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But let me put it this way to bromley fans, players and coaching team, if you were in wimbledons current situation going into that game, would your manager calmly walk over to the dugout and ask politely for the ball to be put into your own net? would your fans understand the situation and make a quiet exit? would your team be annoyed and frustrated after the game?

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But let me put it this way to bromley fans, players and coaching team, if you were in wimbledons current situation going into that game, would your manager calmly walk over to the dugout and ask politely for the ball to be put into your own net? would your fans understand the situation and make a quiet exit? would your team be annoyed and frustrated after the game? boddy, surrey says ...

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Goldburn: this is the best i've seen venus play at the beginning of a grand slam in a long time. even the last three wimbledons she won, she started out slow. she's moving great and her forehands are staying in. serena is playing well but not A+ like when she beat sharapova at the australian. i think its truly a toss up. if they both play like they've been playing i give the edge to venus me: well let me ask you about serena. she's so super competitive, was so so so dominant, and then sort of lost it, temporarily grabbed it back, and then ran into the wall of henin / venus. richard williams said today in the Post that she's not playing great because she wants to play so perfectly. that is, her competitiveness is kind of a flaw in her character (perhaps, as opposed to venus, who's just loving this). what's going on with her

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Goldburn: this is the best i've seen venus play at the beginning of a grand slam in a long time. even the last three wimbledons she won, she started out slow. she's moving great and her forehands are staying in. serena is playing well but not A+ like when she beat sharapova at the australian. i think its truly a toss up. if they both play like they've been playing i give the edge to venus me: well let me ask you about serena. she's so super competitive, was so so so dominant, and then sort of lost it, temporarily grabbed it back, and then ran into the wall of henin / venus. richard williams said today in the Post that she's not playing great because she wants to play so perfectly. that is, her competitiveness is kind of a flaw in her character (perhaps, as opposed to venus, who's just loving this). what's going on with her

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Goldburn: this is the best i've seen venus play at the beginning of a grand slam in a long time. even the last three wimbledons she won, she started out slow. she's moving great and her forehands are staying in. serena is playing well but not A+ like when she beat sharapova at the australian. i think its truly a toss up. if they both play like they've been playing i give the edge to venus me: well let me ask you about serena. she's so super competitive, was so so so dominant, and then sort of lost it, temporarily grabbed it back, and then ran into the wall of henin / venus. richard williams said today in the Post that she's not playing great because she wants to play so perfectly. that is, her competitiveness is kind of a flaw in her character (perhaps, as opposed to venus, who's just loving this). what's going on with her

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