I know that the Olympics is still going on, and that Roger is playing doubles there, and USO is long away but I still started the USO thread and hope you all don't mind.
It's the first thread I'm starting in the Federer Express and here's hoping it brings Roger some luck.
This year hasn't been the greatest for Roger, and the summer hard court season has been abysmal by his standards. And after a long and glorious reign at the top, Roger will be entering the USO ranked #2 in the world. It won't be a pretty sight for a few of us to see [2]Roger Federer but unfortunately at this time, his game doesn't really make a better sight.
Let's all try to be positive. We all know that Roger isn't playing well, but let's try and be a little optimistic. Besides, as the previous tournament thread title said, it'll take more than losing to make us stop supporting Fed.
So Allez Roger in NY!!!
EDIT : Some thought that a more optimistic title might be better, and I quite agree
When I started it, the thoughts weren't too optimistic
It was along the lines of
"Let's just wait and see how much worse things get
"
"Roger
, just stick to doubles "
Then it was either the current title or "Darth Federer strikes back..."
I had this absurd desire to post some totally lame title Thankfully, the moment passed
. If anybody has any other suggestions, it's fine by me
Roger
Congratulations on your 13 th grand slam!!!
5th consecutive US Open title!!
The third in the list of people with most grand slam finals!!
The great streak in Semi Finals continuing !!
The streak for most consecutive matches won at Flushing Meadows going strong!!
And a whole lot more!!!
Fedfans
It's awesome following a tournament (not just one which Fed wins) with you all
**** "The Return Of The Ninja" - The elusive No.13 has been conquered!! Let's party!"
**** "The Return Of The Ninja" - The elusive No.13 has been conquered!! Let's party!"
Into music of the PROG-Dorky-kind? visit 
~~~Roger Federer (16 GS): Wimbledon 2003, AO 2004, Wimbledon 2004, US Open 2004, Wimbledon 2005, US Open 2005, AO 2006, Wimbledon 2006, US Open 2006, AO 2007, Wimbledon 2007, US Open 2007, US Open 2008, Roland Garros 2009, Wimbledon 2009, AO 2010 
IN IVE WE TRUST 
ANDRE AND HENREY YOU ARE MISSED 
