Andy Murray -- what he really thinks | Sport Relief 2014 

yes and she is smashing gorgeous .....

If Andy had bought some of his tennis mates wouldn't Hugh have been Outnumbered and tennis players are banned from partying because they make too much of a racquet

Hahaha pun galore I love it!

That was perfect

the best bit .. brilliant

I don’t get the whole banana thing. Frankie boyle makes jokes about Scotland and fruits in general and I don’t get it. Anyone know what it’s about?

When Murray was on the show after winning Wimbledon, they asked him how many bananas he eats during a game (he replied only one) because bananas are a sudden burst of energy due to their high sugar content, so it was a joke about how tennis players are always seen eating bananas. As for the Scotland/fruits it's because Scotland is famous for deep frying everything, so Frankie Boyle makes jokes about their unhealthy diet because of the stereotype (Scotland was the first country to commercially deep fry a mars bar according to the newspapers).

Phill O'Donnell thanks man. We Irish are just far enough away to be out of the loop in these things. Or at least I am anyway

​@@thekeith1221because we have the worst diet in Europe. Chips are one of our five a day.

i still come back to this just for that line :D

Cheers mate. That really means a lot, I've been feeling a bit down lately and that was just the pick me up that I really nee...wait. You said Murray. My bad. Oh well, back to the goodbye note...

@@_IHateHandles_ I'm sure your a good person as well.

@@ethanguest3438 *you're

"...a terrific pair of NORKS!"

Matthew Kwok bring back frankie

I'm not as fussed by newsreel, but definitely bring back between the lines

Matthew Kwok newsreel is often on the special end of season episode

Hugh isn't funny at all

No

@@Fart-Master-God he only acts like that because journalists try to get dirt on him which he deflects by being intentionally boring

EnigmaAgent But he did OK, expertly.

Have you seen Adam Hills ...

Tcrumpen yes n i cringe every time he tells a joke.

Tim Minchin. My personal favourite.

I half agree, I do think Australian comedy in general doesn't have as many true geniuses as British comedy does, but we do have some good comedians. What do you think of Shaun Micallef and Working Dog, aka the people behind Frontline, The Castle and The Hollowmen?

Buffoon1980 who would u say r the geniuses? or even come close?

Murray did laugh mate

Oh he's like that in real life. Watch any interview/conference he does and he always sounds dull

Was

It was years ago.

@@barryb90 it's alright now but nothing beasts the old seasons

+Victor Lilov Tim Spall

+Yiannis Minas It's definitely Tim Henman!

Tim henman

Yiannis Minas tim henman a former tennis player he's been retired for a while as far as I'm aware

Missed that appointment with the optician did we?

1:08

When you put yourself in the public eye and actively court attention, you are going to get, and should expect, both negative and positive attention. Stop clutching your pearls

To be fair he could be in private. You barely see anything of him.

How do you know he hasn't got a sense of humour? You ever socialised with him in private?

Funny how the likes of Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal etc who know him extremely well can't speak highly enough of him isn't it. Or that tournament organisers have commented on how polite and courteous he is. But we should definitely take your word for it that he's not personable, because you definitely know what you're talking about.

in fairness he could be the life of the party in his private life but even if he is about as fun as depressed shoe, at the end of the day its for charity

+Francis Artanis Murray wasn't there to entertain, he was there to read out a monologue of himself, it was Hugh's job to entertain by providing the alternative lines. Calm down with the hate on Murray.

DONT INSULT THE BRICK

Yes, because every celebrity who's ever taken part in one of these shows is Shakespeare-material. Tosser.

That was the point, he is sending himself up, he has a dry sense of humour,.....gezzz no one worked that out yet

He wasn't there to be an actor. He was there so they could mock him for winning Wimbledon and breaking the dry streak. He was being a good sport and playing straight man - reading - not trying to be an actor.