• Murray and other players invited to ‘work collaboratively’ with LTA
• John Lloyd says ‘LTA has gone backwards’ under DowneyThe Lawn Tennis organization’s chief executive,Michael Downey, has steered clear of entering a public row with Andy Murray and made it clear that the door is open for him to help it improve British tennis after the world No2 accused the ruling body of failing to build on his successes.
It is understood that the LTA, or which praised Murray’s efforts in helping Great Britain win the Davis Cup for the first time since 1936,shares his concerns approximately the lack of emerging talent and said that he is always welcome to voice his views after the 28-year-outmoded made the startling revelation that he has only spoken to Downey once since the Canadian’s appointment in 2013.
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Source: theguardian.com