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[The Gnome]

I would put Milos Raonic in, i have no issue with him personally, i just don't like his game, in fact i really destest servebots in gerneral, they can all go in.

[Aileen]

Personally, I like the all-white dress code. Something different from the rest of the tournaments.

Agree 100% with that, and it really does make the players look 'professional' too.


I think most of what I'd put in a tennis room has already been said - however I wouldn't put the people who smile and wave idiotically when they know the camera is on them, or the lovey-dovey couples, but the camera-men themselves.  Who's interested? - And it's even worse when they focus on players being treated for injuries (real or feigned).  Not only did Andy's poor blistered foot make me feel physically sick, but I do feel that there should be some degree of privacy here, even although the b*****ds who take time-outs when they're losing thoroughly deserve the publicity.  Three major hates though - Nadal's bum tugging, Djoko's apeman celebrations, plus Tommy Haas and others who accuse Andy of faking injuries.

[teejay1]

I would put Milos Raonic in, i have no issue with him personally, i just don't like his game, in fact i really destest servebots in gerneral, they can all go in.

Yes, I agree with that too. Mind you, it was a nightmare in the 80s at times, entire matches of nothing but aces. How that didn't kill the game I will never know. Thank God for players like Andy, who balance power with flair.

[MT]

Both Nadal and Djokovic are annoying with the number of times they bounce the ball before serving. They seem to take far longer than anyone else apart from Del Potro who moves like a giant sloth.

Rolex ads, and people who shout c'mon Tim.

[Elly]

I'd put Judy Murray in Room 101. I don't mind the woman but I'm sick of close ups on her face.

 

[deb]

At the risk of being obvious, I have to say it, Smugfed would have to go in.

Joining him should be Simon Reed and Mats Wilander, with Virginia Wade making up a commentating threesome - gross thought, but there we are lol.

Spectators during matches who suddenly realise the cameras are on them and feel compelled to wave like a loon, just for the hell of it. Someone please explain to the morons that we aren't watching them, we're watching the match!

Nadal's underwear. I mean, is it normal for one bloke to have to keep pulling the damned things out of his backside?

.  so right TJ as always.

[Sabine]

Rolex ads

I forgot that. That should go in as well.

[GangstaMurray]

Agree 100% with that, and it really does make the players look 'professional' too.


I think most of what I'd put in a tennis room has already been said - however I wouldn't put the people who smile and wave idiotically when they know the camera is on them, or the lovey-dovey couples, but the camera-men themselves.  Who's interested? - And it's even worse when they focus on players being treated for injuries (real or feigned).  Not only did Andy's poor blistered foot make me feel physically sick, but I do feel that there should be some degree of privacy here, even although the b*****ds who take time-outs when they're losing thoroughly deserve the publicity.  Three major hates though - Nadal's bum tugging, Djoko's apeman celebrations, plus Tommy Haas and others who accuse Andy of faking injuries.

:O Don't dislike the Haas man!