Browse: Tennis Brit-Watch Australian Open 2007by Ruggers (U3472595) 13 January 2007 Murray gave an incredible performance but it was unfortunately not enough as he went down against Nadal in 5 sets. He didn’t win the key points, failing to convert numerous break points. But he showed vast improvement technically, physically and mentally and reaffirmed his ability to play against the best. He should now reach a new high ranking of 14 and can take heart from his performances this week. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Gordonwest (U4310782) posted Jan 22, 2007 I am Impressed with Murray's attitude, ie his aim is imply to see how well he can do, no expectations, no fear. Should be our attitude too.
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dummy_half (U3864728) posted Jan 22, 2007 Brad Gilbert is right to say that Murray will need to serve as well as against Chela to have a good chance (70% first serves, many over 210km/h). He'll need as many cheap points on serve as possible. It's probabaly the biggest area of advantage for AM over Nadal.
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Tallhawk (U3060914) posted Jan 22, 2007 I'm English but for the first time ever, I'm experiencing what it is like to be a Scotsman watching England play football. After what Murray said about the England football team I now want him to lose - WHOEVER HE PLAYS. Doesn't matter if he is playing a German, an Argentine or a Martian, I want him to lose.
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davser (U1195784) posted Jan 22, 2007 Unfortunatley for you Murray will win major tournaments, something the england football team will never do.
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peepshow (U3444534) posted Jan 22, 2007 Tallhawk
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tregoning (U839529) posted Jan 22, 2007 Well you are going to get your wish - the chippy scot is losing the fifth set convincingly!!
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dwein22 (U6435579) posted Jan 22, 2007 For Andy Murray to take the match to five sets is a feat in itself. He's playing better than ever, he's justified his seeding and let's remember he's never made it past the first round last year. His stamina is better, his outlook is better and he's starting to look world class.
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ObL!v!0N™ (U5621496) posted Jan 22, 2007 He deserves a big round of applause for his gutsy display against the no.2 in the world, they both played so well today, and I don't think anyone deserved to lose the match. Unfortunately it was Andy who lost
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Tallhawk (U3060914) posted Jan 23, 2007 Davser & Peepshow - My attitude is EXACTLY the same as most Scots take when England play football. I take it from your responses that you are Scots which would make you hypocrites. If not, what do you think about Scots supporting ANY team that England play? It's EXACTLY THE SAME! Comment on this article
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