Andy Murray is getting...

[Parm]

arse raped right now at the US Open. 0-5 down in the fifth set.

[dirty_sanchez]

Stupid haired jock ****.

Not you Parm. You're not Scottish

[lfc4ever]

Murray is never up for the first set, never mind in this case it's a carry over, his mind & body is still in the locker room preparing for the match, something he has to seriously eradicate, quickly.

[CharlieMansonsSquint]

He annoys me to be honest. Whiney face, voice and acts like a brat. He's like McEnroe without the talent.

[Parm]

Murray is never up for the first set, never mind in this case it's a carry over, his mind & body is still in the locker room preparing for the match, something he has to seriously eradicate, quickly.

it was the fifth set and he went down 6-0.
all that money for Brad Gilbert to tunr him into a 4th rounder!!

[Parm]

Stupid haired jock ****.

Not you Parm. You're not Scottish

[lfc4ever]

it was the fifth set and he went down 6-0.
all that money for Brad Gilbert to tunr him into a 4th rounder!!

But the first set he played today, just like the first set he played yesterday, terrible. He just doesn't turn up till the second set, but no-one told him there wasn't one today!

[Shaggy]

He's gonna be a great player but he needs to sort out this desperate inability to start well and also his attitude (at times). He needs to do it quickly though - Boris Becker won Wimbledon at 17 so he's not quite the "young phenomenon" some would have us believe.

[lfc4ever]

Agreed, Nedal is the same age iirc

Nedal 3 June 1986

Murray 15 May 1987

2005 was Nadal's breakthrough year. At the Australian Open, Nadal was able to progress to the fourth round and pushed the eventual runner-up, Lleyton Hewitt, to five sets before eventually losing. He continued his strong performance a couple of months later in March by reaching the final of the Miami Masters tournament, in which he, despite being three points away from victory in straight sets, was eventually defeated in five sets by the world's #1 player, Roger Federer. Shifting to the clay-court season, Nadal proceeded to win two ATP Masters Series events in Monte Carlo and Rome. At one point in the year, Nadal won 24 consecutive matches, the longest winning streak of any teenager in the Open Era, topping Andre Agassi's run of 23 matches in 1988. By May 2005, he had reached the top 5 in world rankings, becoming the youngest player to break into the Top 10 since Andrei Medvedev in 1993, and was one of the favorites entering the French Open tournament.

[Bob]

He needs to up his fitness big time!

[Rich]

He needs to up his fitness big time!

Agreed, he really needs to improve his fitness levels, he can't seem to keep up for a whole match usually.

[Parm]

Agreed, he really needs to improve his fitness levels, he can't seem to keep up for a whole match usually.

he does look like he could do with a good meal.

[G_Man]

I think he'll be a bit of a Jimmy White/Colin Montgomery. He'll never win a major, he hasn't got the bottle, but he'll have a good career.

[CharlieMansonsSquint]

Typical brit then.

[Parm]

Typical brit then.

yeah looks like it