Browse: Tennis Wimbledon - day sixby 606 Sport Hosts (U3702819) 30 June 2007 ![]() The forecast at Wimbledon today is pretty gloomy but if the rain stays away second seed Rafael Nadal will attempt to reach the second week when he takes on Robin Soderling in the third round. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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IrishRafaFan (U8873365) posted Jun 30, 2007 Its so weird....when its raining here in Cork its nice at Wimbledon and when its nice here it rains at Wimbledon....I want to see Rafa play!! Vamos!!
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jmb (U1574246) posted Jun 30, 2007 Should replace the mole with a duck, much more apt.
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Rafa fan (U2059744) posted Jun 30, 2007 It hasn't rained here for a while, I think Rafa should come and play his match in my back garden. However, strict security frisks will be necessary!!!
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dry_ice (U524172) posted Jun 30, 2007 Sugiyama was rightly fuming.
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Jez (U931767) posted Jun 30, 2007 in defence of the mole with the amount of tennis we're not getting his mainly irrelevant comments are the best entertainment on these pages. long live the mole!
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CoolWolf (U8850087) posted Jun 30, 2007 Sorry Jez but you're wrong,replace the Mole with the Fox (Kirsten Durst lookey-likely not in the vote unfortunately)
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chrisk (U575876) posted Jul 2, 2007 I can't understand why the organisers decided not to play on the middle Sunday this year. The forecast for today is not good at all, and there is a real risk of going into Tuesday with some 3rd round matches still unfinished. For those on the women's side that would mean some of them potentially having to play every day between now and Saturday. Why run the risk when we could have had a full afternoon's play yesterday?
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bootynstretch (U8884338) posted Jul 2, 2007 Rafa is going to really struggle with Soderling, the swede is quality on grass. Haas dropping out is a massive bonus for Fed. posted Jul 2, 2007 Disgusted that Wimbledon authorities thought it best not to have any play yesterday. And in a country where it's light at 4am in the summer, how about getting some doubles and junior matches underway at 8am for Pete's sake, just to get things moving.
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zoskia (U8885183) posted Jul 2, 2007 Where is the Nadal match ? Comment on this article
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