"It's just making sure that, come Friday, I play my best tennis. I have to play a very consistent match and I have to be mentally strong. Tactically, I'm going to have to be very good."
Still happy Murray?
Murray - not mentally strong. I interpret that as "weak".
Murray - tactically not very good. I interpret that as "thick".
"I just felt it. I've never really had many strains. It's more bony, jointy things that I've had, especially playing on hard courts. It was the first time I'd really felt anything go."
I'm hoping Roger Federer kicks his butt, but I must admit Andy's improved his game considerably over the past year or two. Being from "the colonies" I care not a whit about Andy the Brit breaking the long string of Wimbledon losers, I'd just like to see Fed get his last moment in the sun before it's all over for him.
I don't expect Andy to win, but I hope he does. As a kid in the 1970s it seemed such a remote possibility that a homegrown figure could ever be in the Men's Final, and then we had the conveyor belt of American players who seemed to win everything (I used to cheer Lendl on just because he was different!).
Personally, I think Federer's the best player that ever lived, but he's won enough - let Andy have a go!
And, to be fair, Murray's already won in many ways by simply getting to the final, so we shouldn't devalue the achievement even if he gets spanked.
