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[Philip]

Yes I do.  I believe Andy main goal is to win tournaments so he will put on his game face most of the time, doing what Ivan suggests to win. 

However, as he is far superior to the rest of the fields below him, he does have the luxury when he is leading in sets to enjoy and express himself fully on the court.

Matches like those against Llodra are great entertainment although I am slightly concerned that the shot Andy played to win the 3rd set, falling over backwards may have pinched a nerve in the neck and affected his serving percentage (44%) against Nishikori ???

[Allan]

There doesn't seem to be any information available at the moment, but does anyone know anything about Andy playing Monte Carlo and/or Barcelona this year? I would guess Monte Carlo is very likely though all the news seems to be about Djokovic deciding to play there at the moment. He signed up to play both last year but pulled out of Barca due to injury. I don't imagine he would go for all four again as he's got to be targeting playing at least as much as he did in last year's four clay tournaments, maybe more, not to mention a whole lot more in the Indian Wells/Miami double.

No news yet.

But we do know is planning playing Queen's (as if we hadn't already known this) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/tennis/16996460

[Philip]

If Andy is exhausted playing the final of the FO then it would be wise to rest instead of playing Queens. With the slower grass court conditions nowaday at Wimbledon, it becomes less important to become attuned at Queens which is only a 250 pointers but has a huge trophy .  It has been done before (meaning skipping Queens and still doing well at Wimbledon).

I don't understand why people don't move Queens and Wimbledon back by 1 week.  There is no other major MS tournament immediately following Wimbledon.