بحث و تبادل نظر پیرامون Australian Open

[milad28235]

نوشته اصلی توسط saadat2000

راستی فینال ساعت چنده؟

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12 ظهر

[milad28235]

با توجه به اون تیکه خدایی که راجر به انگلیسی ها انداخت، حتما رسانه های برتانیا بدجوری دندون تیز کردن براش

یقینا منتظرن که موری بگیره بزنه، یه جو وحشتناک خبری براش درست کنن


راجر بیگدار به آب زد به نظرم
ولی خیلی حال کردم با حرفش
از آنگلو ساکسونهای از خود راضی چشم آبی متنفرم

[nemo62]

نوشته اصلی توسط milad28235

ببخشید من داخل بحثتون نمی شم
ولی محض اطلاع بگم که کوروش اصلا خوشگل نیست

بحث جالب شد

[Mohammad Reza]

روجر چي گفته بوده به بريتانياييها؟!!

[fabalous87]

بگو چي نگفت عزيزم؟!؟!؟ گفت تو مايه هاي 15000 ساله كه هيچي نبردن (منظور يعني هيچ گ...ي نشدن )

[nemo62]

نوشته اصلی توسط roger-federer1

روجر چي گفته بوده به بريتانياييها؟!!

http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Ten...hes-Final.aspx

[Alireza Murray]

Soon after Roger Federer walked off court on Friday (match duration: 1hr 28mins), he spoke at length (press conference duration: 1hr 15mins!) in all manner of languages about Sunday's final.
The Federer view - and fair enough - is that in one corner we have the seasoned 'slammer' with 15 titles, and in the other an upstart with just the one final appearance to his name.
One final appearance and a load of pressure, apparently.
"I think he really needs it more than I do, so I think the pressure's big on him," said Federer.
"But we'll see how he's going to handle it. It's not going to be easy for him, that's for sure."
The Swiss has been there himself of course; once-upon-a-time he was an upstart without a slam. All of which informs his now familiar psychological sparring.
"Now that he didn't win the first one, I think doesn't help for the second one around," he said.
"Plus he's playing me, who's won many Grand Slams prior to that, been able to win here three times so I know what it takes and how to do it, which is definitely an advantage."
The Swiss rightly points out that head-to-head records (Andy leads 6-4) count for nothing in the world of five sets. He was quick to put that head-to-head into context anyway.
"First of all, he's a good player. I don't think otherwise you're just going to start having good records against me," said the 28-year-old.
"But without taking anything away from him, I think a few times he played me I wasn't at my very, very best.
"So I think the head-to-head could be quite different. That's why I don't really care too much about how the head-to-head stands. Every match is played differently."
But with just a set dropped, and Nadal and Cilic lying by the wayside, he did concede Andy had come through strong so far.
"I think he's done really well handling the pressure," said Federer later.
"I think once your game is good enough, even on your off days to come through, I think that's what he's proving here at the Australian Open now. He's one match away. I'll make sure it won't happen. We'll see how it goes."
Bring on Sunday.

[Alireza Murray]

For some players, reaching a Slam final is something to be cherished in and of itself, a warm glow in which to bask on those winter evenings when the tennis shoes have long since been hung up.
For other players - and they're fewer in number - getting there isn't enough: victory is what it's all about, regardless of the opposition.
"I want to be remembered for winning these things," Andy told the BBC.
"I think [I can win it]. I've played my best tennis so far, I just need to do it in one more match. I'll give it my best shot."
After sweeping aside everyone placed in front of him this fortnight, Andy has every right to feel confident, even if the guy on the other side of the net is quite possibly the G.O.A.T.
"There's a lot of pressure in Slam finals and if it's Roger, he's going to have the edge in experience.
"But I feel like if I play my best like I have been this week and fight hard, I've definitely got a chance of winning."
Beating Federer in a slam final isn't easy, and only Nadal and Del Potro have managed it. But Andy's fine with that.
"If I'm going to play against him, it will take a special performance to win against him, but I feel like I can do that."
And what if he was to end Britain's 74-year wait for a Grand Slam champion?
"I want to win it for the people that I work with, for my parents, who helped me when I was growing up, then doing it for British tennis and British sport would be excellent as well.
"But the pressure that I feel doesn't come from the people that are around me. They obviously are happy with anything that I do."
Come Sunday morning, many of those people will be joined by Sir Chris Hoy, and perhaps Ricky Hatton in Andy's box. They'll all be hoping for the same result

[fabalous87]

نوشته اصلی توسط milad28235

با توجه به اون تیکه خدایی که راجر به انگلیسی ها انداخت، حتما رسانه های برتانیا بدجوری دندون تیز کردن براش

یقینا منتظرن که موری بگیره بزنه، یه جو وحشتناک خبری براش درست کنن


راجر بیگدار به آب زد به نظرم
ولی خیلی حال کردم با حرفش
از آنگلو ساکسونهای از خود راضی چشم آبی متنفرم

به نظر من كه نه!!! چون خودشم گفت تا پارسال فقط تو رولند روم خيلي فشار بود (به خاطر همون مسائل كه همه ميگفتن اصلا سطح تنيسش اينقدر هست كه ببره رولند رو يا نه؟!؟!). و تو بقيه موارد ديگه زيادم واسش مهم نيست و بيشتر ميخواد لذت بازيشو ببره!! البته بردن اين جام واسه هممون خيلي مهمه اما فكر نميكنم حرفاي ديروزش تاثيري تو نتيجه داشته باشه، چون تو ملبورن كه ديديم هوادار زياد تر از اندي داره!!!!!!!!!

[milad28235]

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