Free Advice For Andy Murray

This is an interesting article that features "words of wisdom" for Andy Murray regarding the various challenges he will face over the next few years.

The most compelling point is made by Jack Irvine, former editor of the Sun in Scotland:

"ANDY needs to appoint somebody to handle the media attention he is starting to get. He will enjoy an initial honeymoon period but it won't be long before the tabloids start sniffing around what he has done in the past - much like they have with David Cameron..."

Irvine then goes on to draw a comparison with Wayne Rooney.

Andy Murray seems like the kind of person who will shrug off any sensationalist media attempts set-up to damage his reputation, but it's sad to consider that this kind of media attack can be considered to be inevitable.

Which leads me to wonder whether I will post links to this kind of story when it arises. Does Andy Murray News have a responsibility to feature all news, regardless of how scurrilous or scandalous?

Well if I was completely impartial, then I guess that I would. But I'm not so maybe I won't.

Let's just wait and see. At the very least I doubt I could resist the urge to comment, even if it's just to show my contempt for tabloid journalism.

http://news.scotsman.com/features...