Haha true. Agree. He is very tall tho people will probably think he played college basketball.
Tomic Arrested
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Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
Great comeback by the Aussies in the DC.
Bernard who?
Bernard who?
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Bernard Tomic, who put Australia in the Davis Cup Quarter Final by defeating Lukas Rosol in straight sets in Czech Republic and giving Australia an unassailable 3-1 lead.
Aussie got to QF because of Tomic.
http://mobile.news.com.au/sport/ten...ng-moment-so-far/story-fndkzym4-1227254512386
Hewitt & Groth did not win a single match and had to rely on Kokkinakis and Tomic to be able to proceed to QF.
Bernard Tomic won 2, yes, 2 Singles matches to put Australia into Quarter Final.
Thanks for nothing, Australia.
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Zoolander
Hall of Fame
Wow i bet you felt just a bit silly a couple of days after writing this, hey?!
PS - you forgot to say well done Sam Groth and Lleyton Hewitt.
Zoolander
Hall of Fame
Bernard Tomic, who put Australia in the Davis Cup Quarter Final by defeating Lukas Rosol in straight sets in Czech Republic and giving Australia an unassailable 3-1 lead.
Aussie got to QF because of Tomic.
http://mobile.news.com.au/sport/ten...ng-moment-so-far/story-fndkzym4-1227254512386
Hewitt & Groth did not win a single match and had to rely on Kokkinakis and Tomic to be able to proceed to QF.
Bernard Tomic won 2, yes, 2 Singles matches to put Australia into Quarter Final.
Thanks for nothing, Australia.
Oooh wait you were being SARCASTIC! Now i get it.
So do you have the scoreboard from this latest round? How many matches did Tomic win??
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
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Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
How frustrating it must have been for you as the tie proceeded.
On Saturday after Lleyton and Sam won the doubles you would have been thinking that Australia still couldn't win.
Then when Sam won his singles it must have given you a sinking feeling.
Then Lleyton comes out and delivers a straight sets victory.
Ouch.
Poor fellow.
I feel your pain ... I really do.
MrRandom247
Semi-Pro
Love the fact that Hewitt is the responsible elder statesman of Aussie tennis today.
In his early days the public had a dim view of his bad attitude as well.
In his early days the public had a dim view of his bad attitude as well.
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
Do you really believe this crap?
Little Bernie is a "victim" alright - of himself.
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
Hopefully it's the last time he'll ever play DC - one can only hope.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
http://mobile.news.com.au/sport/ten...ng-moment-so-far/story-fndkzym4-1227254512386
1. Tomic put Australia into QF.
2. Australia kicked Tomic out.
3. Australia is an ungrateful twit.
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MrRandom247
Semi-Pro
We won without him, plus without Kyrios & Koks input.
Amazing stuff.
Amazing stuff.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Without him, Australia wouldn't have played in Darwin. LOL
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Suddenly, Tennis Australia is Begging for Tomic to Come Back??? LOL. Why so Fast???
In other words: Please Tomic, we are scared of Great Britain, can you please help us? [emoji13] [emoji13] [emoji13]
In other words: Please Tomic, forget what we have done, just help us get to the final, and we will kick you out again, and hewitt and the oldies can take all the credit for the DC Cup, yeahhh???[emoji13] [emoji13] [emoji13] [emoji13]
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-07-21/ta-president-hoping-to-clear-the-air-with-tomic/6637544
Tennis Australia president Steve Healy wants to speak to Bernard Tomic soon to address concerns
UPDATED TUE JUL 21 17:36:30 EST 2015
Australian tennis officials want to speak to troubled tennis player Bernard Tomic over his concerns about Tennis Australia.
Tennis Australia (TA) says it will reach out to Bernard Tomic in the next week or so to "clear the air" and hopes to have him back on-side for September's Davis Cup semi-final.
President Steve Healy said on Tuesday that TA was concerned for 22-year-old Tomic, following his arrest in Miami for failing to follow police orders to quieten down his penthouse party.
It came on the eve of Australia's Davis Cup quarter-final tie against Kazakhstan, from which Tomic was suspended after unleashing a verbal tirade against TA following his Wimbledon exit.
"We want to offer Bernard the opportunity to raise the issues he has raised, so we can address those with him," Healy said at opening of the new Tennis ACT Centre in Canberra.
"We think the criticisms are unjustified - he needs to hear that. He needs to get some detail, and we want to bring him back into the fold.
