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Day 1, Group D: Lebanon vs. Jordan

Picek said:
business as usual ;)
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How many gold medals for Croatia? ZERO?
I don't want to be too hard on you but you were asking for it. Here's your country's overall Olympics record

1992: Silver
1996: 7th
2000: Did not qualify
2004: Did not qualify
2008: 6th

Do I really have to tell you how much better my country's basketball record is? You can't talk shit to me about basketball accomplishments because we have it and you don't. :D:D:D:D:D Still, that doesn't discount the fact that Toni Kukoc is my idol and he was one hell of a player when he was playing
 
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I may not be the right person to say this but can the mods close this thread now. lebanon will surely bounce back. i hope we face them in the quarterfinals if ever we reach that stage.
 
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Im not surprised the way jordan plays... Their one of the teams playing together for years now.

Liked i said, their asset is familiarity... While lebanon has many good players, ill see them lossing everytime they will face a good team liked china, iran and korea....




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Iran? As much as I'm dissing Lebanon, your team's win against Lebanon was a fluke so don't get ahead of yourself boy
 
The factor that makes a strong national team is togetherness. The longer a national team plays, the better it becomes. I think the two new recruits simply lacked time to gel with the national team, which is why they couldn't get their game up and running vs. Jordan (though I admire Freije's performance yesterday as he top-scored).

Jordan did the right thing in keeping Mario Palma as their head coach instead of replacing him after a disappointing 5th place finish two years ago. Palma has been around since 2006, I think.

A question for Solo, is Palma gonna stay after the Asian cup?
 
Great game by Jordan yesterday. This shows how 4 months of hard training+preparation have really positively affected their team.

As for us guys, tough luck. I was always worried about the chemistry level on our team and how our guys will be able to play well together against teams with good defense like Iran, Jordan+China.

Vroman played very bad and he took alot of bad decisions. It's not his job to take the ball across the court since we have great point guards who can do so. Coach Dragan should bench any player whenever they play selfish or r not playing according to the set system.

Anyway it's good that we lost now to see where we need to work on to imrpove our weaknesses even though we only have a few easy games left to get acquainted to each other as quickly as possible.

Even the US Dream Team stopped assembling their squads a few weeks before a major tournament since they realized that this is not enough time to build the required team chemistry even though the team is full of NBA superstars.

Wish our team the best of luck and I hope we can qualify to the world championships.
 
interxavierxxx said:
The factor that makes a strong national team is togetherness. The longer a national team plays, the better it becomes. I think the two new recruits simply lacked time to gel with the national team, which is why they couldn't get their game up and running vs. Jordan (though I admire Freije's performance yesterday as he top-scored).

Jordan did the right thing in keeping Mario Palma as their head coach instead of replacing him after a disappointing 5th place finish two years ago. Palma has been around since 2006, I think.

A question for Solo, is Palma gonna stay after the Asian cup?
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Well palma is with Jordan NT since september 2006 , and the players memorized hes system 100% .

For palma's Stay with us , It depends if Jordan Qualifies then palma stays , anything else then Palma is out For Sure :D
 
Iran will beat both the Lebanon and Jordan team eventhough we have no American import because we play as a team..:D:D
 
haha faridooun we will see, yesterday against chinese taipeh you won wis a very difficult match by 4 pts !!! i think leb and jordan can beat iran ,and we will see hope that the 2 arab country be in WC
1- Leb we have good and great players we have to built the chemestry and to play a good deffence , we have a great offence with many scorers !!! go leb i think the game vs jordan was a learn for lebanese and lebanese players about overconfidence!!!! we have to play a good basketball !!! it s better to loose now not to loose in finals games !!!

2- about jordan ,the jordanian team is a great team ,tall players good positioning players very good chemistry and good deffence !!!

gd luck for the 2 arab teams leb and jordan ,and hope that the 2 teams crashhh IRAN :p:p :D:D
 
gazara said:
haha faridooun we will see, yesterday against chinese taipeh you won wis a very difficult match by 4 pts !!! i think leb and jordan can beat iran ,and we will see hope that the 2 arab country be in WC
1- Leb we have good and great players we have to built the chemestry and to play a good deffence , we have a great offence with many scorers !!! go leb i think the game vs jordan was a learn for lebanese and lebanese players about overconfidence!!!! we have to play a good basketball !!! it s better to loose now not to loose in finals games !!!

2- about jordan ,the jordanian team is a great team ,tall players good positioning players very good chemistry and good deffence !!!

gd luck for the 2 arab teams leb and jordan ,and hope that the 2 teams crashhh IRAN :p:p :D:D
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i second that :D
 
El khatib, Jackson, Freijje, Beshara and Faris all of them want the ball, no teamwork. Maybe we should give each of them a ball( just kidding LOL!!!). As for Jordan team they play good and great teamwork just like a European team..:D:D:D:D
 
One thing I noticed about Lebanon's Freije and Vroman are they are pretty good offensive players. However, it's pretty obvious that they have a tough time handling more physical big men. Freije and Vroman are natural power forwards, being forced to play the center position. Also, these two guys are taking too many shots away from El-Khatib, who I think should still be Lebanon's main man. I kinda missed watching Vogel play for this team, he was the perfect fit and he knew what he's doing
 
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