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.