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YORKYPETE.
31 Jan 10 18:58
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A fantastic performance by Andy Murray, beaten narrowly by the best tennis player ever, and Wimbledon still to come!

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monsieur p
When: 31 Jan 10 19:00
correct
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redbag
When: 31 Jan 10 19:00
:^0
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iamajambo
When: 31 Jan 10 19:04
John Terry,surely.
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Crisp77
When: 31 Jan 10 19:05
Nani for me. Triumph against adversity.
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unmatched yet again
When: 31 Jan 10 19:13
3 sets to nil suggests it wasnt narrowly
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Ibrahima Sonko
When: 31 Jan 10 19:31
Murray was unlucky, if he had won that tie-break then it would be very different.
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cunnybobbler
When: 31 Jan 10 19:37
rule number 1 is they must have NO personality whatsoever.
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cunnybobbler
When: 31 Jan 10 19:37
Ibrahima Sonko 31 Jan 20:31
Murray was unlucky, if he had won that tie-break then it would be very different.

very true. hed have lost 3-1 instead of 3-0.
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