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Sep 26th, 2012, 01:04 PM
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Fed Cup 2013
Any idea on who will be on our team? I'm hoping for Martic, Vekic, Jurak and Konjuh (I think Miki isn't getting an invite after what happened last year).
We finally have a team that can compete with a chance to advance!
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ugh, why do they all suck????????
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Sep 26th, 2012, 01:25 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
Im hoping for Martic, Lucic, Savic, Vekic
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Sep 26th, 2012, 01:46 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
Martic, Vekic, Mrdeza, Jurak is more realistic
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Sep 26th, 2012, 03:29 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by vladekCRO
Martic, Vekic, Mrdeza, Jurak is more realistic
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Should be that!
I really hope Jurak would be invited and accepts it.
Jurak/Martic is potentialy great pairing!
If they all would come Croatia wouldn't have to be afraid of any team there IMO.
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Nov 22nd, 2012, 03:57 AM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
Single: Martic and Vekic (or Lucic)
Double: Martic & Jurak
4 player: Savic
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Nov 22nd, 2012, 05:32 AM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
Martic, Donna, Lucic, Jurak
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Nov 22nd, 2012, 07:38 AM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by tennismaster8820
If they all would come Croatia wouldn't have to be afraid of any team there IMO.
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Well, I don't think Croatia can get past Great Britain (Watson, Robson), Poland (Radwanska sisters) or Romania (Cirstea, Halep, etc.).
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Nov 22nd, 2012, 07:46 AM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
Lučić will never play for croatia, so please dont mention her name.
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Nov 22nd, 2012, 05:43 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by juan pablo
Lučić will never play for croatia, so please dont mention her name.
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That's a little harsh! Despite the dive her career took, Mirjana is one of the best croatian players ever, and I don't see why people could not mention her.
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Nov 23rd, 2012, 01:17 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Lučić will never play for croatia, so please dont mention her name.
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Sorry, why would she?
And who the f are you to be that judgemental?
Mirjana's not only one of the best Croatia tennis players in history( to be honest only Majoli is better), she's also one of best Croatian sportswomen in history. She won two WTA tournaments and 2 WTA doubles tournament. She's doubles grand Slam champion, reached final in mixed doubles in Wimbledon and SF in singles. During all that time she promoted Croatia, and those were the days when Croatia wasn't ''popular'' or know in world in the way it is today. When playing for Croatian representation she won 12 matches and lost only one, always fought hard.
And what was she actually given in return? half of the media was writing crap about her in the start of new century and she wasn't given any help to come back(to tennis or Croatia). Not from Croatia, not from Croatian tennis. And it's not that they weren't able to find her sponsors, they didn't want to.
Mirjana's personality, interests, life story are all more than atractive to sponsors but she was given no help. She made it back on her own, she's not one of the best today but who knows if somebody was there to help her in Croatian sport in 2004 where she would be today.
But no, nobody from Croatia helped her, second best tennis in history of our country and one of the best sportswomen in history( frankly I see only Janica Kostelic, Blanka vlasic, Sanja Jovanovic and few other as more sucessfull).
So please don't you say that we shouldn't mention her name because she's given to this small country more then you will ever give probably. And if she decides to play for the USA next year, go Miki (you should have done it before). But knowing her, I don't see it happening.
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Nov 23rd, 2012, 05:41 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by networthy
Well, I don't think Croatia can get past Great Britain (Watson, Robson), Poland (Radwanska sisters) or Romania (Cirstea, Halep, etc.).
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all we would need is petra or donna to win a singles match. petra/darija could compete with any of these teams in doubles. i think this is our big chance.
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Nov 23rd, 2012, 05:43 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by ajmo!
Sorry, why would she?
And who the f are you to be that judgemental?
Mirjana's not only one of the best Croatia tennis players in history( to be honest only Majoli is better), she's also one of best Croatian sportswomen in history. She won two WTA tournaments and 2 WTA doubles tournament. She's doubles grand Slam champion, reached final in mixed doubles in Wimbledon and SF in singles. During all that time she promoted Croatia, and those were the days when Croatia wasn't ''popular'' or know in world in the way it is today. When playing for Croatian representation she won 12 matches and lost only one, always fought hard.
And what was she actually given in return? half of the media was writing crap about her in the start of new century and she wasn't given any help to come back(to tennis or Croatia). Not from Croatia, not from Croatian tennis. And it's not that they weren't able to find her sponsors, they didn't want to.
Mirjana's personality, interests, life story are all more than atractive to sponsors but she was given no help. She made it back on her own, she's not one of the best today but who knows if somebody was there to help her in Croatian sport in 2004 where she would be today.
But no, nobody from Croatia helped her, second best tennis in history of our country and one of the best sportswomen in history( frankly I see only Janica Kostelic, Blanka vlasic, Sanja Jovanovic and few other as more sucessfull).
So please don't you say that we shouldn't mention her name because she's given to this small country more then you will ever give probably. And if she decides to play for the USA next year, go Miki (you should have done it before). But knowing her, I don't see it happening.
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this. loyalty is a two-way street. i still somehow hope they can work it out...
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Nov 23rd, 2012, 08:56 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by croat123
all we would need is petra or donna to win a singles match. petra/darija could compete with any of these teams in doubles. i think this is our big chance.
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You're right. I was thinking that zonal rubbers consisted of five matches. I forgot it's only three matches.
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Nov 23rd, 2012, 10:28 PM
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Sprem believer! :shrug:
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by croat123
all we would need is petra or donna to win a singles match. petra/darija could compete with any of these teams in doubles. i think this is our big chance.
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Exactly what I was thinking.
All these strong teams don't have 2 great players, only 1 is good so it will depend on form also.
Hopefully our girls will be in good one! 
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Nov 23rd, 2012, 11:53 PM
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Re: Fed Cup 2013
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Originally Posted by ajmo!
Sorry, why would she?
And who the f are you to be that judgemental?
Mirjana's not only one of the best Croatia tennis players in history( to be honest only Majoli is better), she's also one of best Croatian sportswomen in history. She won two WTA tournaments and 2 WTA doubles tournament. She's doubles grand Slam champion, reached final in mixed doubles in Wimbledon and SF in singles. During all that time she promoted Croatia, and those were the days when Croatia wasn't ''popular'' or know in world in the way it is today. When playing for Croatian representation she won 12 matches and lost only one, always fought hard.
And what was she actually given in return? half of the media was writing crap about her in the start of new century and she wasn't given any help to come back(to tennis or Croatia). Not from Croatia, not from Croatian tennis. And it's not that they weren't able to find her sponsors, they didn't want to.
Mirjana's personality, interests, life story are all more than atractive to sponsors but she was given no help. She made it back on her own, she's not one of the best today but who knows if somebody was there to help her in Croatian sport in 2004 where she would be today.
But no, nobody from Croatia helped her, second best tennis in history of our country and one of the best sportswomen in history( frankly I see only Janica Kostelic, Blanka vlasic, Sanja Jovanovic and few other as more sucessfull).
So please don't you say that we shouldn't mention her name because she's given to this small country more then you will ever give probably. And if she decides to play for the USA next year, go Miki (you should have done it before). But knowing her, I don't see it happening.
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Keep living in your pathetic white and black world. Saint mirjana had chance last year and wasted it. Majoli will never call her again. End of story.
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