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Why would I want to mute our banter 42?....I enjoy our craic.....not sure how or why you think BC and I hate the WAFL.....BC follows Subi, goes to games and whole heartedly supports his team.....I live 1000's of miles away, yet keep posting on EF site despite them losing and being so so so far away....if I truly didn't care as you say.... I wouldn't even come on here to chat footy....so move on with this assertion of yours fella, it's boring and monotonous like your anti AFL rants.....

Sounds like Tomic put in a good effort in his 4 set defeat....hopefully he can bus from here and win over the fans....quite a few Aussies through to round 3....the fellas especially have done well....

Ok so round 3 it was, instead of round 2, for all the Aussie singles reps to say see ya later......bang bang and bang....all in straight sets too!

Here are some examples of the appalling standard of journalism one has come to expect:

"Day 6 at the Wimbledon championships was a horror one for Australia as Daria Gavrilova, Nick Kyrgios and Alex de Minaur were all bundled out with minimal resistance.

Despite the Australian tragedy, superpowers Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic showcased their class and advanced to the next round."

"Fourth seed Alexander Zverev said he felt like someone had "just unplugged me in the middle of the fourth set" in his surprise 7-6 (7-2) 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-0 defeat to qualifier Ernests Gulbis."

For the cord Zverev is currently ranked 3 in the world Gulbis was a qualifier and is currently ranked 138 with a highest ranking of 10 in June, 2010. Compare and contrast Nishikori currently ranked 28 (highest 4 in March, 2015) against Kyrgios currently ranked 18 (highest 13 October, 2016)

Båstad semi-final the commentator had to apologise for the language used by one of the players and shortly after his opponent appeared to break his racquet.

The players involved were Fernando Verdasco and Fabio Fognini.