Amare calls Bowen, Ginobili, Spurs "dirty"

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Postby Sauru on Wed May 23, 2007 11:04 am

thats not really a flopper list, most flops happen on the offensive end, not defensive
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Postby Num33Baller on Thu May 24, 2007 2:34 pm

grusom wrote:
yosifun wrote:grusom, you sound just like the kind of people I would hate to play with. First you don't agree that Bowen is trying to injure other players although it's very clear it's the case. Secondly, you said:
The point is to hint your are going to put your footwhere they land, not actually do it - and there are a lot of other simular things you can do - like pointing at people eyes with two fingers when they are shooting, instead of just raising your hand

Did you ever think to yourself what would have happen if your hand by mistake will encounter the other player's face?? You could casue serious damage all becasue you couldn't guard the guy like a decent player. You are not supposed to play dangerousy and hope everything will be ok, that makes you as dirty and despicable as Bowen. :evil:


No, I am the kind of player you would hate to play against

Well, if people don't like me for modeling my defence after the best defence player in recent history... I really don't care.

I have never injured another player, and never tried to do so, but damn I have altered a lot of jumpshots.


You're the kind of defender that I "unintentionally" clobber when you run into me when I screen you.

My teammates and I have suffered enough injuries due to dirty players like yourself.
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Postby shadowgrin on Sat May 26, 2007 9:57 am

HE'S USING HYPNOSIS!
JaoSming2KTV wrote:its fun on a bun
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Postby maes on Wed May 30, 2007 11:19 am

What Steve Nash has to say about it:

As far as Steve Nash is concerned there are no hard feelings toward Robert Horry. Horry may have sealed the Phoenix Suns' fate when he had a hockey moment with Nash during the NBA playoffs. Even so, Nash won't mind if Horry shows up to play in this summer's Steve Nash Foundation Charity Classic basketball game. "He is always invited," Nash laughed during a conference call Tuesday to promote the event, scheduled for July 21 in Vancouver. "I have to admit, although he did put me down on the blue-line there, he is a great guy. "I really like Robert. I've been a few seconds from snapping a few times myself so it wasn't that bad what he did."

Toronto Globe & Mail


Another reason to love Nash, he's a tough guy and knows hard fouls are part of the game.
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Postby Sauru on Wed May 30, 2007 11:31 am

i still think what horry did was flat out wrong, but he has done dumb things like that in the past. still i dont think this event ruined the series like many have stated. the suns had control of game 5 and blew it in the end, simple as that.
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Postby RKO on Fri Jun 01, 2007 9:52 am

Well it doesnt matter now...Spurs are in the Finals !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Postby Sauru on Fri Jun 01, 2007 10:07 am

and about to win the ring
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Postby RKO on Fri Jun 01, 2007 10:08 am

yup...
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