PARIS, May 29 (Reuters) - Juan Carlos Ferrero took a swipe at French Open organisers on Thursday after his second round match against Chile's Nicolas Massu was placed on one of the outside courts.
The Spaniard, who was beaten in the final last year by Albert Costa, is considered one of the favourites for the title after enjoying an outstanding run that has included two titles and two other semi-final appearances on clay this season.
But he was less than impressed on Thursday when he found himself on the cramped quarters of the number two court.
"I feel I'd done well before arriving in Paris but I was placed on an outside court so maybe they don't consider me as one of the favourites," said the 23-year-old Ferrero after Massu retired midway through their match.
"To play in the second court is okay but a lot of people who wanted see the match couldn't get in.
"There was a long queue of people wanting to get in so it would have been better if it was on a bigger court.
"I didn't even know before I arrived at Roland Garros today that I was going to be out there."
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