What time will the final be then? If it's an 8am start then we'll be able to go to church aswell after Fed wins in straight sets.

Both Andy Murray's evening games have started at 8.30am.

He's arrogant and Scottish i'm with Dan on this one. Federer is a true professional.
Laura Robson on the other hand

I just don't like him, what's wrong with that? Am a bigger fan of Federer.

To say Murray is arrogant is just wrong, how is he arrogant?? He makes one comment about wanting England to lose at football and suddenly he is anti English. Just rubbish. Fair enough to be a bigger fan of Fed Dan but its actually your dislike of Murray that is ridiculous.

I surprised they love Redgrave and Hoy so much! You can't be much more of a winner than them.

I'm not saying he's arrogant and I'm not saying he's anti-English, I just don't like him as a person. He's a good tennis player, don't get me wrong, but I just don't like him! He's just so boring when he talks or gives interviews. I'm sorry for not liking him.

Federer is pretty boring as well. In fact there is a serious lack of players with personalties around now. Bring back the Nastase's, Bahrami's and Leconte's of the game I say.

This is something that gets on my goat a bit. People moan that sports stars are boring, and long for the "personalities" that we used to have (e.g. the McEnroes etc). But, when they were around, they were largely criticised for their behaviour, so young people growing up have learnt that it's wrong to behave like that, so make sure they don't step out of line when in front of the camera.

I'll use a more recent example - Mourinho. He is definitely a personality, but bar Chelsea fans, most fans of other teams hated him and thought he was a knob. Yet there's no doubt he added personality to the Premiership.

Of course, there's always the odd person who manages to show "personality" without alienating peope - Usain Bolt would probably be a good example here, but I'd say they're fairly rare.

I wonder, if any of us were famous and were interviewed regularly on TV, how many of us would come across as having wonderful personalities, and how many would be perceived as "boring". 99% in the latter category I'd bet.

Hmm. I kind of agree with Dan on that one. It's a strange feeling.

I actually think he's just playing some Fergie-style mind games. The BBC headline on it is spot on - "Federer piles pressure on Murray". He's sowing as many seeds of doubt in Murray's mind as he can.