Murray

[Ron Tamburrini]

looks like Andy Murray is British again

 

[Tecumsea]

The scots can keep him Ron!

 

[billyturnip]

looks like Andy Murray is British again

He'll be able to choose himself soon Ron.

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

The scots can keep him Ron!

Never took you for a Racist Keith

 

[DEL]

Sounds more and more American with each interview.
Good on him..a genuine world class sportsman ranked 2 in world. Britains next best male player is ranked 213 places behind him

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Ah, cricket makes all the english go mad.

Cheers
Janne Nilsson

 

[Nap]

Hi Guys ,

All credit to the man ...I couldn't even hit a tennis ball ...whats this got to do with modelling !!!!!is there a figure being released perhaps ? ............

YES I know its a little light posting guys !!!

Nap

 

[DEL]

Keith all Scots Have an attitude we are born with it

No more than anyone else Ron.
The statement by Murray was edited out of context and was a typical media setup of a teenager.
Here's a comment from the Telegraph last year that to my mind gives a decent perspective on the rather trivial issue that some people pathetically continue to drag up year after year
It is a curious fact that, for all those bouncing on Henman Hill in celebration of his historic breakthrough, to many more Murray remains an irredeemable pantomime villain. The ironic shouts of “Come on, Tim!” still ring out in memory of Tim Henman, all short-back-and-sides but with no chance of actually winning.
It has been like this ever since 2006, when Murray was thin, immature and stitched up. At the age of 19, he was embroiled in an innocent pre-Wimbledon interview alongside Henman that included a mention of England’s football team having qualified for the World Cup. Murray, being Scottish, was teased that his team weren’t there at all. With tape-recorders rolling, he made the mistake of retaliating by cracking a modest joke. Asked which team he was supporting, he said: “Anyone who England are playing.” It wasn’t a side-splitter. But it was the best that a shy teenager, who thought his purpose at Wimbledon that year was tennis, not stand-up, could manage.
Does any of that merit the SOB tag?
Prejudice is hard to shift. He doesn’t fraternise with celebrity for the sake of it, he doesn’t fall out of nightclubs, he has been with his English girlfriend for seven years, he hardly drinks, works out like a fanatic, and has a well-developed, if dry, sense of humour.
If we had a footballer like that, we’d propose him to the Vatican for beatification.

 

[flart1943]

Never
Pete

 

[Gellso]

Pissed off a lot of people when he said he would support any team but England in the World Cup, never liked the SOB since

Yeah it's almost as bad as when King Edward invaded Scotland and burned Berwick to the ground after he'd slaughtered half the populace there........Almost
How can we Scots not like that?

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

He's no different from the rest of the top players Gells, when did you see Federer , or Nadal smile.and lendl his coach ! the last time he smiled it was the hives
Monotone voice well some of us just can't sing

 

[brian]

He's awfa dour!
Brian