I agree, Myriam, there is no one like Andre! I have watched
the tournaments even though Andre hasn't played. I like James
Blake and Rafael Nadal; and watching Nadal beat Federer in a final
and seeing Roger pout is great fun for me! But still, without
Andre playing it always feels like something isn't quite right. I
wish they were going to show all of the Queen's tournament on TV,
but they are going to start with quarterfinal play and that is only
on the Tennis Channel. Andre hasn't played for so long and it takes
some matches and some wins to get back into it, so I'm hoping that
Andre makes it to the quarterfinals. With what ever tournaments
he plans to play the rest of the year, I hope he doesn't get injured
and his back holds up, so with careful planning he will want to
continue to play next year.

Linda














In agassi2@yahoogroups.com, "myrzeta" <myrzeta@...> wrote:
>
> Almost six month I have not seenig him play!... These days,
because
> the FO, I have felt like abandon. Sure i have watched some
matches,
> but sometimes I surprice because I am more interested in which
> player I do not want to win that in the opposite. No one can
replace
> andre in any way. The most Federer gets invincible, the most he
> appears unlikely...
>
> COME BACK André, tennis is not TENNIS anymore when you are not in
> courts.
>
> Myriam
>
> - In agassi2@yahoogroups.com, "Linda" <trufan23245@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Andre heads for London on Tuesday to begin preparing for
> > the Queens tournament! He has been practicing this past
> > week at the Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage,
> > California. Sure have missed seeing "Double A" play!
> >
> > Linda
> >
>