"I think the important thing to understand is he's had fantastic support from Tennis Australia and we want him to understand and appreciate that and then welcome him back into Davis Cup."
Tomic is currently in the Colombian capital of Bogota preparing to defend his Claro Open ATP title, which Healy conceded would make a face-to-face meeting difficult.
"But we want to take those issues off the table," he said.
Healy said he hoped to resolve the issues quickly, but said it was mostly out of TA's hands.
"To a large extent, it depends on how Bernard reacts," he added.
"We want to get Bernard and we want to have a chat to clear the air with those issues and get him back hopefully for the semi-final if possible."
Davis Cup captain Wally Masur, who along with TA chief executive Craig Tiley texted Tomic after the win over Kazakhstan, has said he is confident of having Tomic back in his team for the away semi-final clash with Great Britain.
Healy said he and TA waited until after the quarter-final to allow those playing in Darwin to put in their best performance without any distractions.
But the 3-2 victory came after the two youngest and most promising members of the team, Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios, lost their opening singles ties.
Kyrgios was criticised for looking disinterested before and during his match and was replaced by Lleyton Hewitt for the reverse singles on Sunday.
But Healy said Kyrgios is "an incredible talent" who needs time to mature.
"I think it's really telling what players like Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray have said — the guy's a phenomenal talent and he's growing up in the spotlight," he said.
"Fame and fortune's come pretty quickly and we just need to give him a bit of time. He's an incredible talent, great for Australian tennis.
Hewitt was appointed Davis Cup captain too hastily: Healy
Hewitt was originally set to take over from Masur as Davis Cup captain after he retires from playing, but TA now says the position will be opened up to other candidates after criticism from former players.
In January, Hewitt announced he would retire after the 2016 Australian Open to take up the role, but Healy says after a discussion with former player Pat Cash earlier this year, it was decided to open up the application process.
"We had to make a pretty quick decision and put something in place, and looking back at that, we've said we think there should be a process," he said.
"The comments that have been made by Pat Cash and others are fair enough, and we want to give everyone a chance."
Cash, the 1987 Wimbledon champion, was a critical of the appointment of Masur when it happened.
"Happy for my old mate Wally Masur, but can someone at #tennisaustralia please explain the procedure for the Aus DC captain nomination?" he wrote on Twitter.
"Yet again it appears there was no application process, no transparency, no player discussion, no outsiders, just the secret hand shake."
And former doubles star Paul McNamee suggested he would be happy to throw his hat in the ring, tweeting: "Yes @TheRealPatCash nothing against Wally who's board member of Tennis Australia but you and a few of us would have liked to put our hand up."
ABC/AAP
POSTED TUE JUL 21 16:04:23 EST 2015
In other words: Please Tomic, we are scared of Great Britain, can you please help us? [emoji13] [emoji13] [emoji13]
In other words: Please Tomic, forget what we have done, just help us get to the final, and we will kick you out again, and hewitt and the oldies can take all the credit for the DC Cup, yeahhh???[emoji13] [emoji13] [emoji13] [emoji13]
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-07-21/ta-president-hoping-to-clear-the-air-with-tomic/6637544
Tennis Australia president Steve Healy wants to speak to Bernard Tomic soon to address concerns
UPDATED TUE JUL 21 17:36:30 EST 2015
Australian tennis officials want to speak to troubled tennis player Bernard Tomic over his concerns about Tennis Australia.
Tennis Australia (TA) says it will reach out to Bernard Tomic in the next week or so to "clear the air" and hopes to have him back on-side for September's Davis Cup semi-final.
President Steve Healy said on Tuesday that TA was concerned for 22-year-old Tomic, following his arrest in Miami for failing to follow police orders to quieten down his penthouse party.
It came on the eve of Australia's Davis Cup quarter-final tie against Kazakhstan, from which Tomic was suspended after unleashing a verbal tirade against TA following his Wimbledon exit.
"We want to offer Bernard the opportunity to raise the issues he has raised, so we can address those with him," Healy said at opening of the new Tennis ACT Centre in Canberra.
"We think the criticisms are unjustified - he needs to hear that. He needs to get some detail, and we want to bring him back into the fold.
"I think the important thing to understand is he's had fantastic support from Tennis Australia and we want him to understand and appreciate that and then welcome him back into Davis Cup."
Tomic is currently in the Colombian capital of Bogota preparing to defend his Claro Open ATP title, which Healy conceded would make a face-to-face meeting difficult.
"But we want to take those issues off the table," he said.
