Nick Kyrgios - what a brain fart in Shanghai...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-1...ective/7935608

Andy Murray, who knows a lot about dealing with pressure,, also said Kyrgios's behaviour needed to be understood in the context of the situation he is in. Criticising Kyrios actually increases the pressure he is strugglling to cope with. Maybe we should just back off.

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Nick Kyrgios needs guidance and protection, Andy Murray says after Shanghai Masters tanking - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Andy Murray, who knows a lot about dealing with pressure,, also said Kyrgios's behaviour needed to be understood in the context of the situation he is in. Criticising Kyrios actually increases the pressure he is strugglling to cope with. Maybe we should just back off.

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Don't see anyone holding a gun to his head to play. He seems quite happy to take the pay check but every time he seems to be getting beaten instead of digging deep he throws in the towel and carries on like a spoilt brat .

I don't buy the poor me attitude, can't handle it go out and get a real job.

Cheers Ean

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Originally Posted by pop058

Got this back from TA.



"Dear Paul,

Thanks for your feedback, we really appreciate the time you've taken to contact Tennis Australia and will ensure your feedback is passed on to the appropriate team.

Kind regards,

Sean

Customer Services Team"

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Yep done my bit and got the same reply;)
You know i don`t even follow tennis but felt compelled to do my bit after seeing his behaviour .
I don`t want this idiot that is supposed to be representing Australia on the world stage to be representing us in general with his stupid and dumb behaviour .
What ever fine they give him will not be enough to worry the idiot . The only way you will teach the tool would be to ban him globally then that will hurt the hip pocket;)

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-1...ective/7935608

Andy Murray, who knows a lot about dealing with pressure,, also said Kyrgios's behaviour needed to be understood in the context of the situation he is in. Criticising Kyrios actually increases the pressure he is strugglling to cope with. Maybe we should just back off.

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How's that old saying go?? Oh yeah...

"If you can't take the heat, get the **** out of the kitchen."

Age of entitlement generation - oh woe is me...

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How's that old saying go?? Oh yeah...

"If you can't take the heat, get the **** out of the kitchen."

Age of entitlement generation - oh woe is me...

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Oh that`s right the whole world owe`s them:confused::censored:;)

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Originally Posted by Ean Austral

Don't see anyone holding a gun to his head to play. He seems quite happy to take the pay check but every time he seems to be getting beaten instead of digging deep he throws in the towel and carries on like a spoilt brat .

I don't buy the poor me attitude, can't handle it go out and get a real job.

Cheers Ean

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He earnt $240,000 in 2014-15 and had total earnings of $2m as of 2015 so I think he already has a real job.
I remember when people whinged about Hewitt, Murray etc. Its just a part of becoming a real professional.

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He earnt $240,000 in 2014-15 and had total earnings of $2m as of 2015 so I think he already has a real job.
I remember when people whinged about Hewitt, Murray etc. Its just a part of becoming a real professional.

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And there's the problem. It's not part of it... it only exists because it's tolerated...

Same as $2Mil doesn't entitle someone to be a ******...

Actions and consequences - their actions have little consequences...

I think the real professional was his opponent...

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...aving-a-career