Andrew Murray!

Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
game.

Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.

On 30 Jun, 21:51, Saviour Machine  wrote:
> Andrew Murray!
>
> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> game.
>

Once the media luvvies start complaining you know it's someone that
needs to be taken seriously.

Saviour Machine wrote:
> Andrew Murray!
> 
> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> game.
> 
> Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
> 
> 

Another hard day eh barker?

<uk.media.tv.misc>
<Saviour Machine>
<Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:51:32 -0700 (PDT)>


> Andrew Murray!
> 
> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> game.
> 

'did you see the tennis'

'its good to see the scots guy get through to the next round'


Why ? .

Because of what country he was born in - rather than actual skill .


Lets assume .....

Some sportsman or some sportswoman was a sheep shagging atheist who 
sacrificed nubile young virgins to the devil on a weekly basis .

Is it safe to say that most people in the sheep shaggers country of 
origin wouldnt be real bothered as long as he or she won at sport .


-- 
www.krustov.co.uk

Krustov wrote:
> <uk.media.tv.misc>
> <Saviour Machine>
> <Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:51:32 -0700 (PDT)>
> 
> 
>> Andrew Murray!
>>
>> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
>> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
>> game.
>>
> 
> 'did you see the tennis'
> 
> 'its good to see the scots guy get through to the next round'
> 
> 
> Why ? .
> 
> Because of what country he was born in - rather than actual skill .
> 
> 
> Lets assume .....
> 
> Some sportsman or some sportswoman was a sheep shagging atheist who 
> sacrificed nubile young virgins to the devil on a weekly basis .
> 
> Is it safe to say that most people in the sheep shaggers country of 
> origin wouldnt be real bothered as long as he or she won at sport .
> 
> 

The welsh have a top tennis player?

On 30 Jun, 22:44, Krustov  wrote:

>
> Lets assume .....
>
> Some sportsman or some sportswoman was a sheep shagging atheist who
> sacrificed nubile young virgins to the devil on a weekly basis .
>
> Is it safe to say that most people in the sheep shaggers country of
> origin wouldnt be real bothered as long as he or she won at sport .
>

I think it's pretty mean of you to single out Boris Becker like that.
Most of the allegations weren't proved.

On 30 Jun, 22:06, Sofa - Spud  wrote:

> Saviour Machine wrote:
> > Andrew Murray!
>
> > Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> > to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> > game.
>
> > Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>
> Another hard day eh barker?

Yeah, apologise to your wife for me, will you? Tell her I'll try to
swing by Thursday.

<uk.media.tv.misc>
<Saviour Machine>
<Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:48:26 -0700 (PDT)>


> > Another hard day eh barker?
> 
> Yeah, apologise to your wife for me, will you? Tell her I'll try to
> swing by Thursday.
> 

:-))


-- 
www.krustov.co.uk

Saviour Machine wrote:
> On 30 Jun, 22:06, Sofa - Spud  wrote:
> 
>> Saviour Machine wrote:
>>> Andrew Murray!
>>> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
>>> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
>>> game.
>>> Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>> Another hard day eh barker?
> 
> Yeah, apologise to your wife for me, will you? Tell her I'll try to
> swing by Thursday.

Out of luck barker she prefers real men who provide rather than 
flouncing ponces with poodle like haircuts, still it's easy to see 
you're frustrated what with Selma tired out from a hard day picking 
cabbages.

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:48:26 -0700 (PDT), Saviour Machine
 wrote:

>On 30 Jun, 22:06, Sofa - Spud  wrote:
>
>> Saviour Machine wrote:
>> > Andrew Murray!
>>
>> > Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
>> > to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
>> > game.
>>
>> > Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>>
>> Another hard day eh barker?
>
>Yeah, apologise to your wife for me, will you? Tell her I'll try to
>swing by Thursday.

I see the ignoring people effortlessly is going well then Jacobim.

