britbox said:
Billie said:
britbox said:
Billie said:
Do you really think that or are you kidding me? His dad went broke, they had to save on other 2 kids in order to provide a bit more for Nole and all that effort and everything he tries gets mocked by Federer. Only because Nole took some injury time outs?
I would like to see you when some authority calls your kid a joke without really deserving it.
Federer called him out for injury timeouts and quitting matches. At the time, rightly so. Roddick called him out for the same a couple of years later.
These are purely tennis-related comments and nothing to do with Djokovic's route to the top or his family background.
Djokovic was making millions by then anyway, so quit pretending the players were laughing at him for wearing second hand clothes or had a hole in his shoe they couldn't afford to fix. It's not true at all.
Sure he was so rich in 2006. Anyway, I think there is no point in arguing this anymore, you obviously think that Nole never had any health issues and is a faker. But you can read in his upcoming diet book what health issues he has and how he deals with them. You will always think what you want and it goes the same for me. I hope and I am sure that somebody from Nole's camp will publish a book at the end of his career and you can bet that they will be frank.
By Roddick's account, plenty of players questioned it at the time.
Djokovic's family background has never been mocked by Federer or Nadal to my knowledge, so I don't even know why you feel the need to bring it up - it's irrelevant. Any comments have been purely about tennis related matters.
Roddick apologized for his comments and they made up. And where did he say that plenty of players questioned it? And even if there was plenty, which I highly doubt, isn't it obvious that they were wrong and Nole has health issues? It would be OK if he kept going that way and never found what was wrong about him, I could then believe and understand all the criticism. But to me it is pretty clear and obvious that Nole was trying too hard and his body couldn't deal with the physicality of tennis. And his dad knew that and took offence to such criticism.
There are stories about Wimbledon and their treatment of Djokovic family when they first started coming, not pretty either. I actually think that Nole addressed it just before FO in one of the interviews.
Was one of my posts deleted? I guess being frank is not so good, only when it comes from the maestro Federer.
Anyway, good night and enjoy further discussions and don't be too mad at me, I am just having fun a bit. Peace.