It's that time of year again when suddenly everyone becomes a tennis fan, even though the majority of us never pick up a racket or watch any other tennis for the other 50 weeks of the year. Although in fairness there is something a little special about wimbledon.

This brings me on to Andy Murray. Firstly i think he is a talented and driven individual and has every chance of winning wimbledon (which is something i never felt with Tiger Tim Henman). However i'm somewhat surprised by the outpouring of british suppost for him. As he has stated on many occassions he sees himself as a scotsman and not british. Although he's toned this down recently as part of his pr campaign. So are you supporting Andy Murray and if there are any sotsman on here, will you be rejoicing at a british win at wimbledon if he does it or will you be boasting of a scottish victory and giving two fingers to the english?

Looks like it wasn't to be for Murray this year and i can't say i'm too disappointed. Roger Federer is an absolute legend and i was delighted to see him win, although i had great sympathy for Roddick who seems like a top bloke. But on the bright side he is married to a sports illustrated model, so i find it hard to be too sympathtic for him.

I agree with your point about the scottish. Personally i consider myself English/British and even European with equal measure (although perhaps that's just because i'm off to france in a few days). However this rarely seems to be the case with Welsh and Scottish people, although i'm sure there may be good historical reasons for this.