try the links at the top of this page for some players' sites

Clicking the "O" links four columns to the right of the player names on http://www.britishtennis.net/gbtop25m/current.htm and http://www.britishtennis.net/gbtop25f/currentf.htm will get you the player sites for those in the top 25 - the one for Bloomers which is maintained by MJD who posts here is a particular mine of info.

There are some other dormant player sites too, e.g. http://www.rusedski.co.uk/ (which still has an active message board), http://www.ianflanagan.com, http://www.davidsherwood.net/news.php plus for doubles there is a current one, i.e. http://www.jamiemurray.org

As for general GB tennis sites, as FD says, this is clearly the best unofficial one (even if we do say so ourselves!) simply because it's such a co-operative effort from so many committed people that there's always something new and interesting on it.

There's also http://www.britishtennis.com/ which seems more commercial (i.e. it tries to sell you stuff) with less content, BTZ at http://www.britishtenniszone.net/, the original site for enthusiasts who supposrted Tigger and Greg but could see past them too, though it's probably fair to say that is has been superseded by this site nowadays and many of its members post here.

There is also http://www.centrecourthavoc.com/, a mainly British offshoot of the BBC forums made up of people who got fed up of the tripe on there - they're very good at predictions  and I mustn't forget GB Tennis girls http://www.gbtennisgirls.com/, set up by some female former GB players which concentrates exclusively on the women's side.

As for coaching, there's http://www.btca.org.uk/.

There are also campaigning sites like http://www.tennisforfree.com/ and its offshoot http://www.stoptaxingtennis.com/

Finally, there are some LTA offshoot sites like http://www.britishtennisparents.com
etc, all linked to from the LTA site, and I guess I ought to mention http://www.wimbledon.org too!

That's all I can think of for now.

-- Edited by steven at 00:07, 2008-08-03

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