Wimbledon
Jul 7th 2012, 9:25 am
#31
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Re: Wimbledon
Post-victory press conf:
Among the questions US journos asked Murray were "What were you doing 74 years ago?"
and "What part have your dogs played in your achievement?"
Among the questions US journos asked Murray were "What were you doing 74 years ago?"
and "What part have your dogs played in your achievement?"
Jul 7th 2012, 9:46 am
#32
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Re: Wimbledon
wish he'd cut his hair shorter though and ask his lovely girl to smile now and then
Jul 7th 2012, 12:04 pm
#34
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Re: Wimbledon
I don't get all the Murray hate either. He's always polite, pleasant and cracks smiles when he needs to. One time when we filmed him the flirtatious presenter had him in stitches. He was blushing and giggling like a ten year old. The only thing that he won't talk about is Dunblane and he does get pissed off with journalists who ask about it when they are briefed not to. Fair enough.
He celebrates a big win by going for a meal with his family and having a glass of champagne. Not by spit roasting a starstruck model in a hotel room. Way, way, way WAY better role model than Rooney or Cole et al.
He celebrates a big win by going for a meal with his family and having a glass of champagne. Not by spit roasting a starstruck model in a hotel room. Way, way, way WAY better role model than Rooney or Cole et al.
Jul 7th 2012, 1:00 pm
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Re: Wimbledon
I don't get all the Murray hate either. He's always polite, pleasant and cracks smiles when he needs to. One time when we filmed him the flirtatious presenter had him in stitches. He was blushing and giggling like a ten year old. The only thing that he won't talk about is Dunblane and he does get pissed off with journalists who ask about it when they are briefed not to. Fair enough.
He celebrates a big win by going for a meal with his family and having a glass of champagne. Not by spit roasting a starstruck model in a hotel room. Way, way, way WAY better role model than Rooney or Cole et al.
He celebrates a big win by going for a meal with his family and having a glass of champagne. Not by spit roasting a starstruck model in a hotel room. Way, way, way WAY better role model than Rooney or Cole et al.
Jul 8th 2012, 3:42 am
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Re: Wimbledon
The things that makes me laugh about Murray is the constant need for people to come out defending him.... "off camera he's really funny", "he's always laughing", "he's not stopped making jokes since 1994"...etc etc etc.
If he was that fun it would shine through in all walks.
If he wasn't permanently miserable, there would be no need to constantly justify how fun and happy and great he is.
I don't dislike him at all, I would be pleased for him if he wins, but by god is the man ****ing dull.
If he was that fun it would shine through in all walks.
If he wasn't permanently miserable, there would be no need to constantly justify how fun and happy and great he is.
I don't dislike him at all, I would be pleased for him if he wins, but by god is the man ****ing dull.
Jul 8th 2012, 4:20 am
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Re: Wimbledon
Does anybody have a link to watch the final online please. xxx
Jul 8th 2012, 6:52 am
#41
**** it we'll do it live
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Re: Wimbledon
Justin tv google for links
Jul 8th 2012, 6:55 am
#42
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Re: Wimbledon
MARREY wins for Britain... no not MURRAY. but Jonathan Marrey, wildcard entry won the mens doubles with Frederick Neilsen of Denmark, to become the first British winner of the mens doubles since... 1936.
Jul 8th 2012, 7:01 am
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Re: Wimbledon
Ah!! I had fogotten justin TV...thanks darling xx
Jul 8th 2012, 7:03 am
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Re: Wimbledon
providing you have a vpn;
www.bbc.co.uk/sport and then click tennis and there will be an option for watching live. we watched the semi final with only a small buffer every 10mins or so.
starts at 2pm BST
www.bbc.co.uk/sport and then click tennis and there will be an option for watching live. we watched the semi final with only a small buffer every 10mins or so.
starts at 2pm BST
Jul 8th 2012, 9:27 am
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Re: Wimbledon
I don't get all the Murray hate either. He's always polite, pleasant and cracks smiles when he needs to. One time when we filmed him the flirtatious presenter had him in stitches. He was blushing and giggling like a ten year old. The only thing that he won't talk about is Dunblane and he does get pissed off with journalists who ask about it when they are briefed not to. Fair enough.
He celebrates a big win by going for a meal with his family and having a glass of champagne. Not by spit roasting a starstruck model in a hotel room. Way, way, way WAY better role model than Rooney or Cole et al.
He celebrates a big win by going for a meal with his family and having a glass of champagne. Not by spit roasting a starstruck model in a hotel room. Way, way, way WAY better role model than Rooney or Cole et al.
Sod the champagne and the meal, I'm with Shrek & Ashley on this one!
