Hey, I like Bandy Wagon better!Tiff, it's called the Nalbandwagon.
Bandywagon sounds betterTiff, it's called the Nalbandwagon.
Amen to that. It took David a long time to find that damn building again but he's back and boy do the other players know it.Anyhoo, we should keep this thread forever and ever...and ever because the David we know is back in the building.
At least he shows some consistency in the Slams. Now that he qualifies for a higher seeding, he won't run into the higher-ranked guys until at least the RO16.I hope he does not lose in the first round of the AO because it would be such a dissapointment. And we all know he's capable of that.
Yeah, that's true. To be honest, I really think he can have a good run next year in the AO. Last AO, he made us suffer unnecesarily with those 5-setters but he was not 100% fit. Next year, it should be a different story.At least he shows some consistency in the Slams. Now that he qualifies for a higher seeding, he won't run into the higher-ranked guys until at least the RO16.
And more confident. If he can carry this form into 2008, he will be a strong force to be reckoned with.Yeah, that's true. To be honest, I really think he can have a good run next year in the AO. Last AO, he made us suffer unnecesarily with those 5-setters but he was not 100% fit. Next year, it should be a different story.
Yeah, the expectations will change, but I think he will rise to the occasion.I wonder how he will deal with the pressure and expectation next year.
With a seeding of 9, he won't be running into a top 4 seed until the quarter-finals which is great, it would be someone 5-8 in the 4th round.
Same here. He usually does pretty well in the Grand Slams when he's in form and confident. I don't think I recall a time when he played very well leading into a GS then lost early, then again he was very consistent in most Grand Slams for a long while.Yeah, the expectations will change, but I think he will rise to the occasion.
