Hi I'm Matt's Vylander and you are listening to the tennis podcast.

Well hello and welcome to the tennis podcast. We've missed you. Have you missed us?

How are you doing Catherine? I am very well thanks. It is good to be back in the tennis

podcast chair. It is a nice sun is shining. It is May. That means the clay court season is

well and truly underway. The grass court season is on the horizon and more importantly

than that the Catherine Whittaker and brother rivalry is in full flow. I understand there was

another episode yesterday. There was a rather long awaited episode yesterday and we actually

was a bit of a misjudged joint to play tennis because it was the LTA's what was the name

of it the play tennis weekend. The great British tennis weekend I think you'll find where

everybody who wanted to could play tennis for free at various sites around the country

and there are going to be many more of them before and after Wimbledon and so what your

tenon means you couldn't get a court. Yes, Irony of Ironies we failed to get a court

at a which is a wonderful thing we almost delighted not to get a court because the reason

for it was that there were so many kids queuing up to play tennis that it was all booked

up until six o'clock so we were more than fine. Anyway we had to try three different sets

of courts before we eventually but that is our commitment to the cause and I'll keep

talking about this so I don't have to mention any kind of result or who won? The result

is a four-gun conclusion. Okay what happened in the match generally what was the sort of

the feel to it before we get to the result was softened the blow by talking about the

excuses first. It's not about the result David it's about the journey it's about the

end destination it's the journey and it was a very enjoyable game of tennis in the sun

that's that's what it was and that's all that listeners need to know. Was it two sets?

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