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If I was Henman I wouldn't want Murray to succeed I'm a 'if I can't have it no one can kinda guy' so if after failing myself I'd hate to see Murray win a major, especially Wimbledon. The celebration was put on to keep in line with the disgusting jingoism on the BBC tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rors
He writes these long posts so people think he knows what he's talking about but really he has no clue. I've lost count of the amount of shockers this guys posted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Im not one to critisise another poster so i'll look at it in a different way.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Wengerbabies
Im sure he has these shockers for entertainment value and not cos he actually believes what hes saying cos no one would be that clueless
I think I agree, if he really wanted to celebrate it wouldn't just be a clap. Can't blame him though either.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Wengerbabies
Also, on to the final, it's going to be very weird not hearing an (overtly) pro-Federer crowd at Wimbledon.
I think Murray played better against Ferrer and Ferrer played better than Tsonga.
I think murrays got a better chance of winning than most think - including the bookies. Federer is 2/1 on.
Also a surprise to see Murray so emotional at the end. That could be a problem in the final - he needs to stay as cool as he has been recently. Certainly federer won't feel as many nerves having been here so many times before.
6,4,and 4. That's my prediction. Both players will break in that first set, but as suggested above Murray won't be able to hold it together for long after that. He will be out poker-faced.
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Convincing..... :rolleyes:
If Murray wins the first 3 sets, i think he'll win the title
Mr. Obvious :bow:
I should be a Tennis commentator tbh
I completley agree with you there, Tsonga was scintillating at times with his back hand and ferocious ground strokes but he was so inconsistent and racked up unforced error after unforced error...Apart from the second set which Ferrer should have served out....i think he made far less mistakes and it brought out the best of Murray to beat him.
But i defy anyone not to be emotional if they are the first Brit to reach the Wimbledon final in 74 years, and at any rate i would say it was very restrained emotion......he'll never tell us but i think the point upwards was towards his classmates killed by that Maniac Thomas Hamilton in Dunblane.
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Originally Posted by Syn
I wasn't saying you should be emotional, I am saying I defy anyone to be in Andy Murray's shoes and not be emotional......Quote:
Originally Posted by The Wengerbabies