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I don't think Button saw him, however Hamilton is doing a terrible job of staying out of trouble! Pity they've just thrown a red flag which is a pain in the arse, as it is nicely poised!

O/T but two ridiculous crashes in Le Mans today, both Audis. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2Nb0Ienv6k The first one was Allan McNish.

It wasn't exactly an un-biased documentary. My memory of the time is that it wasn't exactly Prost + FIA v Senna. Senna brought a lot on himself.

One of his best ever performances.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13732136.stm

Two Brits in the semi finals at Queens! Nadal punted out!

Complete speculation but I wonder if having another Nigerian U23 player on the books would make any difference to Aluko staying.

Aye, searching for a new manager

Must be trying to choose from a short list of top-class opposition who want to play in Mackie's testamonial.

Some sense at last. Apart from the bit about Monty, he got to world number 2 at the time when Woods was world number 1. He has come closer to winning a major than Murray has to winning a grand slam IMHO.

There's nothing else for it, we're going to have to enter some of the events!

Agreed. He should want to stay for the long term as I'm sure he'll think he has unfinished business in the EPL.

The Senna documentary is brilliant, I highly recommend it!

Thought somebody said he'd returned to light training already!?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-13670354

McKimmie was in the paper at the weekend suggesting it should be Foster!!!

It just means he's improved his all round game, ahead of playing on surfaces he normally does better on.

In terms of football ability and cunt ability off the park he is better than Maguire on both counts.

It could easily be argued that Nadal and Federer are better than all the above apart from perhaps Sampras. Nadal is probably the best player ever to play on clay. As for Murray, he used to be shite on clay but has managed three semi finals this year which is much better than previous years. This bodes well for Wimbledon and New York where he has his best chance of a major.

It's the London Olympics isn't it?