almost single handedly and deserves the final plaudits at Wimbledon. If he does go into commentary at least he'll have the knowledge to bring and I hope they let him tell it as he sees it like they do with McEnroe
Arthur Wedge
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HomerJSimpson
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Wasn't funny with the TAA version either
Arthur Wedge
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Spot on - winning 3 slams during a period where the three greatest ever players played is an astounding achievement
D-S
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HomerJSimpson
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How good were the other English players during his prime. Now we have a lot more decent players coming through. Listen to all of them speak and they all cite Murray as their inspiration
Arthur Wedge
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D-S
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2blue
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Andy just needs to GO really as his time is well past. Hoping his final exit is remembered as an excellent effort but fell short..... at Wimbledon. He has been an inspiration but time to go.
Arthur Wedge
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Arthur Wedge
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It shows the stature of the man within British tennis and tennis as a whole when you see the level of players there watching him and coming to say goodbye to him - even more so that Sue Barker is back there
Greatest Tennis player from GB
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A fabulous send off. Great tribute from some of the biggest names of the modern era and a tremendous interview with Murray.
What an athlete that man has been.
HowlingGale
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Just came in and seen it. An absolute thoroughbred. Had all the talent when he was younger, realised he didn't have the physical capabilities and went away and addressed it.
One of the greatest and most likely Scotland's greatest sportsman. He'd have had double digits grand slams in any other era. Just landed unlucky to have had to compete with the three best players ever.
One of the greatest and most likely Scotland's greatest sportsman. He'd have had double digits grand slams in any other era. Just landed unlucky to have had to compete with the three best players ever.
Pin-seeker
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Not sure about that
HowlingGale
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We'll never know unfortunately but I firmly believe he would.Not sure about that