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It was agonising to watch and I must stop holding my breath during tense points... but a fantastic result!

 

Well done Murray!

 

Now we just need a British team to win the the World Cup... I won't rely on England to do it! :D

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That was an incredible match yesterday - couldn't believe what I was seeing! I too, went a bit wussy at the end with a pair of wet eyes!

 

And that last game was just phenomenal !

when Murray had 3 Championship points, and then lost them

 

:jaw:

I thought "If Djokovic wins this game, it's over"but then he netted that final ball (again!)

 

Murray played some of the best tennis I've ever seen - especially considering the temp was 40C!

 

Djokovic seemed really off his game, there were so many errors from him (both forced and unforced), and then losing his cool with the umpire over a line call and not being able to challenge it ..

 

Great day for Tennis and a great day for Britain and British sport...

 

Well done Andy! :clap2: :whoo: :first:

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I feel sorry for David Cameron and Theresa May. All this time trying to get Abu Qatada out the country and now the headline is overshadowed by this! Edited by sonofsanta
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I feel sorry for David Cameron and Theresa May. All this time trying to get Abu Qatada out the country and now the headline is overshadowed by this!

 

I think this deserves to overshadow that guy! Who cares about him - he's offski! - Murray, on the other hand, is here to stay!

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I should add, actually, that I don't actually feel sorry for them - both on the grounds of them being pillocks, and because it's rather poetic to see it happen to them after they've spent most of the last three years engineering the leak of policies and controversies in order to bury other news.

 

The Thick Of It is a documentary series, isn't it?

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I left the room in the end as every time I came in, Murray lost the point. So I sat outside the patio window for the last 5 minutes - bizarre really.

I thought Djokovic was magnanimous in defeat. A nice guy.

Interesting point though, if Scotland had already devolved then we would have supported Djokovic as we would have closer ties with him, MrwITch being half Serbian :)

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I thought the same about Djokovic when he was interviewed, he was all praise for Andy, and admitting that he had a bad day on the court...
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And why was Fatty Cameron there watching it? Shouldn't he have been running the country or something?

 

Yep, all people work on Sundays don't they... Try to keep your rage and angst and aim it at something sensible. :rolleyes:

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And why was Fatty Cameron there watching it? Shouldn't he have been running the country or something?

 

Yep, all people work on Sundays don't they... Try to keep your rage and angst and aim it at something sensible. :rolleyes:

 

Besides the Big Fish behind Mr C. seemed to have a lot more blubber..

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Was a good day for sport all round.

 

Particularly loved watching both the Women's and Men's Doubles Wheelchair Tennis matches in their entirety; and also that the Men's GB Wheelchair Basketball Team won The European Championships in their match vs Turkey!!

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Yep, all people work on Sundays don't they... Try to keep your rage and angst and aim it at something sensible. :rolleyes:

 

Sorry, I forgot, running the country is just like any other job isn't it? Mon - Fri 9-5.......

 

Nothing ever happens evenings or weekends.

 

I forgot.

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Sorry, I forgot, running the country is just like any other job isn't it? Mon - Fri 9-5.......

 

Nothing ever happens evenings or weekends.

 

I forgot.

 

Come off it. Every person needs relaxation time. You have no leg to stand on with this.

 

Not to mention, it'd be a bit odd for him not to be there cheering our country's representative on.

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And why was Fatty Cameron there watching it? Shouldn't he have been running the country or something?

 

Nah, it's alright, he left Michael Gove in charge for the day :scared:

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So, how long before Murray become World #1? then?

 

I supose it's a question of how good Murray is against Djockovic on other surfaces? He certainly outclassed him yesterday, fantastic match and he solidly deserved the win! I don't really follow tennis (or any sport for that matter) - just watch Wimbledon final. What's up with Nadal and Federer? Are they both still up there, or have their careers now peeked and they now on the way out the game?

 

Nadal has alway been my favourite player - shows a lot of flair, entertaining to watch. Federer at his best showed similar moments of genius. For the first time yesterday, watching Murray, I saw similar flair - which Djockovic didn't. Sprinting from one side of the court to the other to catch a drop shot...

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Nadal and Federer went out in first week - Both got knocked out by lower ranked players.. but I think they are starting to wane a little and I think we'll be seeing a lot more wins from Murray now, though I think Djokovic still has a good lead on Murray (11-8) though Murray has won both times on Grass.

 

Tennis is about the only major sport I like and enjoy watching. My Mrs isn't so keen on it - but she did watch Murray in the SF and the Final.

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