Andy Murray. We are proud of you!

Okay, I suppose being Scottish makes me a little more enthusiastic about this but I am delighted to see Andy Murray top the world rankings in tennis. 

He is a true inspiration for so many young people in Scotland and a testament to what you can achieve with hard work and determination. 

In my opinion he truly is he greatest Scottish sportsman we have ever had. 

Well done Andy Murray! A true Scottish legend. 


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