One of many.RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:In other words, is it Glasgow's ghetto?
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The tennis thread.
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Oh dear. And I thought Parson Cross was bad
/snobbery
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Pfffttt!!!!! Jaywick makes that place look like a Well-kept manor!
http://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1T4ADSA_enGB376GB376&q=jaywick&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1366&bih=469
http://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1T4ADSA_enGB376GB376&q=jaywick&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1366&bih=469
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I once read that you should avoid the 4 corners of Glasgow. Drumchapel, Pollok, Castlemilk and Easterhouse. They're all pretty similar I think, although I only really know my way around Drumchapel.
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Anyone watch the Davis Cup? 3 bagels for Murray, was quite embarrassing.
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MickStupp wrote:Anyone watch the Davis Cup? 3 bagels for Murray, was quite embarrassing.
People shouldn't be getting their knickers in a twist - the guy he beat had a career-high ranking of 996...and that was 5 years ago.
If anything it's embarrassing that Murray lost points to this guy.
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Surely you understood "3 bagels" ?
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There was 3 bagels? 
It means without winning a game in the set btw.
It means without winning a game in the set btw.
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Thanks for letting me know, I had no idea.
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:Thanks for letting me know, I had no idea.
I didn't think you did.
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Who's in my sig? I have no idea about that either, I just jumped on the nearest bandwagon.
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Oh, That's Roy & Hayley Cropper, They live at number 9 Coronation Street. 
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What the hell Jela?
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Jelavic18|RFC wrote:Oh, That's Roy & Hayley Cropper, They live at number 9 Coronation Street.
I think I recognise yours too - looks like Kirk Sutherland & Mike Baldwin.
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Put him in a Hawaiian shirt and you get this
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SBSP wrote:What the...
lol
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Don't know if this is exactly accurate, but do professional's use smaller but heavier rackets? Because I bought a proper £90 Wilson racket today. But it seems really flimsy and weak, it also seems quite small compared to most rackets. It feels like I'm using a £10 Tesco racket haha! But it's a proper £90 Wilson Blade racket, I then asked fella today at tennis and be said it might be because it's a pro racket and they are difficult to use, takes a lot of practice. Just wondering if anyone can help me? 
Basically I just wanna' now if I've ripped off and could of got a better racket for £20 or whether indeed it is a good racket but it just takes a lot of practice as it's a 'proper' racket. If that's the case I'm willing to stick with it and learn.
Basically I just wanna' now if I've ripped off and could of got a better racket for £20 or whether indeed it is a good racket but it just takes a lot of practice as it's a 'proper' racket. If that's the case I'm willing to stick with it and learn.
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Im starting a blog soon, that is me basically going from knowing little about tennis to being one of the best in my local area. Huge quest for a skilled footballer, you ask but Its all part of the fun in the blog.
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Dean wrote:Don't know if this is exactly accurate, but do professional's use smaller but heavier rackets? Because I bought a proper £90 Wilson racket today. But it seems really flimsy and weak, it also seems quite small compared to most rackets. It feels like I'm using a £10 Tesco racket haha! But it's a proper £90 Wilson Blade racket, I then asked fella today at tennis and be said it might be because it's a pro racket and they are difficult to use, takes a lot of practice. Just wondering if anyone can help me?
It's not a case of better or worse but when you're starting out they usually recommend a racquet with a larger head, just because it's easier to make clean contact with the ball. Smaller racquets tend to have more control, depending on the tension of the strings and whatnot. That's all for the pros though, shouldn't make a lot of difference if you're just playing recreationally.
Either way, practice makes perfect.
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kyro7 wrote:Still alive.
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kyro7 wrote:Still butthurt.
There's always Paris next year.
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Bet Rafa never wins Wimbledon again. 
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kyro7 wrote:Bet Rafa never wins Wimbledon again.
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Don't worry though, nor will Andy, Rafa will rape Murray like he has done the past 2 years.SBSP wrote:kyro7 wrote:Bet Rafa never wins Wimbledon again.
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Murray will retire having never won a slam.kyro7 wrote:Don't worry though, nor will Andy, Rafa will rape Murray like he has done the past 2 years.SBSP wrote:kyro7 wrote:Bet Rafa never wins Wimbledon again.
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SBSP wrote:Murray will retire having never won a slam.kyro7 wrote:Don't worry though, nor will Andy, Rafa will rape Murray like he has done the past 2 years.SBSP wrote:kyro7 wrote:Bet Rafa never wins Wimbledon again.
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