posted Sep 19, 2008

'Bet your mortgage on Boggo to lose'

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Not a problem, it was with Lehman's

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posted Sep 19, 2008

Robert Dee!

I think you're onto a winner there King. He's never lost a high-level match.

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posted Sep 19, 2008

I would rather he gave up, if Boggo is the best he's got in the way of support.

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posted Sep 19, 2008

What another b disaster.

Bout time we just left Boggo at the level he clearly is at and stopped the Wimby/DC.

Nothing personal, but he just hasnt got it and never will have at top level.

Personally, I would like to see Murray drop out of this sham and play all the youngsters.

So we would drop down the pile, but that might prompt some real effort to find tomorrow's players and show the true face of British Tennis.

Might galvanise some positive action or at least give the youngsters some experience.

AS it is Murray is singlehandedly papering over the cracks in the LTA and protecting the cosy establishment.

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posted Sep 19, 2008

As an LTA Qualified Coach I would like to know which youngsters duggietoo has in mind for Davis Cup action?

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posted Sep 19, 2008

Wimbledon wouldnt be the same without Caroline Cheese

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posted Sep 19, 2008

Oh my god. That Peya bloke is awful. Boggy you might be able to pull off victory! It may take five sets, but this is your chance to actually beat someone! COME ON BOGSTER!

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posted Sep 19, 2008

BOGGY, BOGGY, BOGGY. Oi, Oi, Oi.

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posted Sep 19, 2008

In a perverse way I would like it to be two all and for the tie to hinge on a potential classic encounter between the no 162 and 164 in the World. It is Boggos Waterloo, his defining moment, his chance to show the world that, when the going gets tough,the tough get going. It will be nip and tuck as these two gladiators fight it out for their five minutes of fame. Lets face it Boggos never going to win a minor ranking tournament never mind Wimbledon but win in the situation that I've described and he will be forever known as the tiger of British tennis who kept the team in the upper echelons of World tennis.

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posted Sep 19, 2008

Haha, very true. Bamos Boggo, become a national hero on Sunday!

But GB would get thrashed in the world group next year whoever they draw anyway...

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