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(9 replies, posted in Wimbledon)

No Roger is not a sore loser! He probably should have acknowledged Berdych good play but he was just being honest about his injuries etc.
Does everybody recall what he said after Round 1 against Falla?
He said that he has lost many matches he thought he should have won this year but today he won a match that he should have lost.
It's true Roger does have a certain amount of arrogance/confidence but that comes with being at the top of your chosen field.
He made similar remarks in Melbourne too after he was sick because he knew he wasn't at his best that year, he bounced back from that to win 2 more slams.
I expect him to still win another 1 or 2 GS before his star wanes.
Bring on the US Open smile)

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(14 replies, posted in Wimbledon)

I would have predicted the same semi-finalists as you Don D before the tournament started.
But know its at the QF stage I can change my predictions somewhat.....lol!
Federer v Djokovic in one semi & Murray or Tsonga v Nadal in the other.
I think the Joker is the only one who I would consider a near cert though, Fed to win in four sets against Berdych,
Djokovic in straight sets over Lu, can't decide between Murray and Tsonga, i'll go for Tsonga in five & Rafa in four sets over Soderling, how does that sound??
I was hoping Roddick would win it all this year but he was slightly off his game and got flushed out by Lu smile)
I would like to see a Fed v Tsonga final but have a feeling it may be the status quo and Roger v Rafa will be on the menu again.
Federer to win the final in four!

Andre should have just copied Pete's serve and his tongue habit when serving, should have left the stingy thing out!

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(7 replies, posted in Australian Open)

Yes Roger is the supreme sportsperson on the planet at the moment, amazing mental toughness once again, even more relaxed now he is a father too.
Be great to see him win the French again and start thinking about a calendar Grand Slam but i have a sneaking suspicion that Del Potro might be tough to beat in Paris, looking forward to the next GS in May at Roland Garros!
Congrats to scales23, well done smile

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(14 replies, posted in Help, Support & Feedback)

My team has gone too, i can only think it has something to do with John Isner, he was seeded 33 when i picked my team but would have been promoted in the draw because of the withdrawal of Gilles Simon.
We shouldn't be penalised for something that is out of our control, e.g player withdrawals.
Hopefully this can be rectified soon smile