Healy said he hoped to resolve the issues quickly, but said it was mostly out of TA's hands.
"To a large extent, it depends on how Bernard reacts," he added.
"We want to get Bernard and we want to have a chat to clear the air with those issues and get him back hopefully for the semi-final if possible."
Davis Cup captain Wally Masur, who along with TA chief executive Craig Tiley texted Tomic after the win over Kazakhstan, has said he is confident of having Tomic back in his team for the away semi-final clash with Great Britain.
Healy said he and TA waited until after the quarter-final to allow those playing in Darwin to put in their best performance without any distractions.
But the 3-2 victory came after the two youngest and most promising members of the team, Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios, lost their opening singles ties.
Kyrgios was criticised for looking disinterested before and during his match and was replaced by Lleyton Hewitt for the reverse singles on Sunday.
But Healy said Kyrgios is "an incredible talent" who needs time to mature.
"I think it's really telling what players like Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray have said — the guy's a phenomenal talent and he's growing up in the spotlight," he said.
"Fame and fortune's come pretty quickly and we just need to give him a bit of time. He's an incredible talent, great for Australian tennis.
Hewitt was appointed Davis Cup captain too hastily: Healy
Hewitt was originally set to take over from Masur as Davis Cup captain after he retires from playing, but TA now says the position will be opened up to other candidates after criticism from former players.
In January, Hewitt announced he would retire after the 2016 Australian Open to take up the role, but Healy says after a discussion with former player Pat Cash earlier this year, it was decided to open up the application process.
"We had to make a pretty quick decision and put something in place, and looking back at that, we've said we think there should be a process," he said.
"The comments that have been made by Pat Cash and others are fair enough, and we want to give everyone a chance."
Cash, the 1987 Wimbledon champion, was a critical of the appointment of Masur when it happened.
"Happy for my old mate Wally Masur, but can someone at #tennisaustralia please explain the procedure for the Aus DC captain nomination?" he wrote on Twitter.
"Yet again it appears there was no application process, no transparency, no player discussion, no outsiders, just the secret hand shake."
And former doubles star Paul McNamee suggested he would be happy to throw his hat in the ring, tweeting: "Yes @TheRealPatCash nothing against Wally who's board member of Tennis Australia but you and a few of us would have liked to put our hand up."
ABC/AAP
POSTED TUE JUL 21 16:04:23 EST 2015
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Deleted member 307496
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Because they're so alike it is uncanny. Except Scud was a better player.
vernonbc
Legend
He didn't chide Tomic - why would he? Tomic wasn't even there. He chided Kyrgios and said his behaviour was a disgrace and he should never be allowed to represent Australia again until he changed his attitude.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Steve Healy begging Tomic to come back in DC right after he kicked Tomic out???????
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Comedy Gold.
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Comedy Gold.
Bartelby
Bionic Poster
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
TA isn't "begging" him to come back at all - if he misbehaves he'll be out again.
It's very simple - behave or else.
Aussie Darcy
Bionic Poster
This is DC captain, Wally Masur...
"Would I like Bernie back? Yes, but there’s going to be conditions and that goes beyond me, it’s really a Tennis Australia board decision.
I don’t think Tennis Australia are willing to compromise what they stand for. They jeopardised their ability to win the Kazakhstan tie by not playing Bernie, so they made a strong stance. But everybody does their penance and Bernie deserves a chance to play Davis Cup again, so if there’s a solution, you try to find it. We want to work with the players and make sure that everyone who represents Australia is in good standing with the federation."
So they need Tomic but TA are screwing the Davis Cup team over by holding this stupid grudge
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Murrayjuannow
Banned
Kudos Tomic for being brave and not giving in to TA's dictatorship. I am standing by his view over TA and I am in the same boat as Olivia Tjandramulia, Akira Santillan and other young talents who are hard done by TA.
http://m.heraldsun.com.au/sport/ten...ts-about-funding/story-fnibcgxs-1227454589640
Bernard Tomic says there is no point in meeting with Tennis Australia over his comments about funding
LEO SCHLINK
HERALD SUN
JULY 23, 2015
10:00PM
BERNARD Tomic has rejected Tennis Australia’s invitation to broker peace talks, widening a rift unlikely to heal before September’s Davis Cup semi-final.
Responding to TA president Steve Healy’s offer to discuss the funding issues he raised at Wimbledon, Tomic said there was no point.
