That's one hell of a rant, this phase in the media reminds me of the backlash from the England football team comments.

About all of it? Jamie does of course come across as the nicer brother by far and it's also true that Andy is charmless but being charming doesn't mean you're a nice guy, it can often mean the complete opposite.

Thanks Josh, I've added it to the news post.

I was just thinking about that, when I scrolled up to see the picture, this journalist irritates me, and browsing through the comments on the article, not many people agree with what the article is saying anyway.

I'm sure he's a nice guy off-court but I don't think he is at all charming but so what?

This article is clearly meant to be provocative - check out the number of comments on the website.  I think the real concern in tennis is the apathy surrounding it - other than the 2 week Wimbledon maniafest - and this article is obviously designed to kick start the early season.  The personal comments are unforgivable - the journalist should be focusing on Andy's tennis, not on his appearance or what his mother may have said about him.

I think he is the most exciting player right now, and not just because of his stylish play.  It is everything about him that makes him so very fascinating.  And as for his looks, yes his hair is big and long, but with those come-to-bed eyes and his arrogance on court, trust me his brother and all the other players just do not compare.  Andy has just got it.  Call it charisma, or what you will, but HE is the player we want to see.  Even the grumpy, hard to please, Peter Fleming dotes on him.  And, Frew Macmillan, who has always admired Henman, has joined the club in drooling over the connoisseur's choice in the tennis world.

And as for bigging up Jamie Murray, who really needs doubles?  They are the fillers - can be entertaining but really can't be compared with Andy's achievements.  And I was not in the least impressed with his ungracious comments re Andy's knee.  With brothers like this you don't need enemies.  Similarly his mother.  And, the joke is, Andy is supposed to be the bad guy!  He has gone out of his way to include Jamie in everything thus far - wonder if this will continue now or will the gravy train dry up? I kind of hope it has and that Andy will forge ahead on his own - free of family responsibilities.  In fact I have wanted him to break free of the so-called Team Murray for some time, as can be seen from my earlier posts.  

  I think the comments sum up the relevance of the most 'pathetic', 'vindictive blog of the year' who has finally after holding  a 2-year-grudge cos he wasnt the best of interviews, lets rip!!.To$$er