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Tennis In The 50's And 60's?
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I remember when playing tennis at school we were never allowed to have two hands on the raquet ever, let alone doing a backhand, the times I've hurt my wrist cos it was too heavy, two hands would have been great!!!
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I like watching rugby, don't understand most of it, but I like the spirit in which it's played.
I've tried to understand cricket, and some kind ab'ers have tried to explain the rules,
the side who's in, tries to stay in whilst the other side tries to get them out.
Then the other side tries to do the same. and the side who was in, tries to get them out too.
I've tried to understand cricket, and some kind ab'ers have tried to explain the rules,
the side who's in, tries to stay in whilst the other side tries to get them out.
Then the other side tries to do the same. and the side who was in, tries to get them out too.
Yes he did Craft.
And I lived within spitting distance of the All England courts for 15 years and never set a foot inside. I can remember listening to the loudspeakers from our garden, so you could hear what was going on. And they took away most of our school buses to transport spectators to and from the tennis - bloomin' cheek. They used the keen sporty kids from local schools for ball boys and girls - but they never chose me!!
And I lived within spitting distance of the All England courts for 15 years and never set a foot inside. I can remember listening to the loudspeakers from our garden, so you could hear what was going on. And they took away most of our school buses to transport spectators to and from the tennis - bloomin' cheek. They used the keen sporty kids from local schools for ball boys and girls - but they never chose me!!
