Andy Murray 2012

[Mike]

Depends what you mean by reached the top. Maybe he's never been no.1 or won a slam but if you ask me he has most definitely reached the top. He's been world no.3, been top 4 for ages, reached slam finals and earns millions and millions of pounds.

In fact I'd say he has greater claims of reaching the top than Khan. Much greater.

He was the World No.2 for a few weeks a while back

[Fredo]

I didn't like Henman, he was too nice, wasn't a winner. I don't know Henman's exact record but Murray has won some big ATP events and reached two slam finals. And he's still, what, 25?

I'm not sure whether Henman was short in talent or was short as in his mentality, as you say, not being a winner. I'd go for the former, but you may be right.

[mick the click]

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.

I think he's just very stubborn, rather that complicated, as his bro said last week

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

He will never win a Slam.

I disagree with everything you said there.

That comeback against Gasquet two or three years ago at Wimbledon was the point at which he won me over.

I was there.

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

Over the past four years or so he's worked hard to get his body into shape, but the mental side of the game doesn't seem to have made much progress. He's very stubborn (and that's why he's been a success) but as his bro admitted last week that to move up to the level he wants to be at he's going to have to open a door and let someone in.

He's got more diversity in his game than anyone else that's for sure.

As a person, I don't really like Murray. He thinks a bit too much of himself, that's what puts me off. And what has he achieved? Not really more what Henman did.

Disagree - and he's been more successful than Hen Tinman

He comes across as a miserable sod at times you've got to admit.

He does, but he's getting better. Tennis is a weird game and the circuit, particularly when you're making a name for yourself is brutally lonely and tough. He suddenly emerged into the limelight a few years ago and I think he's slowly getting the hang of pr.

I'm not sure whether Henman was short in talent or was short as in his mentality, as you say, not being a winner. I'd go for the former, but you may be right.

Tinman peaked at a time when the game was changing. For a tennis player he was very 'slight' and he was a serve and volley merchant at a time when a generation of big powerful fellas was emerging. These days top male tennis players are pretty huge (and quite an odd shape - small head, massive arms and shoulders, small waist and massive thighs). Still, I reckon his bottle did go on occasion.

[badpiggy]

On the whole I don't really see it. What do people expect? Should he be skipping around cracking jokes and giggling? I don't get it.

I do agree he could enjoy his tennis more...he always seems to be battling himself, to be unhappy with his game...but he's striving for perfection, he's a professional, so I can understand it.

To be fair when I play tennis I'm the same.

I heard you described as the enfant terrible of the Cannabis Cup.

[Bender]

I see Murray wants to team up with the other famous loser tim henman
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[Buzzo]

I see Murray has won his last 2 matches. I presume it is because of his new all powerful barnet

[Shaggy]

Haha I'm glad he's growing his big hair back

[Bender]

Afroman cos he want's to get high

[Buzzo]

Haha I'm glad he's growing his big hair back

Its Hairmendous.

[Neil Young]

Is Murray in the white t-shirt or the black shirt?

[Neil Young]

Separated at birth:

[Reece]

Is that Foggy in the top pic?

[Neil Young]

I think so. It's before and after a particularly heavy session of spliffiosity which resulted in serious ball ache causing barnet to turn white overnight.

[Reece]

Ahhh gotcha! It's Andy Murray.

[little dave hedgehog]

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