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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga v Milos Raonic
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga v Milos Raonic
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Three match points and still 1.13. Shows you what a match this is.
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tense moments...
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Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant from Tsonga.
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And a great reaction from Raonic.
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cLASS TSONGA, CONGRATS !
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It's ended
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It's ended
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Good final point, crowd pathetically wetting themselves though.
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Thank god. Ali did good to recover from slip.
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IS THIS REAL LIFE? DID IT REALLY END?
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no we all have illusions
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Great match, the way tennis should be not a lottery tie break, a true test. Well done to both unfortunately there has to be a loser.
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Dinner time! Frog legs and maple syrup!
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People like Tsonga because he is friendly. Murray could learn a lot from him.
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deserved win for Tsonga. raonic has proved that he is just a tree.
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they should change the rules for all atp tournaments. If you want to win.. break Not stupid tie breaks
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How long til Betfair settle this?!
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They haven't realised it's finished yet!
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operator fell asleep
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They should have. Simple as that. We know its finished, and so should Betfair.
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Paid out now.
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What's next. Got some on Ferrer. Not sure about Kirilinki v Twotson.
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After waiting all day, wonder what the nerves, etc, are like for Kirilenko or Watson.
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The vacuous brains of WTA players are probably incapable of such an emotion.
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probably more concerned with what they will wear onto court, and when they can go shopping for shoes.
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For a gay man (which in itself is awesome I must say) you're horribly sexist.
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You assume too much.
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You're saying too many hurting, xenophobic, sexist and utterly discriminative things.
Even if it's meant to be humourous, why be so horribly hurtful and so very simple-minded and low-class? Why be so "Little Britain" and "Mrs. Brown's boys"? |
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Which is something I can not understand personally. Most gay people I know are much more sophisticated, which sometimes makes me assume you're just playing the gay person to mock homosexuals.
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I am not interested in your psycho-analysis. Take a look at yourself instead.
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I'd be more than happy to discuss those things with you. As I'm not the only person who has noticed your close-mindedness and intolerance you must acknowledge there must be something to it. We're not making these things up. You're the one writing them all. If it's all a misunderstanding however you can of course always make us realize what the real deal is and what you really meat to say. It's not like I or other people are deaf and can not be reasoned with. You've never used that chance so far though (as with most of these highly discriminating things you say there is nothing to discuss really, but I'd still listen and consider carefully), which of course makes me think you meant every word you said.
As for myself I'm of course not faultless and I can be called a lot of negative things too. That includes being a gambling addict, lazy, not being happy-go-lucky all day and sometimes suffering from a lack of self-esteem in daily life. In contrast to what you keep representing with almost everything you say however, I would rarely be called a bad human being as far as being open minded and tolerant towards people of different nations, races and sexes is concerned. Which again I have to say is surprising me about you a lot. As someone who must've also suffered from bullying and discrimination throughout his troubled teenagehood, simply because he was surrounded with shit people who don't have an open mind when it's about things like sexual orientation and pick easy targets, I thought it would almost always prevent the sufferer from becoming like them, from literally emulating his bullies in their stupid close-mindedness. I know it did for me and a lot other people who did not exactly have the easiest of roads through high school due to other so called "schoolmates" and even family/relatives. So why didn't it for you? It's a really curious case. |
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*really meant to say
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isnt this supposed to be a tennis thread? edy you should go to 'edit profile' and change your username to HannibalLecter. this drivel would be much funnier then! |
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I do not think it should be called drivel and be likened to a famous movie cannibal and psychopath if you mention and question someone's repeated and ongoing either discrimination (or low, hurtful humour) towards whole genders and constant criminalisation of whole nations.
I do not think it's cool to publically and constantly put people under scrutiny and permanent suspicion just because they were born in certain countries, always suggesting there might be a fix on even without the players in question having any reputation at all as being dirty. To also read the same person say public racism should not be punished at all (and hence signal to the public, especially children who look up to soccer players, that it's all cool and accepted), but the law should go after someone who accidentally hurt a classy white man's shin with all it's power and throw down the hammer as hard as possible. In addition to that I'm also tired about reading the same "WTA players have the IQ of a salad" time after time after time after time. Do you have an idea how often that is said on here without any reason at all? It's gotten a lot better with karbacher vanishing, but as you see it's still around. |
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Stuff like that makes you sad too, doesn't it dlarsson? I know for a fact that you're a decent chap.
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