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A statue at Wimbledon would be fitting but there needs to be a meaningful, permanent legacy in Scotland for Andy Murray.

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Anjan Luthra2 years ago

100% @JudyMurray has produced two world number ones and grand slam champions. Scotland has to have a community tennis centre to mark this incredible legacy

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Investing + News2 years ago

She’s right. That makes sense.

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Brendan Hanley2 years ago

Oh dear, he was just a tennis player. Who by the way, got hammered by 3 other legends in almost every tournament he played in. Let's not go over the top here.

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La Lorimer 💙2 years ago

The @scotgov have been remiss in this, we have the Chris Hoy velodrome Murray Tennis and sports Academy?? @JudyMurray

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Anne2 years ago

please do help in whatever way is possible @MareeToddMSP

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Elaine Alkiviadou - Campbell2 years ago

All other Slams have their courts named. Why not Wimbledon? Andy Murray centre court.

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Women of a Certain Stage2 years ago

Wonderful accolade! And fundamentally spot on!

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Syed Zaman2 years ago

A statue in Scotland maybe, but not Wimbledon. There are many others more deserving of that honour.

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Virginia Moran2 years ago

What for? He only won it twice. Roger won eight times, Martina won it nine times. If there's any statues or court naming going on it should go to the most successful players.

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Dr B2 years ago

Spot on with the legacy Billie! 👊 🎾

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