Having a heart attack two days after my wife’s funeral.
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View all 209 →In a different sense, I’ve helped to try to resuscitate a dead man.
I’ve been asleep at the wheel on the M11, had an engine fire over the Atlantic in a light aircraft, driven unprotected through an enemy firing zone to do a gig in wartime Sarajevo – the list goes on and on. But I did have stage 3 throat cancer and was cured by some fantastic UK medics.
Childbirth. And the wheel of our camper van coming clean off on the M1.
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When Sean Connery died. He was a big tennis fan – a big Andy fan – and I met him a few times.
Getting my teeth done. I had veneers and it took 18 months.
When I was 17, I was offered a tennis scholarship at the University of Virginia. I wish I had been brave enough to take it.
That Scottish tennis has failed to capitalise on the successes of Jamie and Andy.
Firm, fair, fun.
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