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Chloe le Bopper · 08-16-2003, 03:16 AM

I don't know anything about his gf

Last year this gf was some model with brown hair, and I only know that because they put the camera on her about 5 times. Couldn't tell you if that is the same chick or not.

Ugh @ him losing to Fish! Fish! I'm deepy, deepy disgusted at this.

Gonzo Hates Me! · 08-17-2003, 05:38 AM

Rebecca, you are his girlfriend, aren't you? It all makes sense now!!!

...I like Mardy... but you know me, I have these ephemeral crushes. Here today, then poof, they're gone! I just pray that is not what's happening with Naba, and Gonzo! But my crushes for them have gone past a month so I think I am safe. But I am over Mardy--I swear I loved him for like 3 days, in all seriousness. I am mad he defeated David too. Booooooooo! I still like Mardy though and I am proud of him, I must say, but the love his gone. He will lose tomorrow for sure anyway.

Sorry, the final of your nightmare

Chloe le Bopper · 08-17-2003, 06:26 AM

I actually used to like Fish. I was sad when he lost in Australia. True story.

Gonzo Hates Me! · 08-18-2003, 04:50 AM

And I used to hate him. Strange how things work out! And once upon, I liked Ferrero for two years straight. Once upon a time

Chloe le Bopper · 08-21-2003, 05:11 AM

Before he won RG and Guga was no longer at his best. Yes, I read all about that.

luna_moonstone · 09-01-2003, 04:08 AM

Finally David actually has a cheering thread....although it looks like no ones been here in a while.

Hello anyone???

Gonzo Hates Me! · 09-01-2003, 04:15 AM

I am here Luna!

and I love Naba!!! Best wishes Nabs in the following round!

luna_moonstone · 09-02-2003, 12:37 AM

Well he's playing Roger so his chances are pretty good. But if he wins he better beat Andy LOL

Chloe le Bopper · 09-05-2003, 04:23 AM

Rah! Rah! Rah!

Glad to see David has kept the streak alive

Gonzo Hates Me! · 09-05-2003, 05:38 AM

Oh Luna, I love Andy, but it wouldn't kill me to see Nabs defeat him because I love him so much. However, it would kill me to see him lose and see the immaturity it would garner around here. David's win would be so bittersweet with that, but if everyone were a bit more respectable, I would be completely joyous for David-- I wish I could block everything out

Well, if he plays Ando again, I know he will be more mentally there. Rebecca, Luna, he is playing so great and is having so much mental strength as he proceeds with his matches. Yay! And he is looking so much more beautiful on court. Had to throw that in

I think it's good for Rogi to lose to David AGAIN because many people had an ego for Rogi everytime he defeated Andy. And Rogi also has an ego that goes unnoticed usually. Rogi can be so cocky. I guess I am secretly liking him less and less these days, especially because he didn't show-up at Legg Mason again, last year, a bit more understandable I guess. But people can see he's human and Rogi is brought back down to Earth and he is so frustrated that someone can do this to him... and it's kinda funny. Hehe!!!

I think it is so beautiful and so interesting that there is one person who is always better than everyone's idea of perfection. Nalbandian, how dare he! Pfft

VAMOS DAVID!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAY!!

Chloe le Bopper · 09-10-2003, 10:13 PM

David lost, obviously, but it's good to see him improving. People often forget he's the same age as Andy and Coria, and throw him in the same catagory as Schuettler and Schalken... and will both those players are very good, it's ridiculous to put Nalbandian in the same grouping with them.

David might be out of the Davis Cup tie, btw.

Aleta4 · 09-14-2003, 01:30 PM

Does anyone have specific info about David's injury ?

I read different artcles and it says he has a strained back in some and others say he has an inflammation in his wrist.

Aleta4 · 09-14-2003, 06:50 PM

Never mind

Nalbandian says Argentina squad has depth
Posted: Friday September 12, 2003 12:33PM; Updated: Friday September 12, 2003 12:33PM

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -- U.S. Open semifinalist David Nalbandian insisted Friday that Argentina had enough depth to overcome the absence of the team's top two players in its Davis Cup semifinal against Spain.

Nalbandian and Guillermo Coria, ranked fifth in the world, both pulled out of Argentina's team this week because of injuries suffered in the U.S. Open.

At a news conference ahead of the Argentine squad's departure to Malaga for next week's best-of-five series, Nalbandian dismissed speculation Argentina's team had been struck a crippling blow.

"Of course the withdrawal of Coria and myself had an impact. But they are a great team and I told them I would join them in the finals," he said.

Spain's national squad features the ATP's top-ranked player, U.S. Open runner-up Juan Carlos Ferrero, and is one of the strongest in years since that country won the Davis Cup in 2000.

But Nalbandian insisted Argentina had sufficient depth as teammates Gaston Gaudio and Agustin Calleri are joined by last-minute substitutes Mariano Zabaleta and Lucas Arnold in the Sept. 19-21 semifinal.

Nalbandian was up two sets against American Andy Roddick in the U.S. Open last weekend before suffering an inflamed left wrist and a pulled abdominal muscle. Roddick went on to win the match and the tournament.

Nalbandian, ranked ninth in the world, said he and Coria, who suffered a pulled hamstrung while battling Andres Agassi in the quarterfinals, fell victims to an extremely competitive circuit this year.

Coria pulled out of the Davis Cup on Wednesday.

"The tennis circuit has an enormous amount of wear and tear," Nalbandian said. "I'm sure that a great number of the injuries we are seeing are the result of so much competition. In no other sport do you see players competing week after week for so long."

Nalbandian, 21, said he will now rest up for nearly a month.

"My injuries are rather severe for playing even a few days now," he said. "If I compete now, I run the risk of having to stop more than a month or even a few weeks" down the road.

Meanwhile, Argentina Captain Gustavo Luza is to make hasty changes in strategy on the mix of singles and doubles matches against Spain. Hours before leaving for Spain, he had yet to disclose his plans.

Spain has depth in the form of World No. 1 Carlos Moya, former French Open champion Alberto Costa and doubles specialist Alex Corretja.

The other semifinal pits Switzerland against Australia in Melbourne.

Vera · 09-27-2003, 06:21 PM

Nalby was in a car accident

. Luckily, he wasn't hurt. Gosh, give me a scare when I read the headline. Be good, David.

Aleta4 · 09-27-2003, 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vera

Nalby was in a car accident

. Luckily, he wasn't hurt. Gosh, give me a scare when I read the headline. Be good, David.

Oh NO

this is terrible
Hope nobody else is hurt either.

Can you maybe post the article where you read this.