The Wimbledon Final 2012

Will it go to penalties?

 

Oops. Nice try but goes with what I say he will NEVER win Wimbledon and I do not normally make such statements.

 

Commiserations to Andy but he was simply facing the best of all time. Well deserved, Well done Roger.

 

Looking on the bright side. My missus has woken up and is putting the kettle on.

See you next year.

 

Thanks la la, I'm out of here now.

 

Well I never thought Murray would bring tears to my eyes but that was emotional.

 

Bad luck for Murray maybe next time.

 

Such a nice bloke Federer. Bye lala

 

Thanks for your kind hospitality lala, shame about the outcome but the better man won on the day!

Maybe next year! I believe, if he can hold his form, he stands a good chance in the US Open!

 

Best man won in the end........he's been there and done it before......that makes a difference in the end.

 

At least he won a set this time...

 

Yep that equals progress, who knows he might win us a gold in the Olympics.

 

Bye fellas, see you in August for the US Open.

Oh yes and there are the Olympics in July so we will be back at Wimbledon for the tennis

 

Murray for the gold

 

Guys, Andy had a good Wimbledon, but Roger (whom I like as well) was tthe better man on the day. What I liked was Andy's positive attitude and he was prepared to take it to Roger. I think two parts cost Andy - the game at 5-6 in the second set and also when he was serving at 2-3 in the third. If Andy would have got to two sets all, I would have given the edge to Andy. Now chin up Andy, you're getting closer. Now move on to the hard courts, try and win a couple of Masters titles and try to win the US Open.

 

Andy's first serve let him down, when they went in they were often unreturnable but there were too few of them.

 

Well I'm glad the petty minded little Scotch berk lost. The tears in my eyes were of laughter...well done Roger. He wanted England to lose,I'm merely reciprocating.

 

I watched an interview with Mark Petchy last night.

Petchy said that Murray is in an unbelievable position at the moment, he's got be beat (going by the seeds) 2 multiple slam winners to win his first major.

Fed had to beat Mark Philippoussis to win his first slam, Nadal had to beat Mariano Puerta to win his first and Djokovic had to beat Jo Winston Donga to win his first slam, all of these opponents had never won a slam previously, but Murray has to beat 2 of them in normal circumstances to win his first slam.

The consistency at which DjokoFedNad operate and longevity displayed is phenomenal, only one guy has won a slam apart from these guys since 2006 (DelPotro)

Murray will need a slice of luck to win one, the US could be it though, he's got a good record there and it's his favourite tournament.