CAMELOT FANTASIES

so I hear some of the biggest trolls are making forum circuit.


this character called "fastgrass" was banned 6 times in 2 weeks at tennis warehouse. evidently he was banned a few times at mtf also.

so now he makes his home at tennis frontier.

nadal2005rg character also went by several other names and he too was banned a few times at tennis warehouse. he found a home at tennis frontier for a while before he got banned there.

he was banned a few times at mtf also. now he is back at tennis warehouse with several other accounts.


incredible stuff.


evidently alex of tennis4you has more than just one account at tennis frontier. he is happily posting away at mtf.  but he behaves himself there because he knows they will ban him instantly if does not.

he is also a fake Federer fan now so that allows him to stay at some of these places.


all banned users from all other forums are welcome here. the only people who are not welcome here the trolls that were just mentioned.


trolls like freaky, fastgrass, and nsk(nadalrg2005), and alex are not welcome here. they contribute nothing.

Spartan stan to continue working with Norman:



http://www.tennis.com/pro-game/2013/11/wawrinka-continue-working-norman/49874/#.Upp-WWeA2po

Quote from: Clay Death on November 29, 2013, 10:36:27 pm

looks like the nadal camp and the Federer camp are in a bit of a showdown here:

 


we have dedicated a whole thread to these amazing penguins at the Camelot nature and wildlife center.

You mean the fat fans?  The Penguins are lovely innocent creatures. Can't say the same about humans.

There's definitely a clear division between the fans. A lot of Federer fans are siding with Nole, because Nole is getting in the way of Nadal and that's helping Federer's GOAT legacy alive. And a lot of Nadal fans are siding with Murray because Murray is standing in the way of Nole, which is helping Nadal because Nole is not as confident as he used to be and that is allowing Nadal to get a handle over Nole even on hard courts.  And that's helping him in the bigger picture as he's now on the verge of breaking Sampras' record which will then lead him to get to Federer's.

So a lot of people, whether they admit it or not, have their own agendas and it would be truly foolish to think that other people, who btw tend to remain neutral on this matter and just enjoy tennis as they are more of a fan of tennis, do not get this, because they do. Otherwise it would be an insult to their intelligence.

Now as a Sampras fan, I appreciate the player he was. He set himself to break the past records (when the likes of Federer, Nadal yet to exist) set out by past legends of tennis and he did just that. As I see it, he dominated two surfaces winning 7 Wimbledon on grass and 7 other on hard - USO and AO. He also won a number of titles on carpet and 5 ATP tour finals known as WTF today. And dominating on 2 surfaces out of 3 is a much tougher deal than, say, dominating on one and be good or average by the standard on others. That's why Sampras winning RG was never that important to me and it shouldn't be. He could have won 1 or even 2, yes but that wouldn't have meant he dominated the surface. One win could even imply a mere fluke as I see it.

Perhaps one day fans will grow up and see that the most important factor in tennis was missed all this time and they really didn't get to enjoy tennis, the game itself, as much because they were so hung up on reserving the bragging rights strictly for themselves. In all this madness, I just see myself as a mere observer mos of the time. I am very glad though that I am a fan of Murray and Nole because they allow me to really get into tennis without subscribing the Fedal era and stay of it completely.

great post.


some people just don't have the capacity to enjoy the whole sport.


these are incredible athletes and their stay at the top is limited at best. might as well enjoy watching all of them compete.

they all bring something very unique to the competitive arena.

Quote from: Emma on November 30, 2013, 10:35:05 am

Quote from: Clay Death on November 29, 2013, 10:36:27 pm

looks like the nadal camp and the Federer camp are in a bit of a showdown here:

 


we have dedicated a whole thread to these amazing penguins at the Camelot nature and wildlife center.

You mean the fat fans?  The Penguins are lovely innocent creatures. Can't say the same about humans.

There's definitely a clear division between the fans. A lot of Federer fans are siding with Nole, because Nole is getting in the way of Nadal and that's helping Federer's GOAT legacy alive. And a lot of Nadal fans are siding with Murray because Murray is standing in the way of Nole, which is helping Nadal because Nole is not as confident as he used to be and that is allowing Nadal to get a handle over Nole even on hard courts.  And that's helping him in the bigger picture as he's now on the verge of breaking Sampras' record which will then lead him to get to Federer's.

So a lot of people, whether they admit it or not, have their own agendas and it would be truly foolish to think that other people, who btw tend to remain neutral on this matter and just enjoy tennis as they are more of a fan of tennis, do not get this, because they do. Otherwise it would be an insult to their intelligence.

Now as a Sampras fan, I appreciate the player he was. He set himself to break the past records (when the likes of Federer, Nadal yet to exist) set out by past legends of tennis and he did just that. As I see it, he dominated two surfaces winning 7 Wimbledon on grass and 7 other on hard - USO and AO. He also won a number of titles on carpet and 5 ATP tour finals known as WTF today. And dominating on 2 surfaces out of 3 is a much tougher deal than, say, dominating on one and be good or average by the standard on others. That's why Sampras winning RG was never that important to me and it shouldn't be. He could have won 1 or even 2, yes but that wouldn't have meant he dominated the surface. One win could even imply a mere fluke as I see it.

Perhaps one day fans will grow up and see that the most important factor in tennis was missed all this time and they really didn't get to enjoy tennis, the game itself, as much because they were so hung up on reserving the bragging rights strictly for themselves. In all this madness, I just see myself as a mere observer mos of the time. I am very glad though that I am a fan of Murray and Nole because they allow me to really get into tennis without subscribing the Fedal era and stay of it completely.

great post.


some people just don't have the capacity to enjoy the whole sport.


these are incredible athletes and their stay at the top is limited at best. might as well enjoy watching all of them compete.

they all bring something very unique to the competitive arena.

I agree. I don't understand people's need to assign superiority.

this is fascinating stuff. you can watch the best players in the world execute various shots at this site.

and it looks like it is free:



http://www.playerdevelopment.usta.com/players/

now that was funny baron.


 

great baron in da house.




I was just talking about MTF baron. I lost just about all of my Federer oriented fans there the minute nadal captured the u.s. open.



people are almost too serious about their players evidently. player loyalties are paramount.



I am happy to see roger, andy, nole, and nadal healthy and fit for battle. I think that means better tennis for us and for the world.


nobody wants roger and andy to get back into the swing of things as badly as I do.


the sports needs its big 4. I am not ready to part company with them yet.



but I have seen and i am seeing some death and injury wishes for nadal from some Federer fans at mtf, facebook, and twitter.


that is just madness.


by the way your sig is not showing up. you can try reloading it.



good to see you man. don't be a stranger.

I tired to log on to tennis frontier several times this evening to say hello but I could not access the site.


in fact I am still not able to get on there.