JonathanEx
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BBC Sport, stop showing everyone up with your hype videos. They're too good.
"First Minister of Scotland Sir Alex Ferguson"
WHAT IN THE FUCK HAPPENED
The Duchess of Cambridge will be in the Royal Box with sister Pippa Middleton, as well as David and Victoria Beckham.
Prime minister David Cameron, deputy prime ,inister Nick Clegg, Olympics minister Hugh Robertson, and the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, will also be cheering on Britain's best Wimbledon hope in 76 years.
Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond has travelled to SW19 to watch the match, and Sir Steve Redgrave will also be in the Royal Box today, as well as Chief of the Defence Staff General Sir David Richards.
Former tennis players in the Royal Box include Rod Laver, Frank Sedgman, Stan Smith, Manuel Santana, Neale Fraser, Roy Emerson, and Tracy Austin.
The Duke of Kent will be watching, as well as Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, and Lord Freddie Windsor with wife Sophie Winkleman.
so is Murray 98% or 99% British at this point?
sad to see that Nadal vs Federer Wimbledon 2008 final didn't make the list. Best final ever.
I don't know why people say this? He's a British player, that's the way it works in the LTA, that's who he represents. What should wind people up is they never say his hometown, and act like Scotland is some town in GB.
Read any report about Jessica Ennis, reporters use British/Sheffield.
Andy Murray should be British/Dunblane or Glasgow, but I guess nobody knows town names above Newcastle?
It's funny because no one in the media actually calls him Scottish if he loses. They refer to him as British pretty much always. But the myth is self-perpetuating because the media itself report it as if other media outlets do it, whilst they don't.
It's funny because no one in the media actually calls him Scottish if he loses. They refer to him as British pretty much always. But the myth is self-perpetuating because the media itself report it as if other media outlets do it, whilst they don't.
Very impressed the cameraman didn't fall down the stairs as he walked backwards.
Very impressed the cameraman didn't fall down the stairs as he walked backwards.
It's funny because no one in the media actually calls him Scottish if he loses. They refer to him as British pretty much always. But the myth is self-perpetuating because the media itself report it as if other media outlets do it, whilst they don't.
If anyone else saw it on the Euro final, I'd bloody love some CBBC commentary on this.
Murray's 6 foot 3? He doesn't look it.
Federer looks so composed, I bet Murray is bricking it