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Bob in Spain


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nicofrance wrote:

Does anyone know is Jack Draper playing the French Open ?

I cant see confirmation of that .

I've seen somewhere he has a minor leg strain but should be back for the grass court season.

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Here is where I saw it.

https://twitter.com/EleanorcrooksPA/status/1526138082440929280



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Monday 16th of May 2022 12:48:46 PM

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Thanks all for the replies re Jack Draper .

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nicofrance wrote:

Thanks all for the replies re Jack Draper .

 Hi Nico - you may have said elsewhere, are you an English guy living in France, or a French person with an interest in English tennis? Are you hoping / trying to get along to watch the action at RG, or maybe this week at Lyon or Strasbourg?    



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nicofrance wrote:

Thanks all for the replies re Jack Draper .

 Hi Nico - you may have said elsewhere, are you an English guy living in France, or a French person with an interest in English tennis? Are you hoping / trying to get along to watch the action at RG, or maybe this week at Lyon or Strasbourg?    

 Hi Jon 

Im a Brit , used to be living in France full time  , now I split my time between there and the UK . I havent managed to get to RG yet unfortunately . I was considering perhaps going over for a few days if I can arrange that with friends here . Its easier to get tickets for RG than Wimbledon . I have been to that many times , both queuing and lucky to get centre court and no 1 court tickets. I love Wimbledon and used to always take work holidays during the two weeks as I couldnt bear to miss any of it .



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nicofrance wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:
nicofrance wrote:

Thanks all for the replies re Jack Draper .

 Hi Nico - you may have said elsewhere, are you an English guy living in France, or a French person with an interest in English tennis? Are you hoping / trying to get along to watch the action at RG, or maybe this week at Lyon or Strasbourg?    

 Hi Jon 

Im a Brit , used to be living in France full time  , now I split my time between there and the UK . I havent managed to get to RG yet unfortunately . I was considering perhaps going over for a few days if I can arrange that with friends here . Its easier to get tickets for RG than Wimbledon . I have been to that many times , both queuing and lucky to get centre court and no 1 court tickets. I love Wimbledon and used to always take work holidays during the two weeks as I couldnt bear to miss any of it .

 That sounds idyllic, very jealous of that lifestyle!! I am sure you and CD will have a lot to talk about!

Which part of France are you in? It is a lovely country, such an interesting range and mix of cities and cultures. Sadly not been for a few years, mental note to self!

 



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nicofrance wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:
nicofrance wrote:

Thanks all for the replies re Jack Draper .

 Hi Nico - you may have said elsewhere, are you an English guy living in France, or a French person with an interest in English tennis? Are you hoping / trying to get along to watch the action at RG, or maybe this week at Lyon or Strasbourg?    

 Hi Jon 

Im a Brit , used to be living in France full time  , now I split my time between there and the UK . I havent managed to get to RG yet unfortunately . I was considering perhaps going over for a few days if I can arrange that with friends here . Its easier to get tickets for RG than Wimbledon . I have been to that many times , both queuing and lucky to get centre court and no 1 court tickets. I love Wimbledon and used to always take work holidays during the two weeks as I couldnt bear to miss any of it .

 That sounds idyllic, very jealous of that lifestyle!! I am sure you and CD will have a lot to talk about!

Which part of France are you in? It is a lovely country, such an interesting range and mix of cities and cultures. Sadly not been for a few years, mental note to self!

 

 Dept 64. Not too far from Lourdes close to the border with dept 65 .  Though thinking of a change towards the Morbihan.  Yes its a beautiful country though bad for my waistline ! 



-- Edited by nicofrance on Monday 16th of May 2022 02:42:20 PM

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'a beautiful country though bad for my waistline !'

Nico, maybe you should talk to Bob too - he's been very successfully working on restructuring his waistline (in a good way) for a while now smile



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Tennpar wrote:


'a beautiful country though bad for my waistline !'

Nico, maybe you should talk to Bob too - he's been very successfully working on restructuring his waistline (in a good way) for a while now smile

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Three games - three breaks - and finally Jubb holds

3-1*

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And first set to Paul 6-2

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The MTB at the end took my by complete surprise (getting old!)

BUT who cares???????

Pauly did it

Brilliant match

Brilliant tenacity

SO pleased for him

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QR1:  Paul Jubb WR 231 defeated Christopher Eubanks (USA) WR 156 by 6-2 6-7(6) 7-6(10-4)  biggrin



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Tuesday 17th of May 2022 10:51:55 AM

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Stircrazy wrote:

QR1:  Paul Jubb WR 231 defeated Christopher Eubanks (USA) WR 156 by 6-2 6-7(6) 7-6(4)  biggrin

 Just to be clear, the final set was 10-4 in the MTB



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Coup Droit wrote:

Pauly did it

"Pauly"?!!!   vomit.gif



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Nice one the Jubbster!

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