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Author: wkhedrwkhedr Date: May 9, 2008 09:37
Something called taking it easy so that he does not get burnt out. He won't
kill himself out there and there is Hamburg starting next week, followed by
the FO while his lead on Nadal has widened.
"TJT" yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:s0%%Uj.976$hI4.5@reader1.news.saunalahti.fi...> It can't be having to face greatest claycourt player ever.
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> ...So did THE MONO come back? :)
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Author: Vari L. CinickeVari L. Cinicke Date: May 9, 2008 09:40
wkhedr wrote:
> Something called taking it easy so that he does not get burnt out. He won't
> kill himself out there and there is Hamburg starting next week, followed by
> the FO while his lead on Nadal has widened.
>
Perhaps Federer needs to worry about Djokovic more than Nadal?
Federer's play is still quite shaky. Hope it is better by RG.
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Cheers,
vc
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Author: TJTTJT Date: May 9, 2008 09:40
wkhedr wrote:
> Something called taking it easy so that he does not get burnt out. He won't
> kill himself out there and there is Hamburg starting next week, followed by
> the FO while his lead on Nadal has widened.
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So that's your excuse for Federer never winning during his CAREER French
or Rome. He was taking it easy all these years. Okay.
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Author: TJTTJT Date: May 9, 2008 09:41
Vari L. Cinicke wrote:
> wkhedr wrote:
>> Something called taking it easy so that he does not get burnt out. He
>> won't kill himself out there and there is Hamburg starting next week,
>> followed by the FO while his lead on Nadal has widened.
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> Perhaps Federer needs to worry about Djokovic more than Nadal?
>
He has to worry about Stepanek first, let's start there...
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Author: wkhedrwkhedr Date: May 9, 2008 09:44
I told you guys two days ago that Federer will follow Nadal.
Federer cares about the FO and his number one ranking. With this result and
Nadal's loss, Federer added 550 points to his lead.
Rome is just a clay title that no one would give a damn about it.
"TJT" yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:p8%%Uj.982$hI4.3@reader1.news.saunalahti.fi...> wkhedr wrote:
>> Something called taking it easy so that he does not get burnt out. He
>> won't kill himself out there and there is Hamburg starting next week,
>> followed by the FO while his lead on Nadal has widened.
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> So that's your excuse for Federer never winning during his CAREER French
> or Rome. He was taking it easy all these years. Okay.
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Author: wkhedrwkhedr Date: May 9, 2008 09:47
He played perfect match against Canas. His level of play went down after
Nadal's loss.
For him, he decided to show for the matches and not to push his body, if he
wins, then fine ,otherwise it's fine too.
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Author: TJTTJT Date: May 9, 2008 09:50
wkhedr wrote:
> He played perfect match against Canas. His level of play went down after
> Nadal's loss.
> For him, he decided to show for the matches and not to push his body, if he
> wins, then fine ,otherwise it's fine too.
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So he wasn't "arsed". Okay.
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Author: TJTTJT Date: May 9, 2008 09:52
wkhedr wrote:
> I told you guys two days ago that Federer will follow Nadal.
I believed you, tell you why: It was too much pressure for Roger to take
that he could actually WIN ROME. He wanted this so badly.
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Author: wkhedrwkhedr Date: May 9, 2008 09:54
Too much pressure for Federer, are you kidding me? :)
"TJT" yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:4j%%Uj.986$dL4.846@reader1.news.saunalahti.fi...> wkhedr wrote:
>> I told you guys two days ago that Federer will follow Nadal.
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> I believed you, tell you why: It was too much pressure for Roger to take
> that he could actually WIN ROME. He wanted this so badly.
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Author: TJTTJT Date: May 9, 2008 09:57
wkhedr wrote:
> Too much pressure for Federer, are you kidding me? :)
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No.
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> "TJT" yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:4j%%Uj.986$dL4.846@reader1.news.saunalahti.fi...>> wkhedr wrote:
>>> I told you guys two days ago that Federer will follow Nadal.
>> I believed you, tell you why: It was too much pressure for Roger to take
>> that he could actually WIN ROME. He wanted this so badly.
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