“Until I am satisfied TA is committed to funding the development of junior Australian talent, including my sister Sara, on a non-discriminatory basis, I do not believe there is any point in meeting with TA,” he said.
“It has been reported that Mr Steve Healy, president of Tennis Australia, would like to reach out with me with a view to resolving some issues that I have with this organisation,” Tomic said from Colombia.
“I would like to respond to those reports as follows.
“I am always ready, willing and able to play for Australia.
“It is my honour and privilege to do so. I consider that I have a good record and it is my hope to continue to represent my country.
“Importantly, I would like to thank previous TA administrators for their financial support in the past.
“Current TA administrators sacked me from the Davis Cup for comments I made at Wimbledon. I stand by those comments.”
Tomic, who was last week charged with resisting arrest without violence and trespassing after an incident at a Miami hotel, missed Australia’s 3-2 quarter-final win in Darwin after being sacked for criticising TA’s funding policy.
Despite a public outcry, he said he would not be silenced.
“In the meantime, I reserve the right to continue to speak my mind. My right to freedom of speech cannot be taken from me,” he said.
“Having said the above, I am always available for selection for Davis Cup.
“If TA select me, then great. If TA does not select me, then there’s not too much I can do.
“I will stick by my views.
“To my fans and supporters, please do not lose faith in me. Contrary to some self-serving reports, I am OK and strong.
“I have not hit rock bottom. Thankyou for your continued support. I know I need to work harder.”
Healy indicated TA wanted to resolve the impasse.
“We want to offer Bernard the opportunity to raise the issues he has raised, so we can address those with him,” Healy said.
“We think the criticisms are unjustified - he needs to hear that. He needs to get some detail, and we want to bring him back into the fold.
“I think the important thing to understand is he’s had fantastic support from Tennis Australia and we want him to understand and appreciate that and then welcome him back into Davis Cup.”
Healy conceded Tomic’s reaction to his dumping from the Davis Cup team was critical.
“To a large extent, it depends on how Bernard reacts,” he added.
“We want to get Bernard and we want to have a chat to clear the air with those issues and get him back hopefully for the semi-final if possible.”
Sara Tomic, 17, is ranked 641 in the world. She last week beat world No 111 Kristyna Pliskova in the Turkey Cup in Istanbul.
http://m.heraldsun.com.au/sport/ten...ts-about-funding/story-fnibcgxs-1227454589640
Bernard Tomic says there is no point in meeting with Tennis Australia over his comments about funding
LEO SCHLINK
HERALD SUN
JULY 23, 2015
10:00PM
BERNARD Tomic has rejected Tennis Australia’s invitation to broker peace talks, widening a rift unlikely to heal before September’s Davis Cup semi-final.
Responding to TA president Steve Healy’s offer to discuss the funding issues he raised at Wimbledon, Tomic said there was no point.
“Until I am satisfied TA is committed to funding the development of junior Australian talent, including my sister Sara, on a non-discriminatory basis, I do not believe there is any point in meeting with TA,” he said.
“It has been reported that Mr Steve Healy, president of Tennis Australia, would like to reach out with me with a view to resolving some issues that I have with this organisation,” Tomic said from Colombia.
“I would like to respond to those reports as follows.
“I am always ready, willing and able to play for Australia.
“It is my honour and privilege to do so. I consider that I have a good record and it is my hope to continue to represent my country.
“Importantly, I would like to thank previous TA administrators for their financial support in the past.
“Current TA administrators sacked me from the Davis Cup for comments I made at Wimbledon. I stand by those comments.”
Tomic, who was last week charged with resisting arrest without violence and trespassing after an incident at a Miami hotel, missed Australia’s 3-2 quarter-final win in Darwin after being sacked for criticising TA’s funding policy.
Despite a public outcry, he said he would not be silenced.
“In the meantime, I reserve the right to continue to speak my mind. My right to freedom of speech cannot be taken from me,” he said.
“Having said the above, I am always available for selection for Davis Cup.
“If TA select me, then great. If TA does not select me, then there’s not too much I can do.
“I will stick by my views.
“To my fans and supporters, please do not lose faith in me. Contrary to some self-serving reports, I am OK and strong.
“I have not hit rock bottom. Thankyou for your continued support. I know I need to work harder.”
Healy indicated TA wanted to resolve the impasse.
“We want to offer Bernard the opportunity to raise the issues he has raised, so we can address those with him,” Healy said.
“We think the criticisms are unjustified - he needs to hear that. He needs to get some detail, and we want to bring him back into the fold.
