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How can we Northern hemisphere people sleep when we are so pumped up and adrenaline leaking out of our pores?
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boogers
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I was wrong.
Heroic win in the end. Good job.
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Aileen
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Good interview with Andy. Very honest, as usual.
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TheMadHatter
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I was wrong.
Heroic win in the end. Good job.
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Tessie
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I am not going to be able to sleep for a long while yet. How are these people going to get home?
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Aileen
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I was wrong.
Heroic win in the end. Good job.
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janetx
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YAY - good ending - thank goodness he beat both clock an marcos.
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Aileen
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I am not going to be able to sleep for a long while yet. How are these people going to get home?
Surely London Transport, or whatever they call themselves, can keep buses and trains running at this time of night? |
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Masaka
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I must confess to doubting, but I am very glad to be wrong. It was amazing how he turned it round. It was also quite funny watching him race to the end to get it done in time. Well done.
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Oh I love him. but why can't he make things simple???
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mickeypops
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What a match, MY nerves are shot. We didn't need the extra stress about the 11pm closure. In the end a magnificent poerformance against an opponent who played out of his skin.
The dream lives on for the party of the century next SUnday evening. Come on Andy!
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I was wrong.
Heroic win in the end. Good job.
We know you are a true Murray fan, like many of us we feel there is no hope for him at times. He lives to fight another day and so we do too. The same cycle will repeat itself again and again. |
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Which match were you watching? Whats your blood pressure like? Mines through the roof!  Na, no problem. I knew -- once he got into gear -- that he had the beaten of Baggy and was convinced that he would get into gear, eventually |
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Andy admitted on the beeb that he was very nervous and this clearly affected his performance in in the first 2 sets but like the class act he is he came good. However I can't help feel that the rollacoster of supporting Andy will always be thus-can he manage it sufficiently to win a slam? I do hope so but I'm Scots so ......
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