Australian Open

[CaleyT]

No - he just ain't got it.

Reckon that runner-up is the best he's destined to be - he always falls apart on the big occasion.

Hope I'm wrong though!

[Heilandee]

Frustrating, but he just doesn't seem able to close out the crucial shots,the amount of unnecessary errors when easy winners were on was disappointing,still, onwards and upwards, hopefully if he keeps knocking........

[Glen Mhor]

Another very disappointing result for Andy. Hope he's not destined to be always the bridesmaid and never the bride in terms of Grand Slams.

[SMEE]

Andy needs to learn to be ruthless and produce that killer touch. Failing that....hes not going to progress to the next level. Im no expert, but to me....sometimes, his shot slelections are very generous to his opposition!

[TheKnowledge]

He shat himsel. He had weak wrists and didn't have the nerve to play any risky shots, or play any controlled shots just over the net. Instead, time and time again, he just hit it back Novak, or into the net. Didn't even look like dominating his own serve once. Still a good player though, just not a great one.

[tm4tj]

I believe it's his mental approach that needs addressing. He was dominated by a powerful player who has never played better. His attitude stinks at the moment, but when he get's it right, he can and will compete with the best. Once again, his body language gave him away, petulance at it's best.

Totally agree with Mr Smee, his shot selection at times was pitiful and he made it easier for Djokokic to return, although some of his returns were unbelievable.

Well played Djok, back to the drawing board Andy Pandy.