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08-06-2007, 06:56 AM
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John is slightly awkward, but still hitting the ball well
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Perhaps, we need a separate thread for John's pithy analysis?
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Done. 
Now we have a little piece of the internet to talk about John's deep analysis of Andy's game and other things, like when they talk to him on TV. The game plans are also very interesting.
My second thread ever we'll see how it does it might be redundant.
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08-06-2007, 07:31 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
"He needs to hold serve and look for an opportunity to break."
Thanks for that, John.
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Best twitter posts of the epic match:
@dougrobson - Whoever is supplying Mahut with hair gel needs to ink a sponsorship deal now.
@Wimbledon - FYI, with @Wimbledon live scoring devices, please add 50 to the games in the fifth set of the Isner v Mahut match.
@HolterMedia - Nice to see that a three-day test has come to tennis here @wimbledon.
Andy wearring Crocs, courtesy of Smitty8
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08-06-2007, 07:47 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
Wait. That's how you play tennis?
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08-06-2007, 08:51 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
John doesn't play Tennis anymore.  |
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08-06-2007, 10:35 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
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My second thread ever we'll see how it does it might be redundant.
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Only as redundant as his mind seems to be when talking about tennis. It's like he's lost the will to live analyse.
But it doesn't matter. I love thee, Saint Johnne the Chubby until the end of time!
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The Tennis Diet:
On the eve of the Roddick/Cilic match, my brother made Seafood Marinara. Can't eat it,
it's not part of the diet; it is enemy food. ie. Marin-ara Cilic.
I also did not eat Curry 'cos it rhymes with Murray.
I fangirl for Roddickulous, Youzhless and the Djoke.
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08-06-2007, 10:57 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
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Duh because he is super coach.
Hold serve and break. Who would have though. 
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Only as redundant as his mind seems to be when talking about tennis. It's like he's lost the will to live analyse.
But it doesn't matter. I love thee, Saint Johnne the Chubby until the end of time!
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It could be fun to have all John match "observations" in one place. For comparative purposes to see how Andy's game is going. Not to poke fun at him or anything like that.  |
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08-06-2007, 11:39 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
His thoughts on Andy's whole career would span, what, 16.5 sentences.
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The Tennis Diet:
On the eve of the Roddick/Cilic match, my brother made Seafood Marinara. Can't eat it,
it's not part of the diet; it is enemy food. ie. Marin-ara Cilic.
I also did not eat Curry 'cos it rhymes with Murray.
I fangirl for Roddickulous, Youzhless and the Djoke.
g1MmYM@NnN!!!122!! |
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08-06-2007, 11:53 AM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
All variations of the same thing.
I'd really like to hear John coach from a psychological standpoint he doesn't really strike me as being able to excite the kids.
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08-06-2007, 02:48 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
Is there where we're storing all of John's pithy musings?
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08-06-2007, 03:18 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
This is like my favorite thread.
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08-06-2007, 04:44 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
I don't know if my brain will be able to handle this thread.  |
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08-06-2007, 04:50 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
oh too much insight
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"...but the fact remains he can move faster than Severus Snape confronted with shampoo when he wants to..."
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08-06-2007, 04:58 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
aww, poor John, it must be hard to be forced to write an analysis of every one of Andy's matches aimed at 12 year old girls. 
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08-06-2007, 05:02 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
It's easy really, he holds his breath for a bit...kills several thousand brain cells, then types away. Easy teenybopper speak everytime!
God forbid he actually talk in depth about tennis. They'd get confused and just carry on uploading topless photos of Andy. That's what being a fan is REALLY about after all, no?
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The Tennis Diet:
On the eve of the Roddick/Cilic match, my brother made Seafood Marinara. Can't eat it,
it's not part of the diet; it is enemy food. ie. Marin-ara Cilic.
I also did not eat Curry 'cos it rhymes with Murray.
I fangirl for Roddickulous, Youzhless and the Djoke.
g1MmYM@NnN!!!122!! |
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08-06-2007, 05:11 PM
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Re: "He's hitting the ball well" and other deep thoughts
*tries doing what sarah said john does*
I h3aRt aNdY!!11111!!!
He hit the ball well and his serving percentage was better.
Your right that really does work.   Although I don't think I held my breath long enough it only lasted like 45 seconds.
Have we posted his insight from the final yet? 
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It was definitely an interesting end to the tournament having to face 2 guys that are so big. Andy did a great job of taking care of his service points. Against Isner, he kept him working in his service games, which got him a break and made the tie breaker easier. Lets keep the momentum going into the rest of the summer!
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John is slightly awkward, but still hitting the ball well
