Whilst I would prefer that my accident hadn't happened, the fact that it did meant I've been unable to get about and have therefore seen a lot more of Euro 2008 and Wimbledon than I otherwise would have done. Even though there were no home nations in Euro 2008, I still followed it quite closely and thoroughly enjoyed the matches I watched. The Turkey v Czech Republic match, where Turkey came from 2-0 behind to win 3-2 in the last 15 minutes, was a particularly good match, as was the quarter-final match between Netherlands and Russia, which Netherlands were widely expected to win but lost 3-1 to the youngest and most inexperienced side in the championship.
Tennis is a sport that I can take or leave - last year I didn't watch any of Wimbledon, because there was a massive thunderstorm that knocked our satellite dish out of position in mid-June, but seeing as we were moving on 6 July we just lived without TV for 3 weeks, so I missed the entire tournament. This year, however, because I worked from home a couple of days last week, I've had the tennis on in the background and have really got into it. I watched Andy Murray come back from 2 sets down to win 3-2 last night, in a really exciting match, what is probably going to start being referred to as that match against Richard Gasquet. Murray plays Rafael Nadal tomorrow, but I'm not confident - sorry Andy!
Next up - Formula 1 British Grand Prix from Silverstone on Sunday. Come on Lewis!
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
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The Euros were good werent they!! Some amazing matches and glad Spain won. Turkey certainly dont know when to give up - amazing game against Croatia.
As for the British GP - not sure I will be cheering Hamilton (I find him rather arrogant). Will be hoping for a miracle that Button wins it (or at least on podium).
If Ben should join you in watching the British Grand Prix, please cheer loudly and often for Lewis (He's a Kimi fan). Tell him you know for a fact that his mother is also cheering Lewis on - and wearing the McLeran team jersey he got her in Indianapolis last year.
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