[ys]

From interview after today's match vs Guga..

Q. Did you sometimes have the feeling that it was the Davis Cup tie or soccer match?

<br />A. Today was pretty funny, but they start, you know, to say couple of bad things, you know. They say that I am ****** and Croatian fans say that he was ******. But you know, they were fighting between each other, but it was okay, you know, that was fun, you know. You see yesterday was more quiet and first match but then we came on and that was like unbelievable, just didn't know where I was, you know.

[ November 13, 2001: Message edited by: ys ]</p>

 

[sartrista7]

Oh dear, quelle surprise <img src="frown.gif" border="0"> It's hard to care about what he says, he's never come across as intelligent (or even funny, despite attempts to portray him as tennis's clown prince). The worst thing is that there'll be very little uproar. White men can get away with most things. Compare and contrast the reaction to Goran's comments (now, and in the past) to ANYTHING any WTA player has ever said on virtually any subject - their opponents, racism, homosexuality - and it's quite shocking. I don't see what he said as particularly offensive, but it's a bad case of double standards for the tennis media.

I wouldn't fuck him anyway.

 

[ttaM]

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