Falkor
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- Jun 3, 2011
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Mate i know that feeling better than anyone, but ya contradicting your self far far to much.
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Andy Murrary
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Mate i know that feeling better than anyone, but ya contradicting your self far far to much.
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
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You could use that as your signature.
brightonmark1234
Well-known member
sorry everyone
Paris
Well-known member
Another Men's final on the monday for the 5th or 6th year in a row at the US Open.
Time for a roof me thinks
Time for a roof me thinks
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Don't be silly. Nothing to be sorry about. Stand up for your convictions. You are entitled to your views.
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
- 18,855
Typical Djokovic, moans about everything he does.
Glad Murray has made the final of a second consecutive slam, it will do his confidence no end of good and I actually think he might win this one now that he's in the final. He's got the best part of two days for Ivan Lendl to beat some confidence and self belief into him. All he has to do is play aggresively and attack. If he blocks back constantly, he's lost. Simples as that. Ferrer does NOT miss, he is pure attrition. If he's playing against Djokovic then you HAVE to attack him. He's phenomenal defensively, but if you let him dictate the play then you'll get thrown all over the court and lose as well. Djokovic beat him in the Australian semi final and Ferrer beat him in France, either the 4th round or the quater final. He smashed Djokovic at the Olympics but Djokovic is a hard court specialist. It is Murray's preferred surface too but even so, I think Djokovic would be too strong. If Ferrer can find his way past him, it would be fantastic for the sport. Either way, a new man would win a Slam for the first time since Del Potro won this tournament in 2009. Since then it's always been Federer, Nadal or Djokovic.
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sorry but i dont agree with your views.....murrary will not loose sorry mate but these are my views sorry
somerset
New member
....unless you happen to be critical of Barnes of course.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Final is now 21:00hrs BST on Monday
brightn'ove
cringe
Agreed, don't worry Mark. Most of us disagree with half of what we read on NSC, it's no big deal.
Brownstuff
Well-known member
Even though I think Wiggins should piss it
It will be a very close call between Wiggins and Murray for Sports Personality of the Year if Murray is victorious in the US Open final
It will be a very close call between Wiggins and Murray for Sports Personality of the Year if Murray is victorious in the US Open final
mike79
Active member
farah should win SPOTY and that's coming from a massive murray fan
though if murray beats djokovic my mind may change
wiggins shouldn't be a contender really
main achievement was as part of a team, in a sport britain have only started bothering about when the oppo was rubbish cos of all the drug bans. such a tainted sport. he was favourite to win that tdf on that course for a reason.
though if murray beats djokovic my mind may change
wiggins shouldn't be a contender really
main achievement was as part of a team, in a sport britain have only started bothering about when the oppo was rubbish cos of all the drug bans. such a tainted sport. he was favourite to win that tdf on that course for a reason.
brightn'ove
cringe
Wiggins has also won 4 gold medals at Olympics, and a silver and a couple of Bronze medals. We've only bothered in the TDF because it's only now it's a fair race without the drugs. He was favourite to win because he's the best. Mo Farah 
bowdown has only won 2 Olympic golds, which is nothing in comparison.If Murray wins the US it will be great - a grand slam event and the Olympics. But that's only great in the context of Britain being awful at Tennis. Other countries have athletes winning grand slams every year, it's not that amazing. Wiggins on the other hand, is the only cyclist to ever win the TDF and gold at the Olympics in the same year - an amazing achievement, and not just by British standards.