Keep up the good wok! You will never give up. your articles yesterday were so funny..... Unfortunately Murray plays in another galaxy far from Earth. let aside Scots hate English to the bone.

jesus ramos, Barcelona,

I was supporting Nadel.

Bye bye Scotsman.

Yours

An Englishman

Tarqin, Aberdeen,

I'm so glad Murray is out. He is too arrogant, too agressive. One doesn't need to bully, or to personaly humiliate his opponent in other to win a game and put a good show. Well done Natal, you are my hero because you are a man of quality. Viva Espana, el mejor the Europa!

Fabio C, London, UK

first of all let me congradulate Rafa,But why the anti Scottish from a few numbskulls down south. Hand on heart what English man would support Scotland in a world cup in football or tiddley winks if England had not qualified for it, any young British sports prospect deserves everyone's backing.

John Casey, Glasgow, Britain

I think Andy Murray did well getting to the quarters. However those of us that follow tennis all year round, not just the two weeks of Wimbledon, were not carried away by the hysteria on Monday night. Gasquet totally outplayed Andy too, but bottled it when serving for the match.

Gen, London, UK

I'm glad there are now no British players left so we won't have to endure the embarrassing hero-worship of third-rate players. Murray is good but nowhere near the best and his arrogance far outweighs his talent. He could learn a lot from talented yet modest Nadal - on court and how to behave off it.

Emma, Southampton, UK

Why all the energy sapping whooping and hollering against Gasquet? Why the flatness of emotion and sad demeanour against Nadal? Why such a bad start in both matches? Why missing the first serve? Why that drop shot? Time to add a sports psychologist and hypnotist to team Murray?

paul, Milton Keynes,

I don't care who wins Wimbledon as long as he's not Scottish - esp. one so graceless and grumpy.

Good result.

Geoff M, Bromsgrove, England

outclassed more like

Morgan, cheltenham,

The Spanish are on the rampage this year.Cue their victory in the just concluded Euro 2008 and Nadal`s own win at Queens. Murray never stood a chance. He gave it his best shot but Nadal was too much for him. As the Spanish have been singing these past weeks `Espana calor`. Spain is hot. I concur.

bimbola jackson, london, uk

Good. After Murry's previous anti English comments I can't say that I'm overly bothered. Another great hope (less) UK tennis player. Will probably make a mint out of being average but our only chance.

Mark Chisholm, Dereham, UK

the form nadal is in, it would have been a miracle if murray had won and there is no disgrace in losing. getting to his first grand slam quarter final can hardly be considered failure. he is clearly not in federer and nadal's league yet and may never be. but he won't starve.

jem, london, uk

Murray will never break into the top 3, he is just another Tim Henman who will never win a Grand Slam tournament. If he had that kind of quality he should have shown it by now at the age of 21. Becker won it at age 17, Federer at 21, Nadal has already won four French Opens at age 22. Hes past it!

Jason, Birmingham,

Andy is a fantastic player. A great entertainer and with real guts. The competition at the top of the game is immense! I just pray he manages to break through and win a grand slam event. Tim Henman will be remembered as "nearly" he took UK tennis to a new level. Andy please go one step further!

Garry, Sheffield,

Regardless of how well Nadal played (and it was very well, of course) Murray had a major problem with not getting his first service in. That's entirely down to him not his opponent and until he can improve that he's not going to win against any top player.

Philip, London,

I didn't mind who won as long as he didn't come from Scotland!.......only joking Andy.

Man against the boy I think!

MIke, Cheltenham, uk

Hello, wake up! Andy Murray is a fine young player, and certainly deserves a place in the world top 20. His play at this Wimbledon has been a revelation. Rafael Nadal is one of the world's top two players - Novak Djokovic is under a small cloud this week - and is obviously a level above Murray.

Tom Welsh, Basingstoke,