@WimbledonRoof: Why you should follow the Wimbledon roof on Twitter
However, the roof isn't just active on court. The Wimbledon Roof is busy on social media too, running its very own @WimbledonRoof Twitter account, which is a must for the true Wimbledon fan.
How interesting can a roof be, you ask? Well, it has more than 13,000 followers and enjoys stirring things up between the players – even getting drink offers from Andy Murray.
Here's why you should follow:
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It can get the attention of the top players and gets to the crux of the issue:
Oh yes, the pros actually reply:
Like the hoards of fans queuing for hours (and hours and hours) it doesn't give up...
In fact, it seems Murray and the roof have a date:
Well, it certainly seems more promising than an invite to the Champions' Dinner from Mr Roger Federer...
The roof knows the importance of believing in oneself:
Even Rufus the resident hawk made sure to get a snap with it last year:
It often has a tune or two up its sleeve:
And if you ever need a joke about a roof:
It's constantly trying to improve its performance:
And although the roof likes to be needed, it knows how to enjoy its downtime, too:
It has proper British spirit i.e. zero faith that this nice weather is going to last...
And it has no sympathy for foreign rivals who turn their noses up at roofs:
Just don't mention its speed or lack of...
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