What has struck me recently is that a big thing which Andy seems to be lacking in is proper preparation for his matches. Last summer, his success was definately aided by detailed preparation for each opponent, filming them and analysing their games and strategies using video camera and graphical software. This was shown most notably in Andy's match against Dent at Queens when he hit the headlines. Judy's pre-match analysis of the Dent serve enabled Andy to read it and attack it right from the start.
When he played Stepanek at Wimbledon and Ginepri and Soderling in Bangkok, he had excellent game-plans for them.

Now, with the exception of the matches against Monfils and Ferrer on clay, he's just playing in the same way against every opponent, he doesn't seem to be trying to attack and exploit specific weaknesses which he's identified beforehand. If he can start doing that, then the wins may start coming again.

who thinks it likely to be brad? i hope he helps him on his serve, but i doubt murray will be happy if gilbert changes other aspects in his game! as murray said, he hopes to appoint a coach by the US open. i think he may have two coaches because if brad got other commitments and expecting murray to work on his game and fitness in america, i dont think he will accept it, but then who knows!

Look all is sorted for andy's coach, as the sun reports brad's the one

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,3-2006320596,00.html

Sounds like it's official.

 

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2094-2272105,00.html