Browse: Tennis Three years ago they saidby Chairman_of_the_analytical_crew (U3960439) 09 July 2007 He will not win it again, he will burn out. He will be thrashed on grass. The streak will not last long. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Augenthaler (U8150848) posted Jul 9, 2007 "Cocteau, we shall drink to that."
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bogbrush (U5589279) posted Jul 9, 2007 yeah, a bit of perfection always comes in handy. It's not much to expect is it
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Andy1073 (U1650793) posted Jul 9, 2007 I'm just trying to work out how you can have "some perfection" Something is either perfect or it isn't - just like you can't be "slightly dead" or "a little bit pregnant"
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Randall Six (U1917886) posted Jul 9, 2007 COCTEAU TWIN
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Chairman_of_the_analytical_crew (U3960439) posted Jul 9, 2007 There is nothing wrong with hoping Randall, lets hope the players in the ATP can find their balls.
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Randall Six (U1917886) posted Jul 9, 2007 Answering my own question after a little thought, feel Djokovic could be Federer's biggest threat in New York.
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bogbrush (U5589279) posted Jul 9, 2007 Just give it to him now, there's nobody will stop him at the USO or AO. Only on clay or the pseudo-grass (compacted clay really) of Wimbledon is there any question.
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viji (U5652793) posted Jul 10, 2007 Every Time before Federer plays,
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JonnyFedFan (U7605677) posted Jul 10, 2007 This is a horribly written article... "They said no man could have one ridiculously large bicep." It's a cross between the chippily defensive and the genuinely deranged. Comment on this article
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