Between Brad and Gilbert it was unbelievable ... Gil got some rebounds, hit some big-time shots off the dribble. In the second half, Brad just picked up the slack. We knew they had it in them, and they picked a fine time to bring it out today. 
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Quotes about Brad Gilbert
Between Brad and Gilbert it was unbelievable ... Gil got some rebounds, hit some big-time shots off the dribble. In the second half, Brad just picked up the slack. We knew they had it in them, and they picked a fine time to bring it out today.
said Sam Young
in GoErie.com
Brad Gilbert was allegedly paid about Ł800,000 by the LTA to coach Andy Murray - we should stop spending on the elite and spend on the rest of society
was said
in BBC News
I think it’s great to get as high as that ... At the beginning of the year a lot of people were asking me if my new setup (after splitting with coach Brad Gilbert) was going to work and questioning if it was the right thing.
was said
in Asian Age
Johnny Mac made a call, Brad Gilbert did, too, and so. I don’t think of it as picking sides, but just as making a judgment call based on what they’ve seen from the players.
was said
in Tennis-X.com
Quotes from articles mentioning Brad Gilbert
I literally, you know, any chance I got I pretty much choked it. That's tough to deal with, and that's not something that you really want to do. It's not an easy thing to say, but it's pretty much what happened. I could sit here and try to dance around it all night but you guys watched it. It was what it was. It's like you want something so bad you almost squeeze too tight.
was said
in Times Online
It is my great honour to be in Beijing to work with Chinese Tennis Association to assist those kids who are in need. It is an athlete's privilege and responsibility to give back.
was said
in Times Online
I would really like to contribute a part of my money to those families affected, to those who lost everything they had, suffered painful injuries or lost loved ones in the earthquake
said Andy Roddick
in Times Online
For me, the atmosphere and everything that goes with the center court here ... kind of suits my personality a bit more than Wimbledon.
said Andy Murray
