Andy Murray needs your help

MichaelW
MichaelW Posts: 2,164
edited July 2012 in The cake stop
We all need to post a message of encouragement and support for the new Wimbledon Men's Champion.

I hope mine will echo with historical significance:
"England expects that every man will do his duty"

Comments

  • Gizmodo
    Gizmodo Posts: 1,928
    A good telly day today
    - TDF Stage 8, Bradley in Yellow and Chris Froome's win yesterday
    - British Grand Prix, although the Brits aren't doing too well, if it rains it could be interesting
    - Andy Murray (still a Brit at the moment) in the Wimbledon final
  • alihisgreat
    alihisgreat Posts: 3,872
    MichaelW wrote:
    We all need to post a message of encouragement and support for the new Wimbledon Men's Champion.

    I hope mine will echo with historical significance:
    "England expects that every man will do his duty"

    He's Scottish....
  • Smokin Joe
    Smokin Joe Posts: 2,706

    He's Scottish....
    Hang on, he hasn't lost yet.
  • essjaydee
    essjaydee Posts: 917
    Subject title amended :lol:
  • Bozman
    Bozman Posts: 2,518
    If I was Scottish I'd be lording Mr Murray, but I just happen to be English so I hope that the grumpy c*** get his ars* kicked.
  • upperoilcan
    upperoilcan Posts: 1,180
    He will get no love from me as he has openly admitted not liking the English.....

    So for that reason im out...

    Oh and good luck Roger Federer. :wink:
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  • Secteur
    Secteur Posts: 1,971
    He needs much more than our help!

    More like he needs a miracle!

    It'll be a bloodbath, but I'll be watching the TdF anyway...
  • heavymental
    heavymental Posts: 2,091
    He will get no love from me as he has openly admitted not liking the English.....

    So for that reason im out...

    Oh and good luck Roger Federer. :wink:

    That one tongue in cheek comment really did for a surprising number of people. You should try living somewhere where the tongue is nowhere near the cheek when making that kind of comment. Besides, I prefer that gentle banter to Gordon Brown saying his favourite moment in football was Gazza scoring that wonder goal against Scotland.

    I like the guy, he's a great player and got a good dry sense of humour. He's also a good sport. Check some of his videos on youtube, he's not as dull or one dimensional as people make out and this is easy to see once he's not in a an interview situation. Doing keepy uppies with a tennis ball and messing about a bit. Similar to Wiggins in that he can come over as being a bit prickly and disinterested but he's just a normal kind of guy. He's no Henman but everyone's different eh.

    Anyway, he's a set up and holding his own against the best player the world has ever seen. Not bad for a wee man from Dunblane who has worked very hard to get where he is. Sure you can give him a few good vibes!?
  • Fastlad
    Fastlad Posts: 908
    Secteur wrote:
    He needs much more than our help!

    More like he needs a miracle!

    It'll be a bloodbath, but I'll be watching the TdF anyway...


    A bloodbath? hmmmm really :lol: oh, im scottish as well 8)
  • I must admit I find it funny that Andy Murray becomes british instead of Scottish when England have go no one in the running. Being Welsh I couldnt care less as tennis is a load of crap to be honest.

    Glad its over now anyway, it was the only thing on the bloody news this morning...
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  • CiB
    CiB Posts: 6,098
    He will get no love from me as he has openly admitted not liking the English.....

    So for that reason im out...

    Oh and good luck Roger Federer. :wink:

    That one tongue in cheek comment really did for a surprising number of people. You should try living somewhere where the tongue is nowhere near the cheek when making that kind of comment. Besides, I prefer that gentle banter to Gordon Brown saying his favourite moment in football was Gazza scoring that wonder goal against Scotland.

    I like the guy, he's a great player and got a good dry sense of humour. He's also a good sport. Check some of his videos on youtube, he's not as dull or one dimensional as people make out and this is easy to see once he's not in a an interview situation. Doing keepy uppies with a tennis ball and messing about a bit. Similar to Wiggins in that he can come over as being a bit prickly and disinterested but he's just a normal kind of guy. He's no Henman but everyone's different eh.

    Anyway, he's a set up and holding his own against the best player the world has ever seen. Not bad for a wee man from Dunblane who has worked very hard to get where he is. Sure you can give him a few good vibes!?
    Bang on. It'd be far worse for him to make out that he's a neutral just as happy to see England win as the Scots. In some weird ar$e about face way it made me like him more, that he had the decency to stand up for his own country and say what 99% of all Scots think anyway.

    He wan't unlucky today, he was second best. Shame for him but his wobbly-lip routine during the speeches might have a swung one or two his way. I hope so - I like him. More should.