DarlesChickens
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Sky sports news just reported.
Will start work with Murray at Queens until the end of Wimbledon.
Will start work with Murray at Queens until the end of Wimbledon.
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Murray back with Lendl for Queens.
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DarlesChickens
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Murray: ""I had two very successful years working with Ivan, he's single minded and knows what it takes to win the big events."
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JRAJ1988
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kalyan4fedever
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Murray is a pathetic loser, after 1st set he played so tired that it felt worse watching tennis....He is a pusher and always will be and who is lucky to win wimbledon at all.........
Chicharito
Hall of Fame
wow,
New favourite for Wimbledon?
New favourite for Wimbledon?
Aussie Darcy
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Krish872007
Talk Tennis Guru
Liam Fitzpatrick
Professional
Life Is Good.
Liam Fitzpatrick
Professional
After England's depressing football result a new hope for Murray . I'm tipping him to win Wimbledon now!
MatsPhilander
Legend
He should be working with Dr Steve Peters.
MichaelNadal
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Emperor of Belgrade
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Djoker haters/Murray critics having an orgasm now. 
Looking forward to see how Andy does at Wimbledon. Watch out.
Looking forward to see how Andy does at Wimbledon. Watch out.
DarlesChickens
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Plush Wheelhouse
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maybe he needs some of djokovic's gluten intolerance medication if he wants to take his pushing to the same god tier level pushing as his
Doctor/Lawyer Red Devil
Talk Tennis Guru
Bring on Wimbledon already.
MatsPhilander
Legend
Murray has all the physical tools needed but is a mental midget. Peters has worked wonders with various sportspeople-most notably Ronnie O'Sullivan who is the most gifted Snooker player ever yet lacks mental strength. Sadly Murray is determined to be macho & bury his head in the sand about where his problem lies.
Lendl improved him greatly but could only take him so far because Murray is insistent on acting like a petulant child on court whenever anything goes against him-berating the umpire like a 5 year old throwing a tantrum at a teacher or their parents & shouting at his box who have no control over what is going on out there. His mind turns things like blisters into some insurmountable injury that he has to whine about-like at the Aussie open final in 2013-until he sorts out his problems upstairs he will not be beating Joker over 5 sets often, if at all.
Lendl improved him greatly but could only take him so far because Murray is insistent on acting like a petulant child on court whenever anything goes against him-berating the umpire like a 5 year old throwing a tantrum at a teacher or their parents & shouting at his box who have no control over what is going on out there. His mind turns things like blisters into some insurmountable injury that he has to whine about-like at the Aussie open final in 2013-until he sorts out his problems upstairs he will not be beating Joker over 5 sets often, if at all.
Djokovic2011
Bionic Poster
Well there goes Novak's chance of doing the CGS!
DarlesChickens
Semi-Pro
True. I think it's a huge weight on his shoulders and one that could be lifted with the right mental coach and attitude.
Bartelby
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I Am Finnish
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Too bad it is only for a short term
MatsPhilander
Legend
True, nor was it the year before when he came out whining about why right before he came out & obviously couldn't cope with whatever was happening backstage & got blown off the court in straight sets by Dimitrov & looked about as lacklustre as he ever has done. However generally he has in recent years & is going to be be meeting Novak in slam finals or semis & that is the yardstick of mental & physical ability that he needs to aspire to.
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Now this changes everything...
heninfan99
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andy is rich enough to pay his fee.
feel bad for Birdych
feel bad for Birdych
NoleFam
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Yes but Murray needs to aspire to the best he can be. He shouldn't try to reach Djokovic's or anybody else's level but focus on himself. I feel that is what the great champions do when they want to be the best.
killerboi2
Hall of Fame
Fantastic news. Murray needs all the help he can get now. No better man than the guy that made him a slam winner. Unfortunately I feel Mauresmo has already done the damage though.
Paul Murphy
Hall of Fame
Great news.
Great for Murray.
Great for tennis.
Great to see Ivan the Terrible back in tennis.
Love it.
Great for Murray.
Great for tennis.
Great to see Ivan the Terrible back in tennis.
Love it.
tennisaddict
Bionic Poster
Why did it take so long Ivan ??
tennisaddict
Bionic Poster
For all the talk of Murray being a fitness King, it is always he is the one that does not have any energy left after 2 sets.
Rafa, Murray, Stan, Fed - even Ferrer does not have this abundance of energy that can be invoked on demand
MatsPhilander
Legend
Sure, but he should look at why Novak has turned from a very good player who had one slam & might or might not have won a one or two more, that constantly gave up mentally for years until he changed things round.
NoleFam
Bionic Poster
So just what exactly are we getting at here? Don't be subtle with it and come out and say it. Murray had played nearly 5 extra hours at RG this year. That equates to two shorter best of 5 matches so in reality, Djokovic went into the final having played 6 matches and Murray had played 8. But yea let's toss around BS conspiracies because the guy you didn't want to win did and have no other explanation except troll theories.
NoleFam
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Well it took Djokovic a long time to reach that physical and mental balance and he just approaches things differently than Murray. Djokovic is the type who wants to win every match. He doesn't give half efforts like Murray was doing last fall or just focuses on one tournament. He wants them all. I don't think Murray has that type of insane concentration in him and that's why he shoudn't worry about Djokovic so much until he's across the net from him. That's why he should just get to his best level and focus from within imo.
nolefam_2024
G.O.A.T.
Why should Andy not aspire to be at Novak's level. Novak is the best and everyone want to be the best.
Noelan
Legend
Novak won his first slam at age 20, Murray at age 25.You're understimate Novak big time here, which is not surprising, just sayin.
What are those things that Djokovic changed ?
Trolls trying to be more subtle with doping accusations in venting anger.
Mainad
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killerboi2
Hall of Fame
He needs to develop that insane concentration and freakish stamina if he wants to win slams again. He had ability to win slams at one point in his career. He needs to get it back. The man that developed him into a slam winner is still likely the best person to do that.
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JRAJ1988
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Lendl could just coach Murray during the slams, couldn't he?
I mean Jamie Delgado has done well within a best of 3 format and reaching the finals of the French Open is a massive positive.
I see this as a breathe of fresh air, for his fans, for Murray and for Lendl...there's unfinished business.
I mean Jamie Delgado has done well within a best of 3 format and reaching the finals of the French Open is a massive positive.
I see this as a breathe of fresh air, for his fans, for Murray and for Lendl...there's unfinished business.
NoleFam
Bionic Poster
Well it's great he's back with Lendl so we will see how it goes for Murray.
tennisaddict
Bionic Poster
I am not talking about this one event but what is going on over the last 6 years, more so compared to how things were before.
AO 11, AO 12, AO 13, AO 15, AO 16, FO 15, FO 16 and many IW/Miami matches where a bage/ bread stick promptly starts coming out after two tie breakers
Even at this event Murray's 5 setters were fairly short ones little over 3 hours while Novak played 4 matches in 5 days
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