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    Andy Murray 2012

    Getting a bit sick of him to be honest. He is constantly changing his coach and going on about how he likes a team of people around him to make him feel better.

    He seems too soft, and needs to toughen up and be stricter with himself imo.

    If i was Murray, I would get rid of the whole 'Team Murray', I would stop my mum going to every match; I would get a top class coach who is proven and stick with them long-term - none of the top players change their coaches anywhere near as much as he does.

    Thoughts?

    #2
    Yeah it's becoming a major issue now, constantly changing coach. I like him and want him to win a grand slam, but he seems quite a complicated lad.
    Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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      #3
      Don't like him, he is a miserable over rated arrogant ****.

      He will never win a Slam.
      "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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        #4
        Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
        Yeah it's becoming a major issue now, constantly changing coach. I like him and want him to win a grand slam, but he seems quite a complicated lad.
        Same here, I like him and would love him to do well - he just doesn't seem to be helping himself with the constant changes.

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          #5
          I heard Ivan Lendl has offered to do it. It doesn't seem to me that he has the winning mentality like the top players. He may be using the coach thing as a crutch psychologically to explain his failure.

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            #6
            Yet another disgraceful Scot.

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              #7
              Yeah, the racist. He didn't want England to win

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                #8
                Originally posted by Daniel 7 View Post
                Yeah, the racist. He didn't want England to win
                Be fair - most of the English didn't give a crap..!

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                  #9


                  Nah I like Murray. I do think he's got a slam in him, but he may have to wait until Federer retires and Nadal has to pack it in due to wrecked knees.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Daniel 7 View Post
                    I heard Ivan Lendl has offered to do it. It doesn't seem to me that he has the winning mentality like the top players. He may be using the coach thing as a crutch psychologically to explain his failure.
                    I thought the same mate, personally i think he doesn't have the drive and/or the determination to succeed unlike other top players on the tour; because of this he has struggled, especially in the bigger matches.

                    Another thing i have noticed, he accepts defeat too easily imo - how many times have you seen Federer behind or Nadal, and they then go up a gear and obliterate their opponent - Murray never seems to have another gear.

                    I sound like i am his biggest critic, I'm not but i do have some concerns.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Mike View Post
                      I thought the same mate, personally i think he doesn't have the drive and/or the determination to succeed unlike other top players on the tour; because of this he has struggled, especially in the bigger matches.

                      Another thing i have noticed, he accepts defeat too easily imo - how many times have you seen Federer behind or Nadal, and they then go up a gear and obliterate their opponent - Murray never seems to have another gear.

                      I sound like i am his biggest critic, I'm not but i do have some concerns.
                      I'm not sure that's true. There has been a couple of times that he has come from 2 sets down to win a match. Although it may be a fair comment to make if you are referring to his finals appearances.

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                        #12
                        That comeback against Gasquet two or three years ago at Wimbledon was the point at which he won me over.
                        Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
                          That comeback against Gasquet two or three years ago at Wimbledon was the point at which he won me over.
                          Yeah same here. Was that the match he did that diving shot that almost took him into the crowd? Awesome

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Reece View Post
                            I'm not sure that's true. There has been a couple of times that he has come from 2 sets down to win a match. Although it may be a fair comment to make if you are referring to his finals appearances.
                            What i mean his he doesnt fight back as much as Djokovic, Federer or Nadal - Yes the Gasquet match was brilliant but he doesn't do it enough - maybe i am being a bit harsh.

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                              #15
                              Too often when his head is down, it stays down...

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