Agreed.

With a Mother, Coach and Girlfriend wearing Faces like they did yesterday i really do wonder why he bothers. Leeches, the lot of them.

Nerves? Stoic? Who really cares what his supporters expressions are? I support him and I had a throughout.

MON ANDY DO IT FOR BRITAIN!

Actually, he is not Favourite in the Bookies eyes and Fed,s odds are even shorter if the roof is on.

What do you base his favourite tage on? Even Murray says Fed is the favourite.

He has yet to win a set in a GS final.

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EARLSFIELD OWL.

Read the op,s article then my responses before you post. He said Murray was Favourite. I said he wasn,t and that feds odds had shortened. i.e. you will win less money for our bet.

Fed's clearly the favourite, but I expect Murray to at least win a set this time, and if it's the first set then he has a chance.

If federer turns it on tomorrow he will blow Murray away, nobody can live with roger when he's in top of his game, greatest player ever.

Murray has been playing some great stuff, but this media hype and British crap ruins my support for him.

He is Scottish, not English. Get over it.

Where has anyone claimed he's English?

The fact he is backed to the hills by English when he is in fact Scottish is rather pathetic, just because England can't produce players good enough to compete.

The LTA, which governs British tennis, not Scottish tennis, made him what he is today.

Once glory is brought then what happens? And just to be sure, where will I find the glory that has been brought so's I can have some myself, since I'm British?

Pardon?

Why can't they make English players good enough to win grand slams? The hope of a nation rests on a Scots man.

Peerless, It's a scots man this year, will be someone else another year, why try and start arguments, why not just enjoy?

Whats with all this "Britain" and "British" claptrap that is being banded about ???

When it comes to sport the English are only good at those that revolve around the endurance of great levels of suffering since that's what our culture revolves around. It's basically an extension of standing in queues or traveling on public transport and the 'mustn't grumble' attitude that goes with it. I.e. rowing, long distance running, cycling. . . er, rowing. Did I mention rowing? When it comes to skill, exuberance, flamboyance, we come last.

Torville & Dean

There goes my theory. I must have suppressed that memory.

It's no coincidence that we are good at sports where you sit down. It's probably derived from people in our country being reluctant to go outside and instead sit down indoors and watch the TV or play video games.

I am surprised that no-one has mentioned that brilliant ATHLETE, Jocky Wilson!

Scotland's andy murray has come up short