ulaca: Serena Apology in Full

Tuesday, 15 September 2009

Serena Apology in Full

"I hope you fucking got that."

"Solly. No speaky Engrish."

11 comments:

hkorbust said...: Perhaps more shocking was Federer's outburst...

“I don’t give a s*** what he said. Don’t f***ing tell me the rules.”

Love it.; 15 September 2009 16:05
ulaca said...: What the Fed said to the umpire, from his chair, was, "Do you have any rules in there? ... Don't tell me to be quiet, okay? When I want to talk I'll talk, all right ... I don't give a shit what he said, okay?"

I don't think Rog even knows the "f" word.; 15 September 2009 17:05
ulaca said...: Further research reveals that Fed did indeed drop the F-bomb a couple of times, while those of us who were watching the action live had gone on an ad break.

I'll let you have my apology on Thursday when I've cleared it with my lawyers!; 15 September 2009 17:26
Anonymous said...: Serena Williams is the big winner in all this. Now Federer's used obscenities, the pressure will be on the tennis authorities to deal with the both of them the same. Watch the race card being played for all its worth.; 15 September 2009 18:13
gweipo said...: never mind the gender card ...; 16 September 2009 08:21
hkorbust said...: Strangely I have more respect for the Fed now. Bloody hell - he's human after all!; 16 September 2009 10:10
ulaca said...: Forget the Race Card and the Woman Card. Now it's the Murdered Sister Card.; 16 September 2009 12:44
fumier said...: It's a black day for tennis. And as for the Williams episode, words fail me.; 16 September 2009 15:43
tapas said...: I've just heard on the radio that Roger was fined US$1,500 for using the 'f' word - a drop in the ocean by Roger's standard. He should've used a few more than if that word is so cheap!; 18 September 2009 11:36
ulaca said...: No wonder you see the kids behave like jerks in the Hong Kong Junior Leagues.

Got to wonder what these pampered pros have to do to get suspended.; 18 September 2009 12:50
ulaca said...: Not a suspension, but a ban suspended for two years, has been announced for Serena by the US Open grand slam committee. Plus, a request to hand over some of her small change.; 1 December 2009 15:54

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