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Zambo wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 12:46 pm

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 11:59 am

paolo wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 11:22 am What services to tennis has she performed?

Quite a few double faults

And injury walkovers for her opponents.

The continous changing coaches doesn't help, nor does an apparently interfering dad.

No. 75 in the rankings after all the US Open points gone, would have lost more if Wimbers points allowed.

Probably a right ranking and midway what I said last year.

Carlos J wrote: ↑Wed Aug 17, 2022 8:59 pm

paolo wrote: ↑Wed Aug 17, 2022 7:52 pm [...]
serena, ABF....

[...]Agree. Leave it and after a year do the razzmatazz.

Emma , unless got form back and did play nicely, not like to go far her and in the USO against better players, plus how her body hold up.

Maybe after all the US Open points drop off, not down to a ton, depends on her and others, but likely 50s which is more reasonable.

It's hard being at that level if she can't get wildcards based on slam winner. She'll be scrapping for places in tourneys against those fighting harder.

Unless she does something miraculous like playing with no care like the USO, Radders ain't getting anywhere the top 10. And depending on Oz Open results, she might not even be the UK no. 1. Harriet Dart is 85 to Emma's 75.

I thought he great in the 94 World Cup, but it just didn't happen for him at West Ham for some reason.

Carlos J wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 3:07 pm Unless she does something miraculous like playing with no care like the USO, Radders ain't getting anywhere the top 10. And depending on Oz Open results, she might not even be the UK no. 1. Harriet Dart is 85 to Emma's 75.

Absolutely, when she won the US Open she could play with abandon as there were no expectations and therefore no pressure as she was just a qualifier. Impossible circumstances to replicate, and as John Mac was justifiably critical when you indulge in all the extraneous activity that comes with a major win (and who could blame her) it all adds to the pressure.

You're wearing Tiffany because you won then you better keep winning...oops.

antdad wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 4:22 pm

Carlos J wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 3:07 pm Unless she does something miraculous like playing with no care like the USO, Radders ain't getting anywhere the top 10. And depending on Oz Open results, she might not even be the UK no. 1. Harriet Dart is 85 to Emma's 75.

Absolutely, when she won the US Open she could play with abandon as there were no expectations and therefore no pressure as she was just a qualifier. Impossible circumstances to replicate, and as John Mac was justifiably critical when you indulge in all the extraneous activity that comes with a major win (and who could blame her) it all adds to the pressure.

You're wearing Tiffany because you won then you better keep winning...oops.

Amen brother.

Rowntree wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 3:56 pm I thought he great in the 94 World Cup, but it just didn't happen for him at West Ham for some reason.

What about with the bottle blonde boys of 98?

Carlos J wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 4:30 pm

Rowntree wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 3:56 pm I thought he great in the 94 World Cup, but it just didn't happen for him at West Ham for some reason.

What about with the bottle blonde boys of 98?

His time was gone by then.

I would.

Injured AGAIN. What's the real story here? When will we learn the TRUTH

Probably the coach's fault. Watch out for a replacement being named.

WAYYYY more to this story. Who will uncover?

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 1:12 pm WAYYYY more to this story. Who will uncover?

She's been listening to Klopp

Furious Emma Raducanu criticises the slippery indoor courts at the ASB Classic in Auckland after retiring in tears when she rolled her ankle - with the Australian Open just 11 days away

Has anyone else complained?

Not as I know of. Same for both sides and all that.

Absolute scenes with this lass

but utterly delightful, unlike the evil osaka