• Murray has only spoken to CEO Michael Downey once since appointment
• World No2 hits out at lack of emerging talent in British tennisAndy Murray has accused the Lawn Tennis organization of failing to build on his successes the day after helping Great Britain to win their first Davis Cup for 79 years.
Murray,who because of a packed schedule may play only one Davis Cup match next year, aired his frustrations at the LTA’s lack of forward planning and expressed his concerns at the absence of emerging players to one day fill his shoes. Related: Andy Murray’s Davis Cup heroics confirm him as a British sporting legend | Jacob Steinberg Related: The Davis Cup legacy: an empty tennis centre with no one to practise with | Kevin Mitchell Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com