Mike Plowman wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:48:26 -0700 (PDT), Saviour Machine
>  wrote:
> 
>> On 30 Jun, 22:06, Sofa - Spud  wrote:
>>
>>> Saviour Machine wrote:
>>>> Andrew Murray!
>>>> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
>>>> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
>>>> game.
>>>> Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>>> Another hard day eh barker?
>> Yeah, apologise to your wife for me, will you? Tell her I'll try to
>> swing by Thursday.
> 
> I see the ignoring people effortlessly is going well then Jacobim.

I'm still waiting for my option 3 vengeance. I suppose this means coming 
round and seducing my wife - given that she wondered what I was laughing 
at the other day and saw a picture of Barker her first reaction was 
*whats that on his head! oh it's his hair!*

He's welcome to come round and flick a duster round if he likes!

On Jun 30, 9:51 pm, Saviour Machine  wrote:
> Andrew Murray!
>
> Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> game.
>
> Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.

Oh god! This whole nationality is really f*ing boring. I hope he does
win and I hope he appreciates the support of everyone in the UK &
outside, not just Scotland. Remember, he was trained in Spain from his
mid-teens so his tennis is not really a product of his homeland.
Maybe it's just me but I always support the home nations in sporting
events.

(btw, there's a totally hot woman with a baby sitting opposite me. She
keeps looking over. I wonder if she's one of those horny mums who
hasn't had it for a while & is gagging for it. On 2nd thoughts she
looks like a bit of a squelcher)!

On Jul 1, 12:09 pm, "Step...@mailinator.com" 
wrote:
> On Jun 30, 9:51 pm, Saviour Machine  wrote:
>
> > Andrew Murray!
>
> > Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> > to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> > game.
>
> > Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>
> Oh god! This whole nationality is really f*ing boring. I hope he does
> win and I hope he appreciates the support of everyone in the UK &
> outside, not just Scotland. Remember, he was trained in Spain from his
> mid-teens so his tennis is not really a product of his homeland.
> Maybe it's just me but I always support the home nations in sporting
> events.
>
> (btw, there's a totally hot woman with a baby sitting opposite me. She
> keeps looking over. I wonder if she's one of those horny mums who
> hasn't had it for a while & is gagging for it. On 2nd thoughts she
> looks like a bit of a squelcher)!

She's just started breast-feeding her child. Little Britain sketch
comes to mind)!

On 1 Jul, 12:09, "Step...@mailinator.com" 
wrote:
> On Jun 30, 9:51 pm, Saviour Machine  wrote:
>
> > Andrew Murray!
>
> > Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back
> > to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> > game.
>
> > Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>
> Oh god! This whole nationality is really f*ing boring. I hope he does
> win and I hope he appreciates the support of everyone in the UK &
> outside, not just Scotland. Remember, he was trained in Spain from his
> mid-teens so his tennis is not really a product of his homeland.
> Maybe it's just me but I always support the home nations in sporting
> events.
>
> (btw, there's a totally hot woman with a baby sitting opposite me. She
> keeps looking over. I wonder if she's one of those horny mums who
> hasn't had it for a while & is gagging for it. On 2nd thoughts she
> looks like a bit of a squelcher)!

Murray trained in Spain because the LTA is, quite frankly, shite at
producing new talent. They hoover up millions from Wimbers every year
and put bugger all back.

John McEnroe was commentating on a match and he made some quick
comment about whether Murray's (?) success was due to LTA investment.
His co-presenter refused to rise to the bait!

