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imoen wrote:

I'm confused, I can't see any signatures


How come?

 



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Lol, that's why I'm confused...I don't know! I've never been able to see signatures but didn't realise you all could until you commented on it.

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Oooh, sorted it!

Turns out the i'd told it not to show me in my settings (quite when I have no clue!). Now I can say I agree, Great signature Drew!

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Excellent result for Jamie especially on a faster court ! Maybe Craig can get some quotes from him ?

He must have returned a lot better this time round and made Wolmarans play more after the serve. He should beat Coelho, can't see the Aussie troubling him.

Shame about Bamford but he did well to take a set. He often seems to take sets off these higher ranked players but just isn't able to close it out against them, otherwise he'd be ranked about 200 places higher.

Sagoo's loss was inevitable, Lugassy is on a hot streak atm...won the title in Jersey and won the ITF player of the month title for February. However, it's great to see Sagoo with his first point...hopefully he'll turn up in Bath and get more wcs there

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imoen wrote:

Oooh, sorted it!

Turns out the i'd told it not to show me in my settings (quite when I have no clue!). Now I can say I agree, Great signature Drew!

Good! Now get yourself one...



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The Panda Bear wrote:

imoen wrote:

Oooh, sorted it!

Turns out the i'd told it not to show me in my settings (quite when I have no clue!). Now I can say I agree, Great signature Drew!

Good! Now get yourself one...


I shall!, Just what? I'll have a ponder and post one in the morning I think.



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The Panda Bear wrote:

All's not good with Josh.


Jamie Baker/Aisam Qureshi (GBR/PAK) d. (1)Prakash Amritraj/Joshua Goodall (IND/GBR) w/o
(3)Martin Fischer/Philipp Oswald (AUT) d. Marcin Gawron/Mario Trnovski (POL/SVK) 7-6(4) 6-3
(4)Andre Coelho/Samuel Groth (AUS) d. Ian Fanagan/Tom Rushby (GBR) 6-4 6-2
(2)Neil Bamford/Jim May (GBR) d. Andreas Haider-Maurer/Armin Sandbichler (AUT) 6-4 3-6 6-4
He'd already headed back to Roehampton the night before. Currently seeing a physio there. It's not serious just a precaution..should be ok for the Bath 15Ks

 



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ForeverDelayed wrote:

Great win there for Dickson, and before this tournament I hadn't heard of him, so he must be a name to look out in the future then I guess

Dickson was the no 1 U18 in Britain (in the national rankings though not the international rankings) for large parts of 2006.

He trains in Manchester with Brian McFadden (no not the former Westlife singer). He lost to Ed Corrie and Josh Milton in straight sets last autumn.

Got to a high of 273 in the juniors.

 



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Great performance form Jamie B!

Those Austrians loks really strong though...Nice to see our banker Futures doubles pairing back together to see them off though! Bamford/May!

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Any news from Wearside?

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I just rang the tournament office - they say Jamie won 6-2 7-6(4)!


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Hardly a surprise, but calls for some celebration in any case.

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That'll send him back past Alan when the futures points are added on the 26th!

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I sent Jamie an email.  He said he has limited access to email, but if he replies, I'll post it on here.

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Jamie Baker/Aisam Qureshi (GBR/PAK) d. (3)Martin Fischer/Philipp Oswald (AUT) 6-2 6-4
(4)Andre Coelho/Samuel Groth (AUS) d. (2)Neil Bamford/Jim May (GBR) 6-2 7-6(3)

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