British Tennis Forum

Helen40 wrote:

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The first Masters is only a month or so away, but I can't see anything on whether Mr Murray is still going to be in Nojo's camp. Anyone else found anything?

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It seems that Andy is going to continue as NoDjo's coach "indefinitely". 

Sheddie wrote:

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Looks like Andy's hotel isn't doing the best:
www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/tennis/article-14528355/Andy-Murrays-luxurious-700-night-hotel-posts-losses-400k-second-year-running-tennis-legend-bought-2million-property-wife-Kim.html

Jon will know best having stayed there, but I do wonder whether there's quite the market for that kind of hotel - £700/night would also get you a 5 star hotel in central Paris - in Dunblane?

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 Yeah, I had seen this - my impression was a lot of investment and capital outlay is going in and this was captured in the results in professional papers, when I read it. ie the loss was expected. 

That said, it is high end and there are only 15 rooms, I think, or suites, at the hotel. The restaurant is well attended by locals and guests alike, always busy, but the hotel itself seemed quite empty; partly reflecting the price. We booked the entry level rooms at a lot lower price (a lot lower!) and got upgraded to the top suite that i mentioned elsewhere, and it was lovely - it would have cost £900 and, agreeing with you, who would pay that for a few nights in Dunblane? 

I do think it is lovely but over priced for the location - agreed    

JonH comes home wrote:

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Seems Andy and Djoko have split - not a major surprise there, Id say. Interested to understand more on the whys and wherefore of that whole relationship.

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 Never really understood that partnership TBH. 

JonH comes home wrote:

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Seems Andy and Djoko have split - not a major surprise there, Id say. Interested to understand more on the whys and wherefore of that whole relationship.

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Delighted at the news!    Some background in this article by Russell Fuller on the Beeb site.  I like the Medvedev quote:

"It's like Messi becoming the coach of Cristiano Ronaldo," was the Russian's view of the situation.