French tennis federation confident Roland Garros' extension project will go ahead as planned By SAMUEL PETREQUIN AP Sports Writer PARIS November 4, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment The project to build a new... [read full story]
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PARIS: The French tennis federation (FFT) is considering to move the French Open out from Roland Garros if its extension project does not get the green light within a year. The project was agreed on earlier this year and an...
PARIS: The French tennis federation (FFT) is considering to move the French Open out from Roland Garros if its extension project does not get the green light within a year. The project was agreed on earlier this year and an...
PARIS (AP) -- The building of a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said Wednesday that it was confident it will go ahead as planned.
PARIS (AP) -- The building of a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said Wednesday that it was confident it will go ahead as planned.
PARIS - The project to build a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said Wednesday that it was confident it will go ahead as planned.
The building of a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said Wednesday that it was confident it will go ahead as planned. Gilbert Ysern, the general...
SAMUEL PETREQUIN November 5, 2009 - 6:24AM AP The project to build a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said on Wednesday that it was confident it will...
