Coach's role is becoming too much for one man
Coach's role is becoming too much for one man
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In May Roger Federer split with his coach, Tony Roche, having recruited the Australian two years previously with a view to improving his clay-court game in particular. Within a week of the announcement Federer had beaten Rafael Nadal on the king of clay's favourite surface for the first time in six attempts. Six months later the world No 1 has still to appoint a new coach, but it has not stopped him successfully defending his Wimbledon and US Open titles and again reaching the final of the French Open. |
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News entry number 3438 added on Nov 15, 2007 in the Sports News category.
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