Originally posted by Sarb
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He didn't, he was aiming for the side of the court'The tide is very much in our court now.'
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Murray has a cakewalk to the finals. Imagine if Djokovic somehow loses on the way.Comment
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Originally posted by JohnDoe View Post
The way he is playing, if he keeps his concentration he should easily make the final. He has made finals before in a much stronger field. Amazing the difference a couple of days makes. Nadal, Federer and Tsonga all removed from his path.Modifying post.Comment
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The only thing I think that could stop Murray getting to the final is complacency now, his route to the final is pretty easy now compared to how tough it looked on Monday morning.
I really quite fancy him to win it this year.Comment
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My concern is waltzing all the way to the final without being tested, then coming up against Djokovic. It wouldn't do him any harm to have a couple of four setters and maybe even a five.Originally posted by rcasemore View PostThanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Surely career wise he should be aiming for 6-8 slams. He's, what 26, so say he will be capable of top level until he is 30-31. 5 years. 20 slams. Remove the French, then that is 15... Nadal has issues, Federer is toiling to accept his own decline... So at worst he has to fancy getting another 5 or so.
He just needs to keep placing himself in contention. If he wins Wimbledon, his career could go on to another level. If he wins Wimbledon beating Novak in the final I think he will finally believe he has arrived.
Its going to be fascinating to watch.Modifying post.Comment
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I do agree but I'm not sure who's going to test him now unless he's a little bit lazyComment
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I don't believe he did and the commentator also made a point about it. Just sulked back to the baseline having lost the pointOriginally posted by Nigey View PostComment
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His aim was well off then as he smashed it quite hard down the centre of the court where the opponenet was standing at the netOriginally posted by Carras_Shin_Pads View PostComment
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Yeah, he and Novak are a different level to the rest of the field.Modifying post.Comment
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He did eventually, and they did mention it.Originally posted by Sarb View Post
It was the tiniest raised hand acknowledging it just before the next serve, basically at the last acceptable point.Modifying post.Comment
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Jebus, Sue Barker's presenting, Camilla's chat and Tiger Tim's drone is making me reach for the mind bleach.Comment
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Originally posted by Sarb View PostAh okay. Must be why I missed it
It wasn't Federer at his most 'graceful'.Modifying post.Comment
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