Montanes v MurrayOthertype by Paul Fletcher (U1816326) 06 January 2009 Andy Murray begins his defence of Qatar Open buoyed by his recent victories over both Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Agent J (U3165502) posted Jan 6, 2009 Easy mistake to make Duggie, he converts the greenhouse Miagi grows all his bonzai trees in into an indoor court for practicing there as well.
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The Man From Viltheed (U13751219) posted Jan 6, 2009 Looked like just another day in the office for Murray, as tbh I see tomorrow and Thursday being too. It will be very interesting once he gets to the potential semifinal vs Federer. The key thing will be beating both Federer and Nadal back to back once again. If he can and defend his title, that will give him such a boost of confidence I would actually put him as favourite for the Australian Open, despite it being a best of 5, because he would be by far the most in form player on the planet.
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TheMyersGirl (U13761912) posted Jan 6, 2009 The standards on these forums is grim! I'll try another.
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duggietoo (U7210677) posted Jan 6, 2009 Oh and thanks for all the articles and the 5 posts..........
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TheMyersGirl (U13761912) posted Jan 6, 2009 Thanks. I would have thought you would have wanted another contributor, but...
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pachanga (U12827277) posted Jan 6, 2009 posted 1 Hour Ago
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NapoleonEinstein (U2154887) posted Jan 6, 2009 whilst we're on dodgey bbc facts, has anyone noticed that jamie murrays new partner is Vemi (reffered to as such twice)
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SingleHandedly (U13693219) posted Jan 7, 2009 Hey Duggie, not being a bit harsh on theMyersGirl ?
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duggietoo (U7210677) posted Jan 7, 2009 Not trying to be SH - but I do get a bit irritated when people just come on to moan about other posters.... after just a few days. Comment on this article
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