The Gooner Forum

Chippy wrote:Slight misunderstanding here. The Olympic tennis is at Wimbledon. BTW did I mention I'm a Games maker? aka volunteer.

That figures, lol.

Looks like Roddick is going home.

HashKads wrote:Looks like Roddick is going home.

good!

Miserable bugger who relies too heavily on his serve.

David Ferrer is much better to watch (he'll lose to Del Potro in the next round though )

Loving Wimbledon this year.

g88ner wrote:

HashKads wrote:Looks like Roddick is going home.

good!

Miserable bugger who relies too heavily on his serve.

David Ferrer is much better to watch (he'll lose to Del Potro in the next round though )

Loving Wimbledon this year.

Yeah he is very miserable. Seems arrogant too.

His serves are so powerful but Ferrer's returns helped him out big time today. Everything seemed to be falling in his favour too.

Now the Scot is up, or is he Brit, or is he Scot?

Baghdatis looks like he's about to fall asleep.

Well done Murray!

11:02... talk about a dramatic countdown

Well played Murray.

Finsihed 2 minutes past the 11pm deadline.


Who thought up that shit 'let's go Andy, lets go'?

looking forward to next week in the tennis some potential good matchups out their not looking forward to the hype of murray though, he'll be a scot by the end of the tournament again though

Mardy Fish currently 1 set up and playing well against Tsonga - one of the dark horses of the tournament. For a bloke who had heart surgery a couple of months back its quite some effort.

LDB wrote:Mardy Fish currently 1 set up and playing well against Tsonga - one of the dark horses of the tournament. For a bloke who had heart surgery a couple of months back its quite some effort.

be still tough to get through against tsonga but top effort from him, if he gets thru great oppurtunity to get to the semi's. Hopefully federer's back wont be a major prob for the rest of the tournament as my money is riding on him

DB10_TH14 wrote:

LDB wrote:Mardy Fish currently 1 set up and playing well against Tsonga - one of the dark horses of the tournament. For a bloke who had heart surgery a couple of months back its quite some effort.

be still tough to get through against tsonga but top effort from him, if he gets thru great oppurtunity to get to the semi's. Hopefully federer's back wont be a major prob for the rest of the tournament as my money is riding on him

If it were worth the risk for the measly returns on offer I'd lump a load on Djokovic

LDB wrote:

DB10_TH14 wrote:

LDB wrote:Mardy Fish currently 1 set up and playing well against Tsonga - one of the dark horses of the tournament. For a bloke who had heart surgery a couple of months back its quite some effort.

be still tough to get through against tsonga but top effort from him, if he gets thru great oppurtunity to get to the semi's. Hopefully federer's back wont be a major prob for the rest of the tournament as my money is riding on him

If it were worth the risk for the measly returns on offer I'd lump a load on Djokovic

both djoko and federer have had lovely draws so far and will do up until the semi, they've never played eachother on grass before but if federer is to beat him surely it has to be here. djoko a worthy fav but couldnt lump on either at those odds

HashKads wrote:Well played Murray.

Finsihed 2 minutes past the 11pm deadline.


Who thought up that shit 'let's go Andy, lets go'?

Is Murray also a Celtic supporting *word censored*?

murray supports hibs

LDB wrote:Mardy Fish currently 1 set up and playing well against Tsonga - one of the dark horses of the tournament. For a bloke who had heart surgery a couple of months back its quite some effort.

never warmed to Mardy Fish as I can't shake the image of weatherman Michael Fish running around the court in the rain

Anyway, Murray 1 set up.

The lovely Maria off home

Also, will Serena bloody Williams please fuck off or wear a longer skirt... her huge ass is putting me off my strawberries and cream it's unsightly!!!