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  • Ex-Murray coach Gilbert convinced slumping Scot can rally

    3/29/11 4:26 AM | Johan Lindahl
    Ex-Murray coach Gilbert convinced slumping Scot can rally Enthusiastic former Andy Murray coach Brad Gilbert remains confident that his former charge can
    break out of a slump which has affected his game for two months since losing another Australian Open final.


    Murray crashed out in his opening round at the Miami Masters, a broken man who cannot figure what is
    going wrong with his game. But Gilbert, who worked with the Scot for 16 months in 2005-2006 says he's sure Murray will eventually come good.

    "Murray is having a bit of a rough patch," Gilbert tweeted. "Repeat of last year, probably got hit harder this year. Just like a hangover, takes time to recover. He will come out of it. At every level, the core of
    success depends on the level of confidence."

    Murray last won a set at the Australian Open and is trying to build some confidence on his own, "In practise I've been competing well," said said on his website. "Especially this week, playing a lot of good points and feeling good, then in matches I haven't been able to get it going at all. It's happened to me in the past where I've had bad moments and I've come back well from them."

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Murray has dumped Corretja, is he about to appoint Llendl?

nadline , 3/29/11 4:58 PM


muzz needs something he has never been able to accept: a father figure. a boss. an old head who commands respect, asserts his authority in an understated kind of way, and has the wit to tackle muzz's biggest problem: his brain. someone like bolletieri could lift him, although there's not much chance of that now. but if muzz can't handle a father figure, a grandfather figure might get through, someone who could skelp him over the ears when he gets cheeky, because muzz knows he needs him more than he needs muzz.

alex , 3/29/11 7:39 PM


Oh what a shame Coretja's gone. He was responsible for so much improvement in Andy's game....NOT:(
Don't think Lendl's right, unless his role is purely as a mentor. Lendle was too much of a baseliner. And who knows if Ivan can coach or not anyway? Andy needs someone like Stephanki/Norman/Gilbert..again...

deuce , 3/29/11 9:10 PM



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