Gilliver's Travels
Peripatetic
Why does Henman create that in so many people? After all, he is actually a very good tennis player - not a great, but very good; you can't deny that.
But, just by simply appearing on a TV screen or worse still, a tennis court - anywhere - he creates the most terrifying inner rages and loathings for which there is no explanation, and no cure.
Is it simply because he is: Clean-cut? Mummy's boy? Tory Boy? Lacking any personality? Devoid of passion? A kind of junior understudy to Sir Cliff? I'm convinced it's not just because he underperforms and loses key games. It's deeper than that.
What is it that creates that involuntary sneer, that curl of the lip in so many of his compatriots? Oh no, there he is!! Arrgggghh!!!
But, just by simply appearing on a TV screen or worse still, a tennis court - anywhere - he creates the most terrifying inner rages and loathings for which there is no explanation, and no cure.
Is it simply because he is: Clean-cut? Mummy's boy? Tory Boy? Lacking any personality? Devoid of passion? A kind of junior understudy to Sir Cliff? I'm convinced it's not just because he underperforms and loses key games. It's deeper than that.
What is it that creates that involuntary sneer, that curl of the lip in so many of his compatriots? Oh no, there he is!! Arrgggghh!!!