Following Andy Murray's impressive victory over Andy Roddick at Wimbledon yesterday, Dunblane can be proud of his exceptional achievements. Rumour has it that Sven Goran Eriksson pocketed £25m to manage the England football team. The Lawn Tennis Association has reportedly been asked to pick up £500k a year to pay for Andy's new coach. Looks like good value to me! Perhaps Stirling Council will now recognise the importance of maintaining the Bridge of Allan and Dunblane public tennis courts in order that our young constituents can be encouraged to follow in Andy's footsteps.
Sunday, July 02, 2006
DUNBLANE'S FINEST
Following Andy Murray's impressive victory over Andy Roddick at Wimbledon yesterday, Dunblane can be proud of his exceptional achievements. Rumour has it that Sven Goran Eriksson pocketed £25m to manage the England football team. The Lawn Tennis Association has reportedly been asked to pick up £500k a year to pay for Andy's new coach. Looks like good value to me! Perhaps Stirling Council will now recognise the importance of maintaining the Bridge of Allan and Dunblane public tennis courts in order that our young constituents can be encouraged to follow in Andy's footsteps.
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Did not realise that Murray was from Dunblane, the courts there must have been in good condition once upon a time then, such a shame they are run down now...Watched him implode the other night here in Australia, sitting on a two set lead over the world's #2. A little more mental discipline and I am sure he'll do very well in the future.....been a long time between drinks since there was a good Scottish tennis player...!!
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