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Apparently Dmitry has a wrist injury. Next up for Murray is Wawrinka.
If you're outside of your contract period, when it comes back on ring up and tell them you want to cancel and go to sky because of the outage. They'll probably offer you more than if you just said you want compensation, plus you'd have to serve a month or so notice period to cancel so can always 'cancel your cancellation' if they don't offer you anything. I worked for a similar company and if someone wanted compensation for 2 or 3 days it'd just be like £3.50 or something silly, but if they asked to (not threatened to) cancel they'd usually end up getting a free month or something.Thanks for that info, I was wondering. Virgin decided to replace street boxes without any prior notice, nothing on service status page, nothing online anywhere, no TV or BB for a day just like that. which undoubtedly they'll charge me for. At least I've not missed anything.
Using phone as hotspot but don't have many mb's wouldn't have been able to watch online.
Are you serious? Did he bring popcorn? Bagels?Muzza spent his time off well - went to watch Rafa's match.
Get over yourself :lol:Are you serious? Did he bring popcorn? Bagels?
No, not yet. If Murray were to win the tournament here he'd stay on the same amount of points as he currently has (because he won it last year) but because Federer isn't playing this week he'd lose the 600 points he got for making the final last year. Thus Murray would be on 7825 and Federer would be on 7780.This makes Murray #3?
Yeah, he was in the stands at least during the tail end of the second set of Rafa's match. No popcorn as far as I could see, I wasn't all too sure about bagels, though.Are you serious? Did he bring popcorn? Bagels?
At least somebody was.Yeah, he was in the stands at least during the tail end of the second set of Rafa's match. No popcorn as far as I could see, I wasn't all too sure about bagels, though.![]()
:lol: - good point!At least somebody was.
Thanks for the breakdown analysisNo, not yet. If Murray were to win the tournament here he'd stay on the same amount of points as he currently has (because he won it last year) but because Federer isn't playing this week he'd lose the 600 points he got for making the final last year. Thus Murray would be on 7825 and Federer would be on 7780.
Anything less than a win in this tournament and Murray will stay ranked 4 - but Fed has a lot of points to defend in the next couple of months, particularly at WTF, and so Murray certainly has the chance to leapfrog Roger in the rankings.
Yeah, but the Donald Young barometer is pretty decisive, Murray is in much better form.Like i've said in another post though, Murray has had some tough matches against Stan - Murray leads the H2H 5-4, has only ever beaten Stan in straight sets once, and in their last five matches Murray has only won 9 sets to Stan's 8.
You'd have to say Murray is the favourite, but it's not a given!