Kobe: " As Players We Need To Educate The Public"

[Koolaid_Man]

:lol my dude going HAM while Tammy remains a good ole boy doing as massa says :lol



“And now it will be interesting to see what happens in this next labor agreement. It’s my understanding this TV deal kicks in the last year of this current agreement, so I’m sure they will try to lock us out again and harden the cap even more and I think as players you got to hold your ground a little bit. Not be afraid of what the public perception is and instead try to educate the public a little bit and understanding that it’s not about complaining about how much you’re making, because that’s ridiculous — we are overpaid, at the same time so are the owners. And you have to fight for your value.

[Dex]

http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=240013

Why you bringin' up old shit, Kool? :lol Not enough Kobe threads on the front page?

[AlexJones]

True that both Kobe and Duncan are cover boys for the jew media that promotes toughness, legacy, and career with 1 team loyalty bullshit. Even Dirk for that matter.

[Franklin]

the best lesson he's taught to the public was that, as a sexual offender you shall not ejaculate in the bitch's vagina, you should hold it and jerk it off later in the bathroom so you wouldn't leave no biological evidence in the bitch's vagina which would otherwise be used against you in the court of law.

[scanry]

True that both Kobe and Duncan are cover boys for the jew media that promotes toughness, legacy, and career with 1 team loyalty bullshit. Even Dirk for that matter.

Kobe may have bigger ambitions after he retires but Tim & Dirk don't. I'd bet the latter two will get a % share of their teams while Kobe will sulk his sorry ass to death tbh.

[DMC]

Kobe will be one of those unwelcomed hangers on who sticks around active players and shows up at media events as if he's still relevant somehow, like David Robinson.

[Aremid]

Lmfao laker fan really reaching!!!! Kobe Bryant irrelevant on the court and trying his ass off to be relevant someplace else

[mkurts]

Kobe will be one of those unwelcomed hangers on who sticks around active players and shows up at media events as if he's still relevant somehow, like David Robinson.

I don't think Drob is anything like Kobe, but yeah keep the cheap shots coming

[spurraider21]

GM Survey:

Which player is the best leader?
1. Tim Duncan, San Antonio -- 35.7%
2. Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers -- 28.6%
3. LeBron James, Cleveland -- 14.3%
4. Kevin Garnett, Brooklyn -- 10.7%
Also receiving votes: Stephen Curry, Golden State; Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City; Steve Nash, L.A. Lakers
Last year: Tim Duncan -- 30.0%

:lmao

[Leetonidas]

lol kool trying and failing again

[SupremeGuy]

GM Survey:

Which player is the best leader?
1. Tim Duncan, San Antonio -- 35.7%
2. Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers -- 28.6%
3. LeBron James, Cleveland -- 14.3%
4. Kevin Garnett, Brooklyn -- 10.7%
Also receiving votes: Stephen Curry, Golden State; Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City; Steve Nash, L.A. Lakers
Last year: Tim Duncan -- 30.0%

:lmaoDamn... :lmao

[Raven]

:lol owners are overpaid

[DMC]

I don't think Drob is anything like Kobe, but yeah keep the cheap shots coming
He's not, he's still playing. DRob is d-robbing the players of their spotlight like Gervin who sticks around like he's got anything to do with it.

[Cry Havoc]

GM Survey:

Which player is the best leader?
1. Tim Duncan, San Antonio -- 35.7%
2. Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers -- 28.6%
3. LeBron James, Cleveland -- 14.3%
4. Kevin Garnett, Brooklyn -- 10.7%
Also receiving votes: Stephen Curry, Golden State; Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City; Steve Nash, L.A. Lakers
Last year: Tim Duncan -- 30.0%

:lmao

Kobe not even on the fucking LIST. :lmao :lmao :lmao

[Killakobe81]

I love how GM's surveys matter when they agree with your own thoughts. When Kobe stans were using GM survey to say he was clutch, tough etc yall dismissed it now they matter? just like rings didnt matter before "5"?!

This place is hilarious.

[Jenks]

GM Survey:

Which player is the best leader?
1. Tim Duncan, San Antonio -- 35.7%
2. Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers -- 28.6%
3. LeBron James, Cleveland -- 14.3%
4. Kevin Garnett, Brooklyn -- 10.7%
Also receiving votes: Stephen Curry, Golden State; Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City; Steve Nash, L.A. Lakers
Last year: Tim Duncan -- 30.0%

:lmao
It's an unwritten rule that the guy on the team with the most MVPs is the leader.