[rutinos harcos]

Originally Posted by latso

u serious?

such thing never happened ever in any tennis match, what kind of fanboyish crap are u talking about?

#18 please?There can´t be bigger fanboyish crap than that.Brazilians at least have good taste in players,unlike French(RG crowd).
[ QUOTE=Serverer;13544626]So is Rafito with his fistpumping in his opponents face, injury faking, coaching by tio toni, time wasting, vamosing etc[/quote]
Rafito´s fistpumping is nothing in comparison to that shameful muger´s finger wagging.

Originally Posted by djokovicgonzalez

Yeah, Nadal is the epitome of sportsmanship and likability

Berlocq is pretty likable IMO, big fighter, occasionally does something funny

Brazilians have different opinion.They have every right to like Rafito and dislike Berlocq.If Berlocq let crowd affect him that just show how mentally weak he is.He needs to be loved to play good?Pathetic.

Originally Posted by Dead Net Cord

You cannot be serious.

Yes I can.

[MariaV]

Originally Posted by Kat_YYZ

Start_da_lawnmower would be a great username

Please don't give any ideas.

[latso]

Originally Posted by MTwEeZi

at these sad little Fedtards crying about the crowd.

Didn't see them complaining about the Nalbandian Almagro match although it was just as bad there.

It is true the Brazilians are not the last word in kindness & compassion (see: GlennMiryni) but sometimes you have to man up and play through it.

You dimwits need to rub 2 brain cells together and realize they want a Nadal-Nalbandian final. Don't take it personally.

who cares what's the goal and the background of the culprit, when a deed is disgusting - it's disgusting. Punto

[latso]

Originally Posted by rutinos harcos

#18 please?There can´t be bigger fanboyish crap than that.Brazilians at least have good taste in players,unlike French(RG crowd).
[ QUOTE=Serverer;13544626]So is Rafito with his fistpumping in his opponents face, injury faking, coaching by tio toni, time wasting, vamosing etc

Rafito´s fistpumping is nothing in comparison to that shameful muger´s finger wagging.

Brazilians have different opinion.They have every right to like Rafito and dislike Berlocq.If Berlocq let crowd affect him that just show how mentally weak he is.He needs to be loved to play good?Pathetic.

Yes I can.[/quote]
you sad little teenager, i'm a fan of both Federer and Nadal.

Federer didn't play this tournament, i'm happy Rafa is recovering, the crowd last night was the most awful i have ever seen.

These are the facts and you can go play in the sand

[Ilovetheblues_86]

Brazilians dont like argentines when it comes to sports

Its all about a rivalry that comes from football.

Also they sell the idea of rivalry in the media, specially by the biggest tv channel in the country, tv Globo.

Thats why Charles de Gaulle told Brazil isnt a serious country, because while the french like fine wines and romances with Sade, brazilians prefer butts and butt pickers that are humbleito

[Nirjhor]

San Pablo?

[rutinos harcos]

Originally Posted by latso

Rafito´s fistpumping is nothing in comparison to that shameful muger´s finger wagging.

Brazilians have different opinion.They have every right to like Rafito and dislike Berlocq.If Berlocq let crowd affect him that just show how mentally weak he is.He needs to be loved to play good?Pathetic.

Yes I can.

you sad little teenager, i'm a fan of both Federer and Nadal.

Federer didn't play this tournament, i'm happy Rafa is recovering, the crowd last night was the most awful i have ever seen.

These are the facts and you can go play in the sand [/quote]

You sad old man.The midlife crisis hit you hard I see.Those blue pills with V on them(they are vitamins right?)affect your bigger head too,but not in a good way.I like Brazilian crowd,they´re so passionate.

[Ilovetheblues_86]

Its easier to find better education in a horse than in a brazilian.

[octatennis]

I like the crowd.

[Honestly]

I guess Nadal losing sets to the likes of Berlocq is expected after his long absence. Can't be sure what the future holds for him though. The long absence was a big blow to him. His slam winning days may be over.

[latso]

Originally Posted by Honestly

I guess Nadal losing sets to the likes of Berlocq is expected after his long absence. Can't be sure what the future holds for him though. The long absence was a big blow to him. His slam winning days may be over.

i don't think we can read into his actual performance. I think he will still be half invincible on European sandy and sunny clay.

He just needs to come out alive from the bumpy and sticky thing they call clay in this tournament.

Monte Carlo will be the barometer for his RG performance i think, if he plays a final there (regardless if he wins or loses to Djokovic in it) he'll be the favorite for RG once again.

[Yolita]

Originally Posted by GSMnadal

Since the court is almost quicker than a proper indoor hardcourt, and with defensive movement being almost impossible, I honestly think Nalbandian could beat Nadal 6-2 6-2 or something like that the way Rafa is playing.

Me too. Nalbandian was impressive against Alkmagro. The courts are playing to his liking, too. It all depends on his condition. The Davis Cup team mentioned that David gets more tired more quickly, obviously.

But the Nalbandian who beat Almagro would blow Rafa off the court.

Let's wait and see.

I want the Brazilian crowd doing to David what they did to Charly: that would sooo backfire!

[Yolita]

Originally Posted by rutinos harcos

As disgusting as RG crowd in 2011 muger-Djoko semi final?

No...not quite as bad as that. I don't think we'll see another crowd behaving in a more disgusting way in many years to come. The fact that it was such a large arena, totally pcked made the jeering and the hackling 10 times worse than yesterday. The Paris crowd is still safe holding the record of most disgusting, more unsportsmanlike and more hostile crowd in tennis.

But yesterday's crowd really tried hard to get to those lofty levels. They failed, but not for lack of trying.