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“I never realised that to be a jockey you had to be a horse first.”
-Arrigo Sacchi
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Originally posted by k3ttch View PostAnother thing to watch out for: holding unfamiliar balls in our hands:
http://www.philstar.com/sports/2014/...-hoops-tourney“I never realised that to be a jockey you had to be a horse first.”
-Arrigo Sacchi
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Originally posted by k3ttch View PostAnother thing to watch out for: holding unfamiliar balls in our hands:
http://www.philstar.com/sports/2014/...-hoops-tourneyAko ang may pinakamalakas na confidence!
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Originally posted by momax View PostWhat does the Phl team need to watch out for? A motivational speaker disguised as coach who doesn't own the blame if we lose.
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Koreans are still denying they are trying to naturalize Haynes or other Americans..
basketballbuddha.com/korean-basketball-chairman-bang-yeol-says-no-to-aaron-haynes
Korean Basketball chairman Bang Yeol says no to Aaron Haynes
If you can’t beat them, join them.
That’s the memo from Asian countries who are falling behind in international basketball competition. The Asian players just can’t keep up with the rest of the world. So they’ve gone out to recruit some foreign talent granting them citizenship to their country in exchange for their basketball services.
Rumours spread prior to the 2014 Incheon Asian Games that Korean Basketball League veteran Aaron Haynes (from Sacramento, California) was to become a Korean citizen and start participating in international event. But prior to South Korea’s semi-final match of the Asian Games against Japan, Korean Basketball Association (KBA) chairman Bang Yeol denied the naturalization story of Haynes.
“Those rumours are not true. The press wants to fabricate stories. We already have a naturalized player. Our naturalized player was born in Korea. He is Korean (Moon Taejong). Aaron Haynes was a story that was fabricated by the media,” says Bang.
When asked about next year’s FIBA Asia championships in China, Bang said Haynes is not in that picture.
Haynes, who is 33 years old, was all for the idea of becoming a naturalized Korean citizen. He is entering his seventh season in the Korean Basketball League and has built a solid foundation with the basketball community in Korea.
“He’s really adapted to our culture. Basketball is basketball but what makes Haynes so special is that he took the time to embrace our culture and in doing so it made playing alongside the Korean players that much easier. This organization loves him like family,” says Haynes’ Korean general manager JiTak Chang.
Recently, the Philippines naturalized NBA veteran Andray Blatche. It was rumoured that Blatche received about $1 million in the deal. This summer the Philippines, with help from Blatche, were able to get their first win at the FIBA World Cup in 40 years.
Sources around the Korean basketball community said the KBA approached NBA talents Mason Plumlee and Anthony Randolph trying to recruit them for a naturalization process but both players denied the offer. Japan, Qatar, Taiwan and the Philippines are just some of the examples of countries that have used naturalized players.
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Originally posted by engwan View PostKoreans are still denying they are trying to naturalize Haynes or other Americans..
basketballbuddha.com/korean-basketball-chairman-bang-yeol-says-no-to-aaron-haynes
it will now just be a 3 team race between China, Iran and Pilipinas..
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They discreetly trying to naturalize John Wall kasi lol..And Ha is returning after years of isolation just to train himself to be the Haddadi Stopper..To becomes Asia's Best, we need to compete against the World's Best..
1 Big 4 small > 5 out offense.
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Originally posted by zuma169 View Postwell, if this is the case, then goodbye korea next year.. they will not get gold and go on to the olympics.. with blatche and a souped up, and "learned-from-their-mistakes" Gilas 3.0, korea will not beat Pilipinas..
it will now just be a 3 team race between China, Iran and Pilipinas..
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Originally posted by zuma169 View Postwell, if this is the case, then goodbye korea next year.. they will not get gold and go on to the olympics.. with blatche and a souped up, and "learned-from-their-mistakes" Gilas 3.0, korea will not beat Pilipinas..
it will now just be a 3 team race between China, Iran and Pilipinas..
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