LEON SMITH has urged the Scottish public to turn out in their droves to watch Andy Murray in Davis Cup action at the Emirates next month.
That's because nobody knows if it will be the last chance to see arguably the country's greatest ever sportsman in competitive action in his homeland.
The Davis Cup captain is adamant former world No.1 Murray has no intention of hanging up his racquet but is constantly monitoring his fitness and at 35, the clock is ticking on a stellar career.
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