According to a report in today’s Daily Telegraph,tennis player Andy Murray is uncertain whether or not to bow when he’s presented to the Queen at Wimbledon.
Should he ?
By: Red Hunter - 22nd June 2010 at 10:07
Obviously, the Queen, who has shown more statesmanship and dignity in her long tenure than most of our elected representatives in a fraction of the time.
By: pagen01 - 22nd June 2010 at 10:02
Name one member of the royal family you can genuinely respect for their own sake
The Queen, I can’t believe the anti royalist nature of the posts here:mad:
And yes he should bow, there shouldn’t even be a debate about it.
By: benyboy - 22nd June 2010 at 09:58
How about Harry, oh yeah, sorry he is not actually one of them is he :D:D:D
By: BumbleBee - 22nd June 2010 at 09:39
Name one member of the royal family you can genuinely respect for their own sake,not just as a royal,and I might agree with you.As for Murray bowing,possibly as a mark of respect from a younger man to an older woman,yes.
By: Red Hunter - 22nd June 2010 at 08:33
BB – I think you might have guessed this thread would get the republicans out, having a rant and spouting the usual rubbish.;)
By: steve rowell - 22nd June 2010 at 06:55
benyboy..they’re just taxpayer funded parasites who’ve never done a days work in their lives..they’ve got the traditionalists conned i’m afraid
By: benyboy - 22nd June 2010 at 00:44
Of course it matters ! If he has any respect for himself as a human being, equal to all other human beings.
First of all they have no rights from `God` even if this `God was to exist, even if we wanted a royal family surely we would want one with English heritage, they serve no purpose what so ever, they cost us massive amounts of money we do not want to spend and can not afford to even if we wanted to. Evil, selfish, inbreds
By: J Boyle - 21st June 2010 at 23:45
No, it doesn’t really matter.
But he should just to be polite.
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