Just heard he's English apparently from a lady on the radio. Until Sunday.
It's the law up there in Caledonia that you can only smile when you turn 47.
He's a great British player, he'll be a scot only if he loses...!
I'm not sure he'll retain the honour of being a human if he loses, let alone being a Scot.
learn a little humility OP. well done Andy Murray
When he wins. he's english, when he loses he's scottish
Saw this coming. I've just been writing an article with more details on Marray. For those of you who are interested, here is it on another forum
http://www.mytennislounge.com/comments/index.php?shell=5174
Didn't Jamie Murray reach the final of the mixed doubles a few years back? Infact, didn't he win that final? He's Scottish aswell isn't he?
Yes, Jamie Murray was the last British player to win in mixed doubles in 2007, Jonathan Murray the last in men's doubles an hour or two ago, and Fred Perry in singles in 1936.
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posted on 6/7/12
Just heard he's English apparently from a lady on the radio. Until Sunday.
posted on 6/7/12
It's the law up there in Caledonia that you can only smile when you turn 47.
He's a great British player, he'll be a scot only if he loses...!
posted on 6/7/12
I'm not sure he'll retain the honour of being a human if he loses, let alone being a Scot.
posted on 6/7/12
posted on 6/7/12
learn a little humility OP. well done Andy Murray
posted on 6/7/12
When he wins. he's english, when he loses he's scottish
posted on 6/7/12
Saw this coming. I've just been writing an article with more details on Marray. For those of you who are interested, here is it on another forum
http://www.mytennislounge.com/comments/index.php?shell=5174
posted on 7/7/12
Didn't Jamie Murray reach the final of the mixed doubles a few years back? Infact, didn't he win that final? He's Scottish aswell isn't he?
posted on 7/7/12
Yes, Jamie Murray was the last British player to win in mixed doubles in 2007, Jonathan Murray the last in men's doubles an hour or two ago, and Fred Perry in singles in 1936.
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