Australian Open January 16th-30th

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Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner

Yeah he's a cretin. Prolly even more annoying at Wimbledon. Lost count of the number of prediction fails.

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Tuned it to five live now

:wacko:

What a point.

1-1

Minibreaks don't mean anything here.

3-3 at the changeover, Murray with one serve to go.

Three set points for Murray.

Murray takes the third set 7-6 (7-4)!

It's on :bow:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...at_Britain.jpg

C'mon Muzza :cheer:

don't bottle it please

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Originally Posted by Syn

You stupid dracula-mong faced cunt pathetic pube head bottling shit.

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:haha: :haha: :haha:

brilliant

Djokovic breaks at the start of the fourth set. :lol:

Break point for Djokovic. :haha:

Djokovic gets the double break. 3-0 in the fourth set.

3-0 Djo leads

4-0. :haha:

4-0 Novak leads

4-1

Two break points for Murray.

Deuce. :lol:

Djokovic holds, Murray serving to stay in the fourth set.

Djokovic takes the fourth set 6-1. :haha:

WTF?

I believe they call that giving up. Imagine if a Pakistan player did that?

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Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner

I believe they call that giving up. Imagine if a Pakistan player did that?

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No its called Murray being Murray

Djokovic does some ridiculous things to stay in rallies.

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Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner

I believe they call that giving up. Imagine if a Pakistan player did that?

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Exactly what I was thinking. Well...I mean it was obviously different in the Pakistan case but if they did stop chasing for balls heading to the boundary etc. then there would be a big fuss about it.

Even though I like my betting, I don't think Murray has a duty to play to his best. Obviously he feels that conserving energy is the best way. Not sure I agree but ultimately I think - in any sport - if a player wants to give up, they should be allowed to do so.

Break point for Djokovic!

Saved with an ace, again.

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Originally Posted by Syn

Exactly what I was thinking. Well...I mean it was obviously different in the Pakistan case but if they did stop chasing for balls heading to the boundary etc. then there would be a big fuss about it.

Even though I like my betting, I don't think Murray has a duty to play to his best. Obviously he feels that conserving energy is the best way. Not sure I agree but ultimately I think - in any sport - if a player wants to give up, they should be allowed to do so.

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It doesn't make any sense because it surely means conserved energy for his opponent too. Just sounds like excuses to me.

Adv. Djokovic.

Poor shot from Djokovic, netted an easy one. Deuce.

And another one from Djokovic, put this one long. Adv. Murray.

Brilliantly saved by Djokovic.

Adv. Djokovic. Holy crap.

Deuce again. Nearly another ten minute+ game.

Murray holds, 2-2.

Don't think Muzza is breaking him any time soon. Will have to hold out for the tie-break.

No tiebreaks in the fifth at this grand slam.

oops

There I expose myself as the fairweather fan...

Break point for Djokovic.