Oli just won a game but I think the umpire just said Mmoh leads 4 or 5 games to 2 or 3 in the final set. Almost impossible to work out though, so hopefully that's wrong.

LOL hopefully Bob's right - if he is, the umpire had a very odd way of saying "Golding" the second time he said it!

Mogging's not happy with a call (yells "nooo" a lot), but I think he's got ad-in match point ...

Hi everyone,

I often read this forum and find it a very good source of information but regarding JWH you're all wrong. JWH started out at the Nottingham Tennis Center under the tutelage of Mrs Alfred, Leighton's wife. JWH regularly competed for Nottingham at 10u & 12u, after finishing primary school JWH joined the Academy at Nottingham.

Timothy wrote:

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Hi everyone,

I often read this forum and find it a very good source of information but regarding JWH you're all wrong. JWH started out at the Nottingham Tennis Center under the tutelage of Mrs Alfred, Leighton's wife. JWH regularly competed for Nottingham at 10u & 12u, after finishing primary school JWH joined the Academy at Nottingham.

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Hi. Good to 'meet' you. However, my point was not about when JWH started tennis or if he did part tennis, part something else. My point was that you can't say a person should do a PhD when they're 18, just because they've spent 15 years in school. JWH will, in my opinion, be a top 100 player. The fact that he isn't now (or anywhere close) has nothing to do with it. He is very young (by peak tennis norms). And he has certain characteristics which  mean that he is likely to mature a little later than some other players.

Coup Droit wrote:

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Timothy wrote:

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Hi everyone,

I often read this forum and find it a very good source of information but regarding JWH you're all wrong. JWH started out at the Nottingham Tennis Center under the tutelage of Mrs Alfred, Leighton's wife. JWH regularly competed for Nottingham at 10u & 12u, after finishing primary school JWH joined the Academy at Nottingham.

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Hi. Good to 'meet' you. However, my point was not about when JWH started tennis or if he did part tennis, part something else. My point was that you can't say a person should do a PhD when they're 18, just because they've spent 15 years in school. JWH will, in my opinion, be a top 100 player. The fact that he isn't now (or anywhere close) has nothing to do with it. He is very young (by peak tennis norms). And he has certain characteristics which  mean that he is likely to mature a little later than some other players.

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  Well let's hope that's the case and JWH goes on to climb the rankings.

Liam is 5-4 up in the 1st set