Does he fuck. He made one jokey comment you'd hear from any jock 'n the red top shite spun it to maximize sales - with the gullible retards that buy that shite lapping it up.
A good rule of thumb: read the article not the headline. Check the quotes not the spin put on.
"An English journalist asked, 'Will you be supporting Scotland in the World Cup? So I joked, 'No, I'll be supporting whoever England are playing'. + flippant remark 'bout wearing a Paraguay shirt.
Cue headlines that he hates the English 'n an anti-Murray campaign by the Mail / Sun manufacturing anti-Murray sentiment. But then what to expect from a paper in which Richard Littlejohn writes columns ~/
dont forget the time he told an american interviewer off for calling him "a great english hope" lol, to which he was corrected " i think youll find im scottish,not english mate". nice one :D
back to the same old "if a scottish guy does well, hes british, if an english guy does something of note, hes english".
im off to watch braveheart, and donate another 10 grand to the s.n.p :D
They didn't mention he was Scottish or more importantly, that he was British, until the last paragraph, "now, if he is the to become the first British man to win a slam since Fred Perry in this city 72 years ago he must do it all again". Which was obviously used mentioned for effect.
It all depends on the audience and house rules of the newspaper etc. In international tennis, Murray plays for team GB, so it would be right to call Murray a Brit. Though, for 'home' audiences you can understand why people say they're English or Scottish. The LTA actually splits the British players by county level, so.
Outside of football, I think everyone can and will be considered a Brit to be honest. Blame football for English/Scottish 'rivalry'!
knew he had good chance of winning it when he picked up second set , and just as i said yesterday " andy murray is tearing nadal a new arsehole right now"
but GO THE JOCK !!!!!!!
A good rule of thumb: read the article not the headline. Check the quotes not the spin put on.
Better still; don't read that shite!
Cue headlines that he hates the English 'n an anti-Murray campaign by the Mail / Sun manufacturing anti-Murray sentiment. But then what to expect from a paper in which Richard Littlejohn writes columns ~/
back to the same old "if a scottish guy does well, hes british, if an english guy does something of note, hes english".
im off to watch braveheart, and donate another 10 grand to the s.n.p :D
you think if they asked him if hes supporting scotland for the world cup he'd say yes?
- http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/video/2007/dec/07/ricky.hatton.billy.graham
- http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2008/sep/08/amirkhan.boxing
Murray
- http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2008/sep/08/usopentennis.andymurray1
They didn't mention he was Scottish or more importantly, that he was British, until the last paragraph, "now, if he is the to become the first British man to win a slam since Fred Perry in this city 72 years ago he must do it all again". Which was obviously used mentioned for effect.
It all depends on the audience and house rules of the newspaper etc. In international tennis, Murray plays for team GB, so it would be right to call Murray a Brit. Though, for 'home' audiences you can understand why people say they're English or Scottish. The LTA actually splits the British players by county level, so.
Outside of football, I think everyone can and will be considered a Brit to be honest. Blame football for English/Scottish 'rivalry'!
Socialist cunts
Although it was hilarious how much Nadal owned him at Wimbledon. I'd still bet on Federer to win tomorrow though.