Originally posted by MctaytoThe kid's is only 22, has enormous potential and should only get better. He got a little blinded in the pressure lights of a major against a a master. I thought his chances would have been even had he not choked in that critical third set. Had Murray won set three the pressure/momentum would most definitely have shifted to Murray. had he then pulled of set four I would have thought Federer would have wilted in the heat agsint a younger player! Scotland in particular and UK in general has everything to be proud of and no shame in this loss!
My money will be on Murray next time as he is improving daily
Originally posted by blade68Lol, you know i was once in Devon, Plymouth cause i was dating a girl there, beautiful English girl, Andrea Parsons, anyhow, there was this bakers and i went in and ordered cakes and rolls and stuff for there were many people in my friends home, i pulled out a Royal bank of Scotland twenty pound note, with the words sterling clearly written on it, and they refused to take it! i was livid, so i made them put all the stuff back and refused to pay for it. Robbie Carrobie 1, Plymouth bakers 0. but in reality i was really looking forward to those cakes 🙁
He wouldn't be able to buy one anyway...not with that Monopoly money you call a currency!
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieIt is ridiculous the number of people in England who don't realise Scottish money is valid here. On the other hand, I had a pub in Dundee refuse to accept an English twenty pound note - "too big a forgery risk" apparently.
Lol, you know i was once in Devon, Plymouth cause i was dating a girl there, beautiful English girl, Andrea Parsons, anyhow, there was this bakers and i went in and ordered cakes and rolls and stuff for there were many people in my friends home, i pulled out a Royal bank of Scotland twenty pound note, with the words sterling clearly written on it, an ...[text shortened]... ie Carrobie 1, Plymouth bakers 0. but in reality i was really looking forward to those cakes 🙁
Originally posted by mtthwAre you certain it wasn't anything do do with the accent or maybe revenge after he visited Devon/Plymouth area 😉
It is ridiculous the number of people in England who don't realise Scottish money is valid here. On the other hand, I had a pub in Dundee refuse to accept an English twenty pound note - "too big a forgery risk" apparently.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobiewhat did you do to her you sick puppy?
Lol, you know i was once in Devon, Plymouth cause i was dating a girl there, beautiful English girl, Andrea Parsons,
http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/PubCaseSearchServlet?act=viewPoster&caseNum=781548&orgPrefix=NCMC&searchLang=en_US
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Isn't it odd how the title to this thread is about Murray and goes off on a tangent into a discussion about currency?😕
I hope Andy can take away the positives from this slam and build on it to make a good showing at Roland Garros.
Kudos to Fed for his consistently solid/excellent play when the chips are down.🙂
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Originally posted by monster truckno... not when you consider the thread was created by an englishman laughing at the fact a scot couldn't beat the best tennis player of all time in a slam final.
Isn't it odd how the title to this thread is about Murray and goes off on a tangent into a discussion about currency?😕
Originally posted by trev33Trev, i am "sticking the knife in" whilst i can !
no... not when you consider the thread was created by an englishman laughing at the fact a scot couldn't beat the best tennis player of all time in a slam final.
Come the world cup there will be plenty of Scots and Irish and Welsh and "on and on" laughing at us Englishmen when it all goes wrong !!