No he is not. He won 7 slams (3 in one year) and gives good insights in the game.
I would not take any notice of the idoit periodAustralia's humiliated
Deputy Prime Minister admits 'I got it WRONG' about Novak Djokovic court case in sign tennis star may NOT be deported as minister mulls kicking him out despite legal victory
Australia's Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce: 'I was wrong' on Novak Djokovic
The country's second-in-command conceded he had made the wrong call in advocating for the 20-time Serbian Grand Slam champion to be kicked out of Australia because of his unvaccinated status.www.dailymail.co.uk
Hi Dennis....you have not been here for ages.Sorry we will have to disagree on Mats.....I never liked him as a player,have less time for him as a tennis commentator.
I understand that this would mean that he cannot enter the country for three years. It would be an act of political opportunism and bad faith that I am sure could only be matched by Donald Trump if he were still in office. Djokovic checked the rules with the Australians and complied with them before coming.
There are commentators way worse than Wilander on that point. McEnroe, Becker. They are tv-pundits for a reason. Doesn't mean they don't provide insight.
It really depends on the reason of re-cancelling the visa,I doubt that Novak would be banned for 3 years ,from what I am hearing from officials here.Personally speaking I really dont think he should be banned for 3 years.Also people here want him to have 'restrictions' as we all have to be double vaccinated and he is not.I understand this could 'inflame' the situation...lets see what happens.
They’re pundits because they provide viewers. I’m not saying they don’t know the game, by the way, But that they get caught up in drama. Roy Keane was a great footballer, but you wouldn’t listen to him as a pundit if you wanted to know about football tactics and strategies. He’s just sings the same song about every player. “Where’s the fight? Where’s the hunger? When I was a player….”
We don’t know yet that the bad faith is on the side of the Australians. Remember, Novak has entered the country with a lot of unanswered questions. If he’s not legally entitled to be there, it isn’t bad faith to treat him the way they treat everyone else who’s in that position.
Now that I have put it out there, if this doesn’t happen if he is allowed to play, I will be disappointed.That's straight up evil.
I think we could all pick it up in one way or another it is spreading like wild fire,though it is very mild,like a flu,so you can get over it well.I think it has nearly peaked here in Australia,certainly where I live,so we should see the down turn in a couple of weeks,hopefully.
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It just keeps looking worse and worse. Lying about traveling before heading to Australia, a fake or at least altered test. I don’t see how he can stay there if these can be proven — and it would appear they are being proven right now. I wouldn’t be surprised if officials in Australia are purposefully leaking this information so that when they do go after Novak again, they will seem justified.Thread by @m_hoppenstedt on Thread Reader App
Thread by @m_hoppenstedt: Novak Djoković claims to have been tested positiv for Covid on the 16th of December. However the timestamp for the digital version of his positiv test indicates the result may actually be ...…
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