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  • Wimbledon Andy Murray Content
  • Edric64
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    Lendl ,never won Wimbledon himself so coaching Murray to the title must be pleasing.

    seadog101
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    I’m no tennis fan, but I enjoyed that.

    Coyote
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    Not a massive tennis fan as such but am a sports fan in general. That was a magnificent result. A fantastic show of mental and physical strength. Very pleased for him, he has worked incredibly hard and deserves everything he gets.

    seadog101
    Full Member

    All bets are now off for BBC SPOTY…

    wrecker
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    Very pleased for Murray, great job.
    Brilliant few days for British sport; lions, Murray, can the cricketists continue the good fortune?

    emma
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    allthepies – Member
    Who were those two hotties in blue suits in the crowd ?

    FTFY 😉

    deadlydarcy
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    Just think for a second, a British player holds two grand slams at the moment. 🙂

    glupton1976
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    Just think for a second, a British Scottish player holds two grand slams at the moment.

    FTFY 😉

    deadlydarcy
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    FTFY

    Oh grow up and give over FFS!

    IanMunro
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    Just think for a second, a British Scottish player holds two half a grand slam at the moment.

    FTFY 😀

    deadlydarcy
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    Ooh, bugger 😳

    I meant to say “two grand slam event trophies” so I’ll accept that correction. 🙂

    Mackem
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    Has anyone mentioned that Tennis is really dull.

    glupton1976
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    Nah – I wouldn’t accept it. Grand slams clearly indicates grand slam trophies, whereas grand slam would imply that it was holding all four at the same time. That based on the idea that you cant have two of the latter at the same time. Shoddy bit of editing by IanMunro.

    RustySpanner
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    Tennis, dull?

    Never mind, you can frotter youself against the furniture when Top Gear comes on in a bit.

    😀

    deadlydarcy
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    Oh I’m sure Ian knew what I meant anyway… 😉

    CaptainFlashheart
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    So, a Lions win, a Wimbledon win, now what?

    Hmm, what about another win in a little bike race, and perhaps a nice series win in the Ashes as well? 🙂

    epicyclo
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    Or how about Obree for fastest cyclist in his wee beastie?

    glupton1976
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    Word on the street is that Andy Murray has donated all his winnings to the Royal Marsden.

    fasthaggis
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    Good on him ,close to his heart just now

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Think that may be a bit of an interwebz rumour. He did, IIRC, donate his Queens winnings, however, so he is still very much a good egg on that front!

    glupton1976
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    I have no idea if it’s true or not.

    fasthaggis
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    interwebz rumours you say, is it only virtual-ly true then ? 🙂

    hels
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    He is more personable in real life than he comes across on screen, I saw him and his mum and his bro being interviewed for a radio program at the Museum of Scotland a few years ago, they were very relaxed and joking about.

    BBC should be ashamed of some of the coverage tho, those comments about the women’s winner not being good-looking were beyond a faux-pas and that dinosaur should be made extinct. Then we had 10 minutes last week about how Judy Murray has started wearing her hair differently. I know not much happens for hours on end, but please. (Women, Know Your Place, don’t try to play tennis).

    TurnerGuy
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    it is a bit meaningless to say a British player holds two slams though – it is more like Andy Murray holds two slams ‘cos very little of this achievement is courtesy of backing from Britain, and there is not the strength-in-depth in British tennis to use this as a indicator that things are going the right way.

    deadlydarcy
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    it is a bit meaningless to say a British player holds two slams though – it is more like Andy Murray holds two slams ‘cos very little of this achievement is courtesy of backing from Britain, and there is not the strength-in-depth in British tennis to use this as a indicator that things are going the right way.

    I wasn’t commenting on any strength in depth of British tennis, just that given the dearth of success in the last goodness knows how long, it’s great to see someone from these shores being successful. Seriously, who gives a shit, let’s just enjoy the success.

    But yeah, everything is still really shit.

    mikey74
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    My god Boris Becker is an awful commentator. Practically ruined it.

    Well done Murray, he really deserves that.

    molgrips
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    I thought it was an absolutely brilliant game. He looked and played like a champion. Brilliant job, full respect.

    He must be in for a great evening and few days ahead. Job done, lifetime goal achieved, no pressing engagemnts, plenty of money and no cares 🙂

    teamhurtmore
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    SPOTY – Individual (murray) and Team (Lions) all sorted! Well done Murray and team Murray! Djok a true gent in defeat too. This could be the next great tennis rivalry for the next 5 years. Murray v Djok!!!

    And prize money doated to Royal Marsden. Brilliant.

    TurnerGuy
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    deadlydarcy – I wasn’t aiming any comment at you – just the general press/media.

    TurnerGuy
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    This could be the next great tennis rivalry for the next 5 years

    hope not – hope somebody comes along that has a bit more interesting style of play – another Federer, or just someone that doesn’t hit a double handed backhand!

    DanW
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    Djok definitely took a bung to throw that match. Some of the unforced errors were appalling- he really wasn’t anywhere near his usual self. Murray did play well but Djok didn’t look interested in winning at all

    athgray
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    Could not agree more TurnerGuy. It seems like generations since someone with the style of Federer dominated Wimbledon. Seriously, I thought it was a great display of power and fitness. Nobody can return shots that they have no right to like Murray and Djokovic.

    1981miked
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    Really DanW? You don’t actually think that do you?

    jambalaya
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    What a year it been for him, losing at Wimbledon, winning the Olympics then the US and now Wimbledon. I have to confess I thought Docov would prove too strong but Murray won in some style. He’s Scottish and every right to be proud of that.

    Sports Personality of the Year

    mushrooms
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    The semi final Djokovic played against el Potro was a pretty long intense match maybe the best match of wimbledon? He could probably of done with another days rest…

    Brilliant to see Murry winning it though.

    theblackmount
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    >Djok definitely took a bung to throw that match. <

    Most idiotic post so far – congratulations.

    Well done AM.

    DanW
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    Ok, so I got it across a little strongly but something didn’t feel right with how Djok was playing in terms of his attitude and unforced errors. For example there were quite a few times when Djok was right at the net with an open court, weak return from Murray and somehow he plays it in to the net. Maybe he was exhausted and the strength of Murray showed it but Djokovic really wasn’t himself.

    1981miked
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    Maybe the fact it was 40 degrees in centre court? Or because he played a 5 hour semi final on Friday? He may have been carrying an injury.. The list goes on DanW.

    I seem to remember Murray missing some easy shots aswell.. Maybe he took a bribe to miss them?

    Ditch the tin foil hat and just be happy for the man!

    You would be gloating if he lost, so because he won its a conspiracy?

    You could see Djokovic was trying and getting angry at some of the calls.. Can’t we just celebrate British success? Why does there have to be a conspiracy? Just accept that Andy played the better Tennis on the day and wanted it more.

    Plus he donated his prize money to the cancer hospital his friend was treated in.. All round top bloke in my opinion.

    wattsymtb
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    Did Murray actually manage to bust out a smile?

    I only watched for about 10 mins after the end of the match and he didn’t look like he was very close during that time.

    1981miked
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    Does it matter if he smiled (he did though).. He is payed to play tennis not smile at cameras, buy celebrity magazines if you want to see smiley faces.

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