sieze- they're practically grown up together since juniors- and at one time played doubles, so I'm hoping that their genuine admiration for each other will rub off on the crowd- and it's pot luck when you apply for tickets, as to who you will see (though if you go with seedings, this was the obvious final).
Murray might not have it all his own way therefore,(support wise) as he did against Jerzy. And we saw what happened when the chips were down against Verdasco.
And I agree that if he wins it, they will be able to shut up about this 70-odd years since a Brit won stuff, and just enjoy the game. Apart from the next goal- which will be the Aussie, I guess. he's no chance of ever winning the French