Wimbledon

[Cotton Weave Blue]

Just caught the end of sky sports news, why was Venus Williams crying

She was in a car accident last week and the other driver died. You know what journo's are like, straight in asking her about it. They have no morales at times.

 

[BimboBob]

She was in a car accident last week and the other driver died. You know what journo's are like, straight in asking her about it. They have no morales at times.

Morals?

She caused the crash. Police say she drove into the other cars path. Why not ask her about it?

 

[Cotton Weave Blue]

Morals?

She caused the crash. Police say she drove into the other cars path. Why not ask her about it?

I dont know the full story of the crash, I just answered why she was crying. Morales as they know they cant ask her really because its an ongoing investigation.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

It starts tomorrow,does anyone else find it boring? I hope Murray gets knocked out in the 1st round so as the media frenzy will die down.I can't see past Novak Djokovic myself,he always comes good at wimbledon.

I used to watch Wimbers and the test matches when the telly delivered nowt but black and white pictures. Every serve, every over - meals delivered to the armchair, but I find now the over-dramatization by every pundit and commentator is tedious in the extreme. i said to Mrs Ewing yesterday that broadcasting companies should deliver you the option by law of just having the crowd noise, whether it's tennis, cricket or footy, or whatever and fuck the boring old and young farts off the screen. It's not the sports or the personnel performing that I find boring. It is the endless drivel from the ex-pros and broadcasting 'lifers' that spoil the programme and have me reaching for the remote.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Morals?

She caused the crash. Police say she drove into the other cars path. Why not ask her about it?

She's there for the tennis. These nosey cants just want to embellish everything with stuff that has no relevance to what's going on!

 

[BimboBob]

I dont know the full story of the crash, I just answered why she was crying. Morales as they know they cant ask her really because its an ongoing investigation.

It's morals! And you are right, it's an ongoing investigation. So of course the journalists are going to ask questions.

 

[DrBlueBob]

I used to watch Wimbers and the test matches when the telly delivered nowt but black and white pictures. Every serve, every over - meals delivered to the armchair, but I find now the over-dramatization by every pundit and commentator is tedious in the extreme. i said to Mrs Ewing yesterday that broadcasting companies should deliver you the option by law of just having the crowd noise, whether it's tennis, cricket or footy, or whatever and fuck the boring old and young farts off the screen. It's not the sports or the personnel performing that I find boring. It is the endless drivel from the ex-pros and broadcasting 'lifers' that spoil the programme and have me reaching for the remote.

When I was a young schoolboy I turned the volume on the telly down and turned on the test match coverage on the radio. Everything seems to be out of synch now but five days of a test match back the.....heaven.

Is it just me or did the summers seem to stretch on forever back then?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

I loathe it and the way it completely takes over the BBC.

At least you can appreciate the athleticism and power of the men, but women's base line pat-a-ball is pathetic.

 

[Happy Feet]

Edmund is playing Ward, never heard of them and will never hear of them again in a couple of days, sums the sport up.

 

[pee dubya]

Edmund is playing Ward, never heard of them and will never hear of them again in a couple of days, sums the sport up.

No it sums you up, Kyle Edmund is only 22 and a top 50 ranked player already, at the moment he qualifies via his ranking for all the Grand Slams and ATP World Tour tournaments, including the masters (that's the important ones). The reason you haven't heard of him is obviously because you don't follow the sport, except for 2 weeks a year.