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Paul McNamee Quotes
«He hasn't got over that ankle injury and he hasn't been on the court yet. Darren Cahill [coach] called me and said there was no way he could be ready.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«He's good enough to overcome that, he is such a great player.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«There is no word whatsoever on that and they obviously haven't made a final decision, but I still have significant doubts about that.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«I've spoken to his management and they've said it's 50-50 for the Australian Open ? they will wait until as late as possible now.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«(There is) no word whatsoever on that, but I still have significant doubts because he couldn't come here (to Perth).»
Author: Paul McNamee
«The heat is much harder to handle than the rain.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«The players accept it when it rains, because they feel there is no choice. But there is a choice with heat.»
Author: Paul McNamee
« ... As it stands, Mark would be a walk-up start for a wildcard.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«There is no more information other than he's pulled out of Chennai.»
Author: Paul McNamee
«He hasn't played for a few months. I spoke to his management in Shanghai where he was also unable to play -- he was about to get back on court but apparently still has not been able to get out there so that is making it pretty tough for him.»
Author: Paul McNamee