meeesh
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Which makes absolutely no sense at all then your original post
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Andy Murray to retire
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Which makes absolutely no sense at all then your original post
Lancet Fluke
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To be fair, "Which makes absolutely no sense at all then your original post" doesn't make sense.Which makes absolutely no sense at all then your original post
Saddleworth2
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He doesn’t though.Andy Murray
Machiavelli
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Erm.Such a shame the casual racists that hate him for being Scottish held that against him. Sure, he might hate England, but if i wasn't English, i'd fucking loathe England and it's people.
meeesh
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To be fair, "Which makes absolutely no sense at all then your original post" doesn't make sense.
And why is that,it was continuing a current conversation,not a question
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Just when I'm getting in shape and lookin' at £10 tennis bats from Sports Direct the fucker retires. I could have whipped 'im!
meeesh
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He doesn’t though.
It's amazing how so many seem to know this guy on a personal level now
Machiavelli
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Loads of hyperbole on here today.Seriously? Not even the best tennis player of that generation.
meeesh
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Here we go for those that need reminding
"I was only 19 or 20 at the time. I was still a kid, and I was getting things sent to my locker saying things like: 'I hope you lose every tennis match for the rest of your life'. That's at Wimbledon. Even people within the grounds at Wimbledon were saying that to me," Murray revealed.
The seriousness of the situation hit home after he overheard one tennis fan at Wimbledon describe him on the phone as "that Scottish wanker" as he walked past. "It's not nice, obviously, and I felt I hadn't done anything wrong." His comment, he said, was a response to teasing about Scotland's absence from the World Cup. What he called "unbelievable" early fan support evaporated, forcing him, he admitted, to have to "reconnect" with the British public.
"I was only 19 or 20 at the time. I was still a kid, and I was getting things sent to my locker saying things like: 'I hope you lose every tennis match for the rest of your life'. That's at Wimbledon. Even people within the grounds at Wimbledon were saying that to me," Murray revealed.
The seriousness of the situation hit home after he overheard one tennis fan at Wimbledon describe him on the phone as "that Scottish wanker" as he walked past. "It's not nice, obviously, and I felt I hadn't done anything wrong." His comment, he said, was a response to teasing about Scotland's absence from the World Cup. What he called "unbelievable" early fan support evaporated, forcing him, he admitted, to have to "reconnect" with the British public.