--
Halmyre

On 1 Jul, 12:28, Halmyre  wrote:
> On 1 Jul, 12:09, "Step...@mailinator.com" 
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Jun 30, 9:51 pm, Saviour Machine  wrote:
>
> > > Andrew Murray!
>
> > > Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back> > > to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> > > game.
>
> > > Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
>
> > Oh god! This whole nationality is really f*ing boring. I hope he does
> > win and I hope he appreciates the support of everyone in the UK &
> > outside, not just Scotland. Remember, he was trained in Spain from his
> > mid-teens so his tennis is not really a product of his homeland.
> > Maybe it's just me but I always support the home nations in sporting
> > events.
>
> > (btw, there's a totally hot woman with a baby sitting opposite me. She
> > keeps looking over. I wonder if she's one of those horny mums who
> > hasn't had it for a while & is gagging for it. On 2nd thoughts she
> > looks like a bit of a squelcher)!
>
> Murray trained in Spain because the LTA is, quite frankly, shite at
> producing new talent. They hoover up millions from Wimbers every year
> and put bugger all back.
>
> John McEnroe was commentating on a match and he made some quick
> comment about whether Murray's (?) success was due to LTA investment.
> His co-presenter refused to rise to the bait!
>
> --
> Halmyre- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

The LTA were given a decent sized rent-free-for-life office in a
sports centre I was once involved with, even though space was at a
premium and they hardly ever used it. In exchange, various committee
councillors and senior council officers were rewarded with
complimentary tickets to Wimbledon every year. A pretty raw deal for
local taxpayers, but that's local government for you. I should imagine
that similar deals are struck with large corporate businesses and the
BBC.

In my opinion, the LTA is managed like a private gentlemen's club, so
it has never surprised me that they underfund new talent. They are
probably perfectly content for it to remain a sport that only upper
middle class British kids can aspire to. They probably live in dread
of a working class Wayne Rooney type emerging as a top flight British
tennis player!

In article <92d90706-5595-4c64-933a-95168729ac50@
34g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, hauntedriver@hotmail.com says...
> On 1 Jul, 12:28, Halmyre  wrote:
> > On 1 Jul, 12:09, "Step...@mailinator.com" 
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > On Jun 30, 9:51=A0pm, Saviour Machine  wrote:
> >
> > > > Andrew Murray!
> >
> > > > Murray seems to be one of those players who thrives on having his back=
> 
> > > > to the wall. When he looks like losing, that's when he steps up his
> > > > game.
> >
> > > > Nadal in the next round - very tough opponent.
> >
> > > Oh god! This whole nationality is really f*ing boring. I hope he does
> > > win and I hope he appreciates the support of everyone in the UK &
> > > outside, not just Scotland. Remember, he was trained in Spain from his
> > > mid-teens so his tennis is not really a product of his homeland.
> > > Maybe it's just me but I always support the home nations in sporting
> > > events.
> >
> > > (btw, there's a totally hot woman with a baby sitting opposite me. She
> > > keeps looking over. I wonder if she's one of those horny mums who
> > > hasn't had it for a while & is gagging for it. On 2nd thoughts she
> > > looks like a bit of a squelcher)!
> >
> > Murray trained in Spain because the LTA is, quite frankly, shite at
> > producing new talent. They hoover up millions from Wimbers every year
> > and put bugger all back.
> >
> > John McEnroe was commentating on a match and he made some quick
> > comment about whether Murray's (?) success was due to LTA investment.
> > His co-presenter refused to rise to the bait!
> >
> > --
> > Halmyre- Hide quoted text -
> >
> > - Show quoted text -
> 
> The LTA were given a decent sized rent-free-for-life office in a
> sports centre I was once involved with, 

Really? Imagine. 

And you were involved, you say?

Blimey.

That's a great story.

--
viv

And he's a wanker either way.

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:51:32 -0700, Saviour Machine wrote:

> Andrew Murray!

"Go tiger Murray." Miaw!

On Jul 1, 12:54 pm, Saviour Machine  wrote:

> The LTA were given a decent sized rent-free-for-life office in a
> sports centre I was once involved with

< translation>

I once popped into this sports centre for a slash on the way home

< translation >

I thought you were ignoring us all for a week? I return after a four-
day break and find that you're still here.

Pathetic.