Surbiton mens final is on Sunday, womens final and mens semis are on Saturday, doubles finals are on the Saturday but there are also some exhibition matches on the Sunday - I think they had Murray-Ancic in 2005, Surbiton should be able to give you some info on that

Queens qualies start on Saturday, they're free to go to. You get to see 2 rounds of qualies on the Saturday plus the top players practising....likes of Henman, Roddick, Ljubicic, Hewitt etc....because there's not many spectators, they're easily approachable if you're after autographs, pics

Surbiton usually gets quite a few spectators for finals days but certaintly won't be full...you'll be able to turn up on the day and get in

Personally I'd go to Queens qualies if I had the choice, as there's more matches to see....plus I'd get to see more Brits...however I can imagine that if the doubles final is Murray/Booty v Roddick/Ginepri it'd be a tough decision !

Hope this helps !

i should be going to see some. depends on boggo really, if he is in the final of surbs i will almost definalty go. if he is in the semis then it will be a toss up between there and queens. of course my preference is to watch alex, but there will be a lot more tennis at queens on saturday and i should get to watch alex play queens MD anyway.

Sheddie wrote:

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Steven will also be at Queens qualies but in heavy disguise after all those limericks and

So if you see a rather suspicious character with a low brimmed cap, dark shades and what looks
like very recently dyed hair, lurking around, it'll be either him or the local hoodie

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I'm at Queen's on Monday and Tuesday (anyone else going then?) but not at qualies, though I would be if I wasn't going on the other days.

> re-christening Emily as Webley-wobbly

Hey, I called her Emily Wobbly-Smith, and the joke wasn't aimed at her, poor girl, it was aimed at you!

-- Edited by steven at 15:48, 2007-06-07

lol, I'm sure you came up with Webley-wobbly too hehe I know it was aimed at me, I just hope that Emily didn't read that

Could be a good job that you're not going to Queens qualies or you'd have Marray and Bloomers on your tail

i have only been to qualies not MD. but i think its a nice event to attend, easy tube access (barons court) aswell.

yeah just boggo's day (as he will be gettign me the ticket) its literaly a few metres away, just down the road, so 5 mins walk max, its very easy.

if i remember you turn 'right' out of the station and its almost a straight line.

well, lets hope its not centre, as it would mean he drawn a big gun! (unless its some really out of form clay player although no none spings to mind that matches that descripton)

hopefully one of the 3 outside courts that have decent grandstands.

i am not sure how many courts they actauly use for the MD macthes