Uncle Wally One Ball
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Do you like Cristiano Ronaldo?
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Andy Murray - world no.1
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BlueHammer85
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Do you like Cristiano Ronaldo?
Never met him.
Bluemanc100
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But you assume he's a **** though I bet.....Never met him.
BlueHammer85
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But you assume he's a **** though I bet.....
Honestly, i don't care about his personality. Rate him as a footballer and i'd wet my pants if he decided to join West Ham
Do you like Cristiano Ronaldo?
Ronaldo has proven to be selfish and arrogant on the pitch which is where many judge his overall personality which isn't totally fair as he may be different off the pitch. I'm pretty positive he is different off the pitch. The difference with Murray and Ronaldo for me is, Murray hasn't let anything go to his head whilst Ronaldo has, I could be totally wrong as I've never met either but just my own view from seeing both of them on screen.
The bloke is the best sportsman to come out of Great Britain. He is the perfect role model to any kid wanting to be the best in sport.
I dont get those who knock him on the basis of his apparent lack of personality and so on. The guy may not be naturally great when interviewed, but what do people expect him to do, sing a
song, do a little dance, tell some jokes maybe? Perhaps those people should consider viewing the x factor, strictly, or flick the channels until you find Peter Kay for some jokes. What Andy Murray can do is play tennis, and play it better than anyone else right now and can rightly claim to have been able to compete with the three best players ever to play the game.
Well done to Andy what he has achieved is astonishing and those who follow the tennis will know that his win this week given the draw he had probably beats any other wins he has had to date.
Pretty amazing when you consider that his match with Raonic lasted longer than Djokovic's previous 2 and then factor in that he also broke the record for longest 3 set match with Nishikori before yet he came out and smashed Djokovic early on. Djokovic can go all day as well but Murray just doesn't quit.
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Spot on post. His achievement is beyond amazing and is a testament to his talent and work ethic. We should enjoy him while we can because it may be a long time until we see his like again.The bloke is the best sportsman to come out of Great Britain. He is the perfect role model to any kid wanting to be the best in sport.
I dont get those who knock him on the basis of his apparent lack of personality and so on. The guy may not be naturally great when interviewed, but what do people expect him to do, sing a
song, do a little dance, tell some jokes maybe? Perhaps those people should consider viewing the x factor, strictly, or flick the channels until you find Peter Kay for some jokes. What Andy Murray can do is play tennis, and play it better than anyone else right now and can rightly claim to have been able to compete with the three best players ever to play the game.
Well done to Andy what he has achieved is astonishing and those who follow the tennis will know that his win this week given the draw he had probably beats any other wins he has had to date.
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http://www.tena.co.uk/men/products/...Exact&utm_term=[tenamen]&utm_content=Tena_MenHonestly, i don't care about his personality. Rate him as a footballer and i'd wet my pants if he decided to join West Ham
Year end world number one
2 x Wimbledon Champion
US Open Champion
2 x Olympic Gold
Davis Cup Winner
World Tour Finals WInner
14 x Master Series Winner (9th on All time list)*
5 x Australian Open finalist
French Open finalist
An incredible career thus far, that would have been much more vaunted were it not for the achievements of his three amazing contemporaries. If he could turn those last two on the list into victories then he will have achieved everything anyone starting out in the game could ever dream of, which in the era he's played takes some doing. He's had a brilliant year, a lot of credit should go to Jamie Delgado, since he came on board the consistency of results has been phenomenal.
To put that Masters series stat into some context, T'Songa has won two, Wawrinka, Cilic and Ferrer have won one. The likes of Berdych, Del Potro, Gasquet, Nishikori, Monfils etc have never won one, such has been the dominance of Djokovic (30), Nadal (28) and Federer(24). For Murray to get 14 in that company is a fine effort.
2 x Wimbledon Champion
US Open Champion
2 x Olympic Gold
Davis Cup Winner
World Tour Finals WInner
14 x Master Series Winner (9th on All time list)*
5 x Australian Open finalist
French Open finalist
An incredible career thus far, that would have been much more vaunted were it not for the achievements of his three amazing contemporaries. If he could turn those last two on the list into victories then he will have achieved everything anyone starting out in the game could ever dream of, which in the era he's played takes some doing. He's had a brilliant year, a lot of credit should go to Jamie Delgado, since he came on board the consistency of results has been phenomenal.
To put that Masters series stat into some context, T'Songa has won two, Wawrinka, Cilic and Ferrer have won one. The likes of Berdych, Del Potro, Gasquet, Nishikori, Monfils etc have never won one, such has been the dominance of Djokovic (30), Nadal (28) and Federer(24). For Murray to get 14 in that company is a fine effort.