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Times Online (Free subscription) | 12/07/2008
Last year’s outlay by the Lawn Tennis Association was in the region of £49m, while Serbia spent £1m and has three of the top five players in the world. Granted that whoever is at the helm of British tennis has a tough job because of the pressure to produce results quickly but Roger Draper, LTA chief executive, has made some bold statements and there are many who are growing tired of waiting...
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The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 11/07/2008
... across the UK.More than 13 million watched the epic Wimbledon men's final against Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, and Clifford has been brought in to make sure the public's interest does not dwindle.Clifford, who plays tennis two or three times a week, said: "I've always been struck when I play that people of all ages fill the courts around me - men and women of 80 years old can be beside...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
... 14-year-old in the world and the British junior No 2, and has been described as "one to watch" by Roger Draper, chief executive of the Lawn Tennis Association. The tennis authorities have taken steps to protect her from the potentially crushing weight of expectation, however: after her third round match she was not allowed to give a press conference because it was "past her bedtime".Yesterday...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
... 14-year-old in the world and the British junior No 2, and has been described as "one to watch" by Roger Draper, chief executive of the Lawn Tennis Association. The tennis authorities have taken steps to protect her from the potentially crushing weight of expectation, however: after her third round match she was not allowed to give a press conference because it was "past her bedtime".Yesterday...
