posted 5 Weeks Ago

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

'Hello Tetra - welcome back'

You're too kind

'Bungler has clocked up a few in your absence but no doubt we shall see some pearls from you ere long'

There he is still bumbling along with that shanky backhand . At least the forehand has stabilised a bit from last season’s glorious festival of errors. Mind you, you can't begrudge an old dog a few scraps can you? The real question is how many more lives has he left? He's already used 15; can't be too many more left in the pot.

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

Well we must keep on topic Tetra, lest OP presses the destruct button on us

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

Destruct Button?!

My most humble apologies

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

Ah yes technology has moved on in your absence - you've got to be careful if you criticise F*d***r otherwise

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

I think Henin will start off with a flourish, some quick, resourceful wins, then maybe get to the semi's and have a bit of a nightmare, fitness a probable let down.

Kim, on the other hand, I think will be the opposite and finish strong, depends how she matches up to the determined Scissor Sisters.

If they meet head on, then I favour Kim, who has the advantage of match fitness, but Justine might just bring an "unknown" quality with her on her return, could be useful for the early matches.

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

Really, Jubbahey? After some hiccups earlier in her career, Justine was always the stronger of the two mentally. And if she's back working with Carlos Rodriguez and Gil Reyes, fitness won't be an issue for Justine.

Must say, even though she's been my favorite player for years, I'm not happy to see Justine back. If this comeback goes the way of Hingis's - not ending with cocaine, of course, but being a whimper rather than a roar - I'll be disappointed. I would have preferred to remember Juju as going out on top, but oh well.

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

Really, Jubbahey? After some hiccups earlier in her career, Justine was always the stronger of the two mentally. And if she's back working with Carlos Rodriguez and Gil Reyes, fitness won't be an issue for Justine.

Must say, even though she's been my favorite player for years, I'm not happy to see Justine back. If this comeback goes the way of Hingis's - not talking about the drugs, of course, but being a whimper rather than a roar - I'll be disappointed. I would have preferred to remember Juju as going out on top, but oh well.

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

When focusing on Clijsters/Henin, we forget that there are 2 more Belgians that can join the battle : Wicky and Flipkens ....

Belgium is becoming a tennis power nation!

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posted 5 Weeks Ago

True enough blackswan - watched both of themtoday

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