Mon Sep 03, 2007 5:39 am
Mon Sep 03, 2007 10:36 am
Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:21 pm
Sit wrote:
Lithuania: Getting their older players back. Panco, lots of people know the value of Sarunas! Don't worry. Siskauskas is pretty good too. I can't remember... is he the guard alongside Sarunas or one of the forwards?
Mon Sep 03, 2007 11:43 pm
Panco wrote:We had an awesome trio Sarunas-Macijauskas-Siskauskas, but they haven't played together since 04 Olympics.
Tue Sep 04, 2007 12:07 am
Sit wrote:Panco wrote:We had an awesome trio Sarunas-Macijauskas-Siskauskas, but they haven't played together since 04 Olympics.
Yep, so why didn't Sarunas play last year in Japan? I can't remember why. I think you would know though.
Tue Sep 04, 2007 1:03 am
Sit wrote:On the eve of the European Championship, I will take a deeper look into the torunament. This article shall briefly preview of all the teams taking part, the format of the competition, and a prediction at who will be the top 4 teams in Europe after these next few weeks of competition.
Run-Down Of All The Teams
The Contenders:
Spain: World Champions. Should be favourites by default. I love Navarro and Calderon together in the backcourt. And of course, they have Pau Gasol.
Lithuania: Getting their older players back. They were without their older and experienced players last year in Japan but since they are all back this time around, Lithuania will be strong as usual.
Greece: Reigning champions. Good team defence. Solid side and will look to protect their title.
Germany: The German team haven't had a favourable leadup to the tourney but Dirk is confident in his side. Will be interesting to see how Dirk leads the germans. He usually defers to his team mates and tries to get his team involved; the true basketball way. However, I want to see if he takes issues into his own hands, if and when the time is right.
France: Boris Diaw is fast improving into a reliable leader and better player on the court and Les Bleus still has a talented squad. Tony Parker will once again mean a lot to the French team.
Teams That May Surprise You:
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Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:01 am
Sit wrote:Slovenia beat Poland. Pera will be happy about that..
Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:35 am
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Group A: Greece, Serbia, Russia, Israel
Group B: Spain, Croatia, Latvia, Portugal
Group C: Lithuania, Germany, Turkey, Czhech Republic
Group D: France, Slovenia, Italy, Poland
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