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Your support makes all the difference.Here we go again. Strawberries, umbrellas and a crushing sense of disappointment and national inadequacy at the ready - it's Wimbledon time.
This afternoon the defending champion will step on to Centre Court to play the first match in the battle for the title. And if he though the pressure last year was bad he's about to get a rude awakening: after England's mortifying early World Cup exit, Andy Murray is the only thing standing between us and the mocking laughter of entire sporting world.
It's been twelve long months since Murray ended our 77-year long men’s singles drought, twelve months in which he has ditched his coach Ivan Lendl, had major surgery on his back, and guest edited the Beano. Is he ready to do it again?
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