Ha ha! Murray getting schooled! Take that you 'anyone but England' fuzzy haired bellend.
What's a 'wab'? I suspect it's not good. No worries though. I honestly dislike the guy but I guess I'd be pleased for him to win the biggy.You're being a bit of wab here Red.
What's a 'wab'? I suspect it's not good. No worries though. I honestly dislike the guy but I guess I'd be pleased for him to win the biggy.
Fuck me I've been accused of a few things but not writing in a 'jingoistic made up daily mail style' - My standards must be slipping Doc. I'll strive to do better!Well if you're going to dislike him, don't do it for a load of jingoistic made-up daily mail style shite.
Fuck me I've been accused of a few things but not writing in a 'jingoistic made up daily mail style' - My standards must be slipping Doc. I'll strive to do better!
This is not really the place to be drawn into this type of argument - However I will say that I find the whole ABE thing pretty poor. I suppose I should give him the benefit of the doubt if in fact his quotes were taken out of context. My gut feeling though is that he knows full well what he said and he meant it. Given the amount of support he has received from the English fans it was at best an ill judged comment and he has spent a long time backtracking. I read quite a few bits and bobs about the whole ABE thing as I have a genuine interest in that type of sociological trend. I lived away from the UK for nearly 10 years and was surprised by how other countries perceived the English. Irish, Scottish and Aussies mainly - Murray called it 'banter' in the interview you highlighted. I think it's a worrying sentiment to adopt. What do you make of this article written in 2010?Speaking to Jonathan Overend on BBC Radio 5 Live the British No 1 said: "I'm surprised that the whole thing stuck [his reported dislike of England].
"I got asked about it a couple of days ago in interviews and they asked 'Why did you say that you bought a Paraguay shirt when England were playing against them?'.
"I never said that but it is in the papers and people believe what's in the papers all the time."
Murray stressed: "I never once had a Paraguay shirt and I never once said anything about that. I am pretty sure there won't have been quotes of me saying it in the paper.
"The journalist said to me 'So Andy are you going to be supporting Scotland in the World Cup?', knowing that Scotland hadn't qualified and he started laughing.
"So he asked me who I would be supporting in the World Cup, and I said 'Anyone but England ha-ha' and all of a sudden it's the biggest story ever."
However, the 22-year-old from Dunblane has put the episode behind him.
This is not really the place to be drawn into this type of argument - However I will say that I find the whole ABE thing pretty poor. I suppose I should give him the benefit of the doubt if in fact his quotes were taken out of context. My gut feeling though is that he knows full well what he said and he meant it. Given the amount of support he has received from the English fans it was at best an ill judged comment and he has spent a long time backtracking. I read quite a few bits and bobs about the whole ABE thing as I have a genuine interest in that type of sociological trend. I lived away from the UK for nearly 10 years and was surprised by how other countries perceived the English. Irish, Scottish and Aussies mainly - Murray called it 'banter' in the interview you highlighted. I think it's a worrying sentiment to adopt. What do you make of this article written in 2010?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8733373.stm
If you ask me, invading and taking over your closest neighbours is a worrying sentiment to adopt 😉
This is not really the place to be drawn into this type of argument - However I will say that I find the whole ABE thing pretty poor. I suppose I should give him the benefit of the doubt if in fact his quotes were taken out of context. My gut feeling though is that he knows full well what he said and he meant it. Given the amount of support he has received from the English fans it was at best an ill judged comment and he has spent a long time backtracking. I read quite a few bits and bobs about the whole ABE thing as I have a genuine interest in that type of sociological trend. I lived away from the UK for nearly 10 years and was surprised by how other countries perceived the English. Irish, Scottish and Aussies mainly - Murray called it 'banter' in the interview you highlighted. I think it's a worrying sentiment to adopt. What do you make of this article written in 2010?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8733373.stm
Well I don't hate the Scottish. I've never disliked anyone because of where they come from. But I can understand why people would take exception to the ABE thing (me being one of them) @doctor_mac - You say ' I agree that there is an unpleasant anti-English sentiment in some quarters' - I honestly have to say in my experience it's more than 'some quarters' - What's more worrying is the casual way it gets brushed aside.In my opinion, it's only in recent years that the English have begun to realise how much the Scots hate us. Some English people have started to hate the Scots back. It's not surprising is it? 🙂
And you wonder why we say "ANYONE BUT FUCKING ENGLAND"? No fucking wonder.
Indeed! Without England's help Scotland could have been ruined 300 years ago. Read it and weep.That's the reverse of actual history. When King James VI of Scotland was crowned James I of England, Scotland effectively took over England.
That's the reverse of actual history. When King James VI of Scotland was crowned James I of England, Scotland effectively took over England.
They are too small to count..... 😉What about Wales and Ireland?
They are too small to count..... 😉
Djokovic's match is on first. Murray's is set for "approximately" 4:00.