I remember watching that French open match. Thought you were cooked , two back to back five setters in the first two round. Good to have you back Andy .
@Junesnowdon.... further to your comment to the fact that..
I seem to support the lower ranked British players...rather than Andy well you could say...someone has to.😉
No offence
There are a number of players on the tour that I don't like, as I'm sure that...you'll have, for reasons of your own....
Each to their own.
Once again..
No offence. 👍😉
@ Seumas Mac.....
Don't you think...
That a player with Andy's calibre playing in challenger events hoping for the W/C'S which he'll be given so that he can avoid 1st round qualifying in some tournaments is risking his long term health...
Let's face it he doesn't need the money...
After all he has a wife & young family...also I believe that he & his brother still own the hotel they bought in your beautiful Scotland.
Obviously he could carry on with tennis...
They could build a teaching/training school together...
in the grounds of the hotel
with one of them...
teaching singles
the other...
teaching doubles.
I remember you wishing Andy good luck in the past, Aladdin. Definitely a secret fan 😉
Fwiw I don't think he'd risk his long term health if he thought this would harm it. He needs the match practise that he was obviously hoping to get at the AO.
He doesn't do any of this for the money. Never has. Watch the Resurfacing documentary for proof of that.
He already has a player management company, I'm sure he'll take on some kind of coaching when his career is over, which is certainly not right now.
Top 5 Thursday 4 
Good win.
Think this will do him more good than coming out 2nd or 3rd Round at A O.
I seem to support the lower ranked British players...rather than Andy well you could say...someone has to.😉
No offence
There are a number of players on the tour that I don't like, as I'm sure that...you'll have, for reasons of your own....
Each to their own.
Once again..
No offence. 👍😉
Don't you think...
That a player with Andy's calibre playing in challenger events hoping for the W/C'S which he'll be given so that he can avoid 1st round qualifying in some tournaments is risking his long term health...
Let's face it he doesn't need the money...
After all he has a wife & young family...also I believe that he & his brother still own the hotel they bought in your beautiful Scotland.
Obviously he could carry on with tennis...
They could build a teaching/training school together...
in the grounds of the hotel
with one of them...
teaching singles
the other...
teaching doubles.
Fwiw I don't think he'd risk his long term health if he thought this would harm it. He needs the match practise that he was obviously hoping to get at the AO.
He doesn't do any of this for the money. Never has. Watch the Resurfacing documentary for proof of that.
He already has a player management company, I'm sure he'll take on some kind of coaching when his career is over, which is certainly not right now.