I think with Henman (who I also rated as a sportsman)

I generally would have referred to him as a world-class British sportsman.

This English / British thing seems to get people very worked up. I'm British - so take pleasure in seeing British sportsman succeed at the highest level. Don't really get why people question that.

Posted By: Tricky Hawes on July 18th 2008 at 17:06:07

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This Cavendish geeza. I'm assuming, by dint of the fact you're calling him "British" (General Chat) - CB41, Jul 18, 17:02:42
- I think with Henman (who I also rated as a sportsman) (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Jul 18, 17:06:07
  - I would think exactly the same thing (General Chat) - The Judge, Jul 18, 17:08:37
    - But Scotland is such a wonderful place. (General Chat) - CB41, Jul 18, 17:10:58
  - Well, as it happens, so do I (unless we are playing the Jocks (General Chat) - CB41, Jul 18, 17:08:34
- Manx (n/m) (General Chat) - King, Jul 18, 17:03:38
  - Minx (General Chat) - Old Git, Jul 18, 17:24:19
  - Crikey, hadn't even considered that. Doesn't that make him virtually English? (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Jul 18, 17:05:25
  - He's a cat? (General Chat) - NCFC4life, Jul 18, 17:04:42
    - Cats do sh*t, a lot, in ya garden. (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Jul 18, 17:06:11

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