CAMELOT FANTASIES

Quote from: thetruth on November 03, 2015, 09:16:25 pm

Quote from: masterclass on November 02, 2015, 01:42:36 pm

Lady TT, Please post a link if you find the match on the internet.  I'll do the same.

I personally think Rafa and Roger's best matches from a competitive point of view were on the soft surfaces grass - 2007 & 2008, and a few on clay (like Rome 2006), but not many, pretty much where their peak play crossed. Their hard court matches, not so much, bleah.  They play either on slow high bouncing courts like Miami or indoor low bouncing courts like WTF, Basel, and the differences are accentuated.

Respectfully,
masterclass

Ha ha ha. I was going to post that to you. The Tennis Channel hasn't re-run it because of Paris. Where's CETSvids when we need him? I really want to see what I didn't see.

general CETSvids is living it up at tennis4you tennis forum.


that forum has been around a long time and has over 5000 members. he wanted to be where the party is.


but in terms of posting activity, we are more active than that forum. and all we have is our small Camelot family.


I think this works for us. we love the peace and the calm, soothing serenity of Camelot.

we make time stand still here so we can enjoy the sights and sounds and the dance of existence.


we are at home here. it is our home.

To each their own. i can't do the big forums anymore. I've gotten spoiled by Camelot. I enjoy intelligent conversations and nice people. All the bickering and stupid threads got old.

5,000 people and not much activity? Wow! Have you been to TW lately? I haven't. The last time I went there they had changed the forum and I hate learning new computer things so I left. I don't even remember how long ago it was.

They're always doing something janky with the Nadal thread and that's the only thing worth going over there for.

You can't have everything you want in life, but at least at Camelot we have peace. So grateful for this place and its peaceful existence. Thank you.