“I think the important thing to understand is he’s had fantastic support from Tennis Australia and we want him to understand and appreciate that and then welcome him back into Davis Cup.”
Healy conceded Tomic’s reaction to his dumping from the Davis Cup team was critical.
“To a large extent, it depends on how Bernard reacts,” he added.
“We want to get Bernard and we want to have a chat to clear the air with those issues and get him back hopefully for the semi-final if possible.”
Sara Tomic, 17, is ranked 641 in the world. She last week beat world No 111 Kristyna Pliskova in the Turkey Cup in Istanbul.
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Bartelby
Bionic Poster
It sounds like Tomic is prepared to play as long as he does not have to play the game of meeting with TA cap in hand so they can forgive him for his trespass.
But it sounds awfully like TA want this face-saving grovelling from him so they can generously welcome him back to the game.
It's an impasse and they simply have to back down.
They penalised him by excluding him from one tie and he is now making himself available for the semi-final.
TA is not changing its policy so they'll just have to accept there are differences between them and Tomic that won't be papered over.
But it sounds awfully like TA want this face-saving grovelling from him so they can generously welcome him back to the game.
It's an impasse and they simply have to back down.
They penalised him by excluding him from one tie and he is now making himself available for the semi-final.
TA is not changing its policy so they'll just have to accept there are differences between them and Tomic that won't be papered over.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
He was making himself available too for the first round and quarterfinal. He says he is always available for DC. It was just childish TA all along.
After all DC is not a big deal. Tomic can concentrate on his individual career and let the Aussie Knights and Warriors with their shiny golden armours ride on their high horsies and shed their tears, sweat and blood to a Davis Cup Glory [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji471]
After all DC is not a big deal. Tomic can concentrate on his individual career and let the Aussie Knights and Warriors with their shiny golden armours ride on their high horsies and shed their tears, sweat and blood to a Davis Cup Glory [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji191] [emoji471]
accidental
Hall of Fame
TA really sounds like an awful organisation
They haven't looked into Tomic's claims at all and are going to the media saying what he said is completely unjustified is so ridiculous, it would never pass in an actual corporate body. They should meet with him and discuss his concerns. Show him exactly why his comments are 'unjustified'.
Their organisation lacks any kind of transparency, and they expect him to just roll over and come crawling back just because they say so.
Next year when Hewitt retires and if Kyrgios remains constantly injured, they're really going to need him. They really don't sound like theyre doing the right thing by him in my opinion.
They haven't looked into Tomic's claims at all and are going to the media saying what he said is completely unjustified is so ridiculous, it would never pass in an actual corporate body. They should meet with him and discuss his concerns. Show him exactly why his comments are 'unjustified'.
Their organisation lacks any kind of transparency, and they expect him to just roll over and come crawling back just because they say so.
Next year when Hewitt retires and if Kyrgios remains constantly injured, they're really going to need him. They really don't sound like theyre doing the right thing by him in my opinion.
Looks like TA have realised that the unilateral appointment of Hewitt as Davis Cup captain wasn't the right way of doing business and some other people may have wanted to put their hands up:
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/tennis/...d-in-davis-cup-captaincy-20150723-giiy37.html
When you do a bit of digging it's possible to find these sort of examples where there is no clear process and decisions/policy are being made on the run by Tennis Australia. Not a good look for people who are meant to be custodians of a sport, not operating like a nepotistic old boys club.
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/tennis/...d-in-davis-cup-captaincy-20150723-giiy37.html
When you do a bit of digging it's possible to find these sort of examples where there is no clear process and decisions/policy are being made on the run by Tennis Australia. Not a good look for people who are meant to be custodians of a sport, not operating like a nepotistic old boys club.
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
This is DC captain, Wally Masur...
"Would I like Bernie back? Yes, but there’s going to be conditions and that goes beyond me, it’s really a Tennis Australia board decision.
I don’t think Tennis Australia are willing to compromise what they stand for. They jeopardised their ability to win the Kazakhstan tie by not playing Bernie, so they made a strong stance. But everybody does their penance and Bernie deserves a chance to play Davis Cup again, so if there’s a solution, you try to find it. We want to work with the players and make sure that everyone who represents Australia is in good standing with the federation."
So they need Tomic but TA are screwing the Davis Cup team over by holding this stupid grudge
You said I wasn't worth responding to because I didn't "understand" the issue remember?
How about sticking to that?
I really don't want to have anything to do with you.
