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Fancy bursting into tears.
Fancy bursting into tears.
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At the very least he could have gone into his bag afterwards and pulled out a pair of comedy breasts.
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I cant stand Federer but you can always rely on Murray to make him look good.
All that happened today was Murray was to scared shitless to hit a winner, to gutless to take chance, and paid the price. No amount of crying will change that fact |
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ah, too scared to beat the greatest player ever. of course. so you admit, if he wasnt scared, he would be the best player in the world?
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Exactly. First set Murray made Federer look like an ageing former champ whose time had gone but he tightened up because he doesn't have the cojones when it comes to winning Majors. No wonder he was crying. He realised that even at 25 his chance has come and gone because he doesn't have the top few inches which make the difference between a very good and a great player.
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today Murray had to beat the most talented player out there. Himself
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In the first set Federer made 16 unforced errors. Do you understand the word unforced? Nothing to do with opponent.
Murray served poorly throughout which was why he didn't win. |
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Federer was never the problem, he was there for the taking.50 unforced errors and he still won? Murrays total lack of self belief is the problem and is not being addressed.
Hes always ridiculed it but the psychiatric aspect should now be considered |
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He obviously doesn't realise that keeping a stiff upper lip is meant to be the British way, not blubbering in public like a child.
He's single handedly destroying our reputation. |
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In the 7 Grand Slams in 2011-12, Murray has reached 2 Finals, 4 Semi Finals and 1 Quarter.
In the 2 years previous did he win 4 slams? Seems to regressing badly now.  |
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nowadays sports people cry all the time. its uncomfortable to watch but the norm now
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Andy Murray, 25 years old, professional tennis play, gets to travel the world doing a job he loves, over 20 million in earnings and a beautiful girlfriend.
Wonder what the op's live is like in comparison  |
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Matte, we haven't got a reputation. The trouble is that unlike older days, there were usually a couple of great players at the same time and occasionly there wasn't even 1 great player. Murray is always having 3 of the highest quality players in the game, that will beat him, in the majors and it is rare for all of them to be knocked out, by the time the semi's come round. He gave it everything he'd got, played some fantastic tennis and got beat. He care's and is desperate to win one and obviously, Wimbledon is the one he really wants to win.
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a bit harsh coming from a moron ( probably pocket talk ) who cant spell his own username.
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Murray you big girls blouse.
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"At the very least he could have gone into his bag afterwards and pulled out a pair of comedy breasts."
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Good speech I thought. Nice to see he isn't always the man of granite he often comes across as being. And he is desperately unlucky to be born in this particular era.
He knows his career may well end up with 'plucky failure' stamped across it, when, in fact, he's just unfortunate in having not one but three truly outstanding tennis players up against him. That'd be enough to make me cry! |
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What price was it for Fed to cry if he lost? Must have been 1-5.
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I genuinely think the guy is just quite shy when talking in public. He wasn't crying when he lost or after he done his speech, just when he had to answer Sue's dumb questions in front of millions. I think that is most of the reason he comes across as not the most likeable bloke too cos he just isn't comfortable enough talking on tv to be himself.
Maybe I am making excuses cos I think crying when you lose is pretty bad form too but thats what it looks like to me. |
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JC1326 08 Jul 12 21:43
4/1 with ladcrooks to cry during live coverage today Struggle to believe that. 1.20 and above and I'd of stuck a hundred on, no qualms. Was guaranteed to cry, win or lose, bless him. _________ that was the price in the shops it was not available online 2 of my mates who very rarely bet phoned me at 1.45 on sunday from a ladbrokes shop to say they had bet it for £25 each i couldnt believe the price either i thought it must have been to win and cry but it was to cry during live coverage and they were paid out |
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why should he be classed as a ****? in argubly the biggest final of his life and lost. put hard work in all his life for that chance and he failed. would i have cried? hell no. but im as hard as nails. only time i cried was when the snowman melted
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