Man of Harveys
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Henman has NO fighting spirit in him - spineless.
this country is a joke. the best individual sporting talent at the moment is ricky hatton, and i dont even like boxing.
Lopez saved his best to last, and simply overpowered the lightweight Hen when he needed to.
Hen Hen Hen Hen hen he he he h h h h h ..... *
On to better players, and I expect all those tossers and twats with the gay union gay jacks gay, to slink off saying there's nothing left to take interest in. wankers.
Lopez saved his best to last, and simply overpowered the lightweight Hen when he needed to.
Hen Hen Hen Hen hen he he he h h h h h ..... *
On to better players, and I expect all those tossers and twats with the gay union gay jacks gay, to slink off saying there's nothing left to take interest in. wankers.
Henman 4-1 Lopez
Lopez is falling apart like an old sofa - he plonks a mid-court forehand into the net to give away a break point and double-faults spectacularly to capitulate once again. Henman is now reading his serve as easily as Einstein flicking through the Beano, and the match has been turned on its head.
Henman says he will be back next year?... Bloody hell, what is wrong with him? RETIRE!!!
On to better players, and I expect all those tossers and twats with the gay union gay jacks gay, to slink off saying there's nothing left to take interest in. wankers.
Trouble is with you Icy, is you don't know what I am talking about, so you don't know what you are talking about either. It's a sport where you want the best players to reach the top.
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With an attitude like that I think you may be following the wrong football team, if not being the best brings hoots of derision on the player/s and the fans who are enjoying themselves from you. You'd best pop up to Chelsea with Dwayne next season NMH as I wouldn't like to think of you berating an Albion team and manager for not being worldbeaters.... oh hang on you've already done that last season ..
Henman was consistently one of the best players at Wimbledon. His record speaks for itself. The start of his career was during the era that Sampras dominated Wimbledon and the end of his career has coincided with the emergence of Federer. Why should we not feel patriotic and support the home-grown ‘hero’? Going by your logic, it would be fair to say that we should not support Brighton for most of the season, as they are not the best team.
Henman is coming to the end of his career, but I don’t see the problem in having another crack at it. You talk about lack of investment in the sport, but surely a figure such as Henman is crucial to the game. He has personally dragged the game by the scruff of it’s neck, creating greater British public interest when it was needed – particularly when Tennis does battle with far more popular sports during the summer. I know someone who works for the LTA and they (as a body) realise how critical and crucial Henman has been for the game. Think back to the days when the ‘locals’ used to drop out in the first round with a mere whimper.
He is not the best (obviously) and he is winding down, but he puts the sport on the front covers and provides entertainment when we need it most. Would you rather he had not played and we were left with the lowly qualifiers/wildcards who didn’t stand a chance of progressing at all?
You are criticising the fans, merely for showing a bit of passion and bravado. Tennis has evolved and gradually more and more people are becoming interested in the sport.
You are wildly assuming that the Henman fans know nothing about tennis - Maybe they don’t know as much about the sport or as much as you, but at least they are there putting some much needed money into the game.
I will leave it up to Tim to decide when he has had enough. He is a very honourable man and will not overstay his welcome. He proved that he still has the ability to play at this level, but alas he was not quite good enough to defeat a Lopez, who played a very good game of tennis.