Tshooter
G.O.A.T.
Easily the most ignorant line in the entire thread (except perhaps it's equal "LE don't choose which laws to enforce").
Though you would be a prosecutors wet dream on a Grand Jury.
Aussie Darcy
Bionic Poster
For the last time, the issue with Tomic was the lack of respect, I don't know why you can't get that through your head. The situation would never have occurred to Hewitt, Stosur etc. And gee they cut all funding to Sara. And guess what? Just a few days ago she won her first qualifying match against world number 111. A 17 year old girl ranked in the 600's knocked out the 2nd qualifying seed. Impressive! Sara has immense potential and they go and cut her funding cause of her dad? PETTY.
You clearly posted this to get a rise out of me, despite posting 7 minutes prior that you want nothing more to do with me. Your constant spam of hatred towards Tomic without acknowledging half of what I post is annoying.
I'll help you out by chucking you on block from now on.Murrayjuannow
Banned
Tomic says he doesn't have a war with Pat Rafter.
Tomic says Pat Rafter is a good guy.
He has no war with him. He has a war with Healy and Tiley.
Rafter said Tomic has hit rock bottom.
Tomic said he did not hit rock bottom, he is OK and strong.
TA want to talk and reconcile or make a deal with Tomic.
Tomic says no.
Strong Tomic.
Tomic says Pat Rafter is a good guy.
He has no war with him. He has a war with Healy and Tiley.
Rafter said Tomic has hit rock bottom.
Tomic said he did not hit rock bottom, he is OK and strong.
TA want to talk and reconcile or make a deal with Tomic.
Tomic says no.
Strong Tomic.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Tomic already moved to Monte Carlo, so you don't have to tell him to leave Australia.
Probably you need to tell Tennis Australia not to be too desperate to try to talk to Tomic, or tell Tennis Australia that the whole Australia hate him to death.
Just FYI, Wally Masur and Tony Roche support Tomic, and they want Tomic back in Davis Cup. You might as well tell them to leave Australia for supporting Tomic.
PS. did you know that Hewitt move to Nassau? Did you tell him to leave Australia and find a new country to infest?[emoji13]
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MrRandom247
Semi-Pro
Is it just me?
newpball
Legend
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Nope, he is doing better than Groth in Colombia.So there is still more room to fall?
Speaking of "more room to fall" there is still loads of cash left for Healy&co. to splash around and do a free sky dive and take Australian Tennis with them to the bottom of the pit.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Nope, it is NOT just you.
Is it just me?
It is Tomic on the left, and You on the right.
MrRandom247
Semi-Pro
You've hacked my webcam!!
accidental
Hall of Fame
Pat Cash has been trying to get a look in as Davis Cup captain since the 90's. He's clearly on the outer with them and has been for years. Not a good look at all for Tennis Aus
MrRandom247
Semi-Pro
Cash - mentally defective, anyone read his book?
The Poo
Kyrios
Tomic
We have a history of trying not to let lunatics run the asylum.
The Poo
Kyrios
Tomic
We have a history of trying not to let lunatics run the asylum.
MrRandom247
Semi-Pro
A Damn Good Thrashing...
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VexlanderPrime
Guest
Its funny how you can spoon feed people an explanation of a relatively simple legal concept such that a 2nd grader could understand the situation and THEY call YOU ignorant.
11/10 unintentional humor.
The cops were not there to mediate ANYTHING. They were called to evict. Period. The property owner had already decided they wanted Tomic GONE. That's their decision to make, it was final and Tomic's foolish refusal to abide by it lead to his arrest. The law ain't complicated here. The idea that the police should have talked the property owner into letting a belligerent guest stay is hilarious.
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VexlanderPrime
Guest
double post
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
For the last time, the issue with Tomic was the lack of respect, I don't know why you can't get that through your head. The situation would never have occurred to Hewitt, Stosur etc. And gee they cut all funding to Sara. And guess what? Just a few days ago she won her first qualifying match against world number 111. A 17 year old girl ranked in the 600's knocked out the 2nd qualifying seed. Impressive! Sara has immense potential and they go and cut her funding cause of her dad? PETTY.
You clearly posted this to get a rise out of me, despite posting 7 minutes prior that you want nothing more to do with me. Your constant spam of hatred towards Tomic without acknowledging half of what I post is annoying.
Now you get it - at long last.
I am not interested in what you post - it seems you have finally "got that through your head".
It's taken a while.
Block away!
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