After we rid of Bonner and Neal via amnesty, renouncement, or sign and trade.
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After we rid of Bonner and Neal via amnesty, renouncement, or sign and trade.
Green.
Green
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Kawaii? Is that another island in the Pacific?
It's Kawhi. There's no excuse for not being able to get that right by now.
I thought Green was from "3 point Land"?
How smart am I!!!!:p:
Who the hell is "Kawaii"? Does he play on that team with "Monte"?
It's a shame the Spurs traded Paul George, he was an American too.
Tim Duncan?
Last time I checked he was from the U.S. Virgin Islands. You might note that "U.S." stands for "United States". Also known as an American territory.
The Paul George jokes always make me grin.Quote:
Originally Posted by 024
Kawaii is Japanese for "cute". Don't ask how I know that. :lol
Duncan's American, and Bonner's Canadian.
I thought Parker was a U.S. Citizen.
Bonner was born and raised in New Hampshire I think. Hes just a naturalized Canadian for the Olympic experience but he really bleeds red, white and blue.
Bonner isn't Canadian. He was born is New Hampshire. Went to college in Florida, and was drafted by Chicago.
Exactly, but he just seems Canadian (whatever that means).Quote:
Originally Posted by ironman2886
He became a Canadian citizen. Therefore, he is no longer American.Quote:
Originally Posted by ironman2886
http://clarku.collegiatelink.net/ima...549922fc05.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
Dual citizenship. He's American.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
Kawaii :lmao
If Canada is America's hat, so what is Mexico? I see what you did there...Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkwaters
missed dat one :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by 024
FUUUUUUUUUUCK!!
We traded Paul George??
Way to go RC!!
INTERNATIONAL INTELLIGENCE WINS LOBS.
Because they say it constantly...they fucking love that word.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
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Originally Posted by Darkwaters
Fucking racist smh
Isn't bonner from canada.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gino-Step
Danny Green, Bonner, Duncan
From what I know, Parker's dad IS/WAS American. His mom's Dutch iirc. Born in Belgium but raised in France. AND decided to get French citizenship. But since he's got American blood, so I guess he IS American in that regard.Quote:
Originally Posted by CGD
Might as well lose the fake Canadian, and pick up a Russian. That way we will have Asia covered!!
im lost on this board right now, where has Blair gone?
Manu, Tiago are also Americans. South Americans.
Spurs = Arsenal FC
It would be a blunder for the spurs to let Neal walk tbh, not only because he's American, but he's also probably the best player under-30 on this team
Spurs = Manchester United minus a faggotry fanbase, with a decent fan base instead. Pop is the basketball version of Sir Alex Ferguson.Quote:
Originally Posted by sdsucwsl
why does everyone keep bringing up bonner? the OP stated that we would be ridding ourselves of him.....acknowledging that bonner is american, but because he will not be on the team anymore, our # of americans will go down. he also included neal in the post. however, the OP did neglect to include duncan and green.
Green Kawhi Tiago Marco begs to differQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogue
http://ww4.hdnux.com/photos/04/07/11.../3/628x471.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogue
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Originally Posted by Rogue
:lol
How do you know that???Quote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
Japanese anime. They say it constantly to describe anytime they're impressed with something...which is a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by FireMicoHalili
if probably = far from being...then yes you are correctQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogue
What ethnicity have the Spurs NOT had on there team?? Well is running dry.
InuitQuote:
Originally Posted by Joyrider
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Originally Posted by spursince#99
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Originally Posted by Darkwaters
See CG's postQuote:
Originally Posted by Rogue
This thread is a perfect example of Spurfan since 2013.
Ethnicity or nationality?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joyrider
Regardless, we're short on people from the far east. I'm hoping for a good Mongolian player in the coming years.
As far as nationality, we need a player from an obscure European nation. Or maybe a war-torn one? Lets get someone from Kosovo.
Andrei Kirilenko would do. Hes from Izhevsk (Иже́вск) which is technically on the Asian side in the western Urals. However, hes spent most of his life either in European Russia or the states. He played two years in St. Petersburg and I think five seasons in Moscow.Quote:
Originally Posted by celldweller
Bring back Bateer. He was a Mong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkwaters
Mengke still playing center in China, tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by Darkwaters