Morton sisters lose their doubles in two sets, but were 3-2 up in the second set and reached 40 first a few more times, but failed to take their opportunities.
As I rather suspected, Jody and Tereza walked this one
QF: Jodie Anna Burrage (GBR) / Tereza Mihalikova (SVK) CR639 (419+220) [1] def Darja Suvirdjonkova (SRB) / Alisa Yakimakho (BLR) UNR (UNR+UNR) (They are 14 and 18 years old ! and beat the Italian teenagers in the L16) 6-1 6-0 in 49 minutes
SF: - Jodie Anna Burrage (GBR) / Tereza Mihalikova (SVK) CR639 (419+220) [1] v Bojana Marinkovic (SRB) / Victoria Muntean (FRA) CR1214 (662+552) [3]
I personally don't think there was anything wrong with what Michael said on the previous page. You've only had 25 posts on this forum Newby, but I swear at least 20 of those would be pulling someone up over something they have said.
Well people really need to understand how this whole thing works. Hopefully the girls dont read these posts. They can be very negative. Implies the girls below are slumming it all the time which is pretty discouraging.
Well people really need to understand how this whole thing works. Hopefully the girls dont read these posts. They can be very negative. Implies the girls below are slumming it all the time which is pretty discouraging.
Perhaps you should read the whole posts newby instead of picking on one phrase. I'll think you'll find that since I made some additional comments about Jodie's schedule too - which you appear to have missed - that my comments overall are pretty balanced. Certainly I doubt that Jodie would be offended if she did read these posts, especially since I am in fact very supportive of her, and indeed have predicted that her ranking will increase significantly this year. I am also glad that she is only playing two of these W15 tournaments, and I presume indeed rather as coaching warm ups, before she does move onto W25 level in Asia, as I have already noted.
Quite frankly if the girls (and the guys) aren't thinking the same thing that Michael wrote then they should probably put their rackets down permanently and find a less competitive living.