Charlie Eccleshare

Good lord

RT @TheAthletic: Jannik Sinner has never won a match that has taken longer than three hours and 50 minutes (0-6). His Roland Garros final…

RT @CDEccleshare: Who'll be the loser from tomorrow's Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz final? The rest of the field https://t.co/BbQ6alzZKZ

RT @CDEccleshare: Ten years ago, Paris awaited a coronation. Finally this would be Djokovic's time Then came the human wrecking ball Stan…

Ten years ago, Paris awaited a coronation. Finally this would be Djokovic's time Then came the human wrecking ball Stan Wawrinka - with the best single-handed backhand you've ever seen. And the worst shorts He, his coach and Novak relive the 2015 final https://t.co/ZShyS66W5i

RT @TheAthletic: Aryna Sabalenka made no effort to hide her disappointment after losing the French Open final to Coco Gauff Saturday, repea…

Pretty extraordinary reaction from Sabalenka to losing today. Repeatedly called performance “terrible” and said it was “the worst tennis I’ve played in last, I don’t know how many months. It’s a joke.” Can she start to deal better with the intangibles? https://t.co/KdBerWcRPY

Who'll be the loser from tomorrow's Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz final? The rest of the field https://t.co/BbQ6alzZKZ

Thoughts on how Gauff outfought and outthought Aryna Sabalenka to win first French Open and second Grand Slam title. With @MattFutterman ⬇️ https://t.co/OmUew1D9Rk

RT @CDEccleshare: It's 20 years since Nadal's first French Open title. Those who were there, including the man himself, uncle Toni, and t…

Novak says of his farewell on court that this could be his last French Open.

RT @TheAthleticFC: Tottenham won the Europa League on May 21. Four days later they finished 17th in the Premier League. Today they sacked…

An element of this I've found really interesting throughout is what's Ange's next job? He's such a hard manager to place in the footballing ecosystem Can sort of imagine a historic club like Ajax where he talks in his first presser about watching Cruyff as a kid with his old man

On a personal level, will always remember the early Ange months extremely fondly. Every press conference was thought provoking, you felt constantly challenged, and anything seemed possible. Of course it wasn't sustainable, but what he did then and ended up doing is very rare.

It's 20 years since Nadal's first French Open title. Those who were there, including the man himself, uncle Toni, and three of his beaten opponents, explain how he did it. And why even though 14 seemed impossible back then, there were a few clues... https://t.co/h18GjUNPc8

RT @CDEccleshare: Swiatek, Sabalenka and the importance of rivalries in tennis. Explained by Navratilova, Clijsters, Davenport, Wilander…

Swiatek, Sabalenka and the importance of rivalries in tennis. Explained by Navratilova, Clijsters, Davenport, Wilander and others ⬇️ https://t.co/ToFyoehpxt