Warriors fans are the worst. They are the SJWs of NBA fans. You can't say ANYTHING about the Warriors lest they immediately Zapruder film every foul your team has ever committed.Quote:
Originally Posted by daslicer
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Warriors fans are the worst. They are the SJWs of NBA fans. You can't say ANYTHING about the Warriors lest they immediately Zapruder film every foul your team has ever committed.Quote:
Originally Posted by daslicer
People are overlooking the shove he gave Russ in his back once he saw he was off balance mid flight. That's what made him fall in the first place.
Agreed. There is a thread on realgm about Zaza being dirty and one of their fans posted these two spur clips to justify Zaza injuring Kawhi last year. I swear if by a stroke of luck Durant,Curry ever tear their ACL or Achilles I'm going to throw a lot of salt on their fans and get banned from realgm. It will definitely be a worth it. I can't stand their SJW fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by UZER
What a ****.
C u n t
Lol. Kerr said Zaza was the Warriors’ moral compass.
Zaza is no worse than the rest of the pond scum that infects that subhuman “team.”
He’s absolutely correct. The Warriors are a criminal organization.Quote:
Originally Posted by eDizzle20
Don’t forget that Zaza’s homeland produced Stalin. Zaza is probably related. It’s in his blood. And good for him for teaming up with like-minded scum in Golden State.
:lol NBA fans miss the days of no-talent stiffs committing dirty fouls, but are outraged when one of those players actually does it today..
This...and the defense of Horry when he flattened Nash, Bowens dirty play, etc. Gooning it up only seems justifiable when it's your team getting the benefit involved. Spurs fans would be singing Zazas praises if he played in SA.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
I can't believe the league isn't doing anything to stop this guy - he needs to be expelled from the game.
Warrior players are part of the problem in not calling this out
Nash was a scrawny featherweight, Robert just blocked him, no movement into Nash, who was at speed and bounced off, then threw his arms back for max drama.Quote:
Originally Posted by benefactor
We need this guy back to balance this shit out :lol
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QUOTE=benefactor;9299182]This...and the defense of Horry when he flattened Nash. Gooning it up only seems justifiable when it's your team getting the benefit involved. Spurs fans would be singing Zazas praises if he played in SA.[/QUOTE]
Horry 'flattended' foul on Nash was a hip check. No arms, knees, punch, slap, deliberate fall design to injury. He got a 2 game suspension and was totally unjustified. The NBA was forced to suspend him because Amare and Diaw were suspended for violating the on court rules. The year before or after, Raja Bell clothesline Kobe in the playoffs and got one game suspension.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOktw0GbWN4
Also you can't compare eras. Different rules back then. These days, dirty plays get looked at closely. The double standard has always been to protect the stars. Olynyk does a shoulder takedown on Love and gets a one game suspension in the playoffs. A year later, Draymond Green does the same move on Adams and receives nothing, even after booting Adams in the groin twice and tripping him when Green was on the ground. Over in the East, Jones gets suspended for a nut tap.
This year, Harden, CP, Ariza and Gerald Green goes into the Clippers locker room after the game causing an altercation. Who gets suspended? Ariza and Green. There is a massive double standard in this league. It's bothersome that the league turn a blind eye to the Warriors antics. It has been proven that the Warriors straight up recruited Durant throughout the whole year including the playoffs, and it was confirmed by the Thunder players, and yet the league does not care.
Rant over.
Dude, there is a difference between committing a hard foul and throwing your gross 270 lb body into someone's lower leg.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
And "well Bowen was dirty too" doesn't make Zaza not dirty.
Zaza being dirty isn't up for debate, of course he is, that's part of the reason he's still in the league..that doesn't change my point, fans are hypocrites..Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill_Brasky
Not only were no-talent, dirty players celebrated in past eras, but some of them like Charles Oakley are still viewed as iconic figures among old fans:lol
Are guys really indignant about dirty plays when we had Bruce Bowen? Pot and kettle and all that.
Bruce flying kicked Wally Szczerbiak in the face. FLYING KICK. Little beyond hard foul.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill_Brasky
uh it's more about consistency. They get A ZAZA because they are they. If the league is going to allow hard hits the warriors would be toast as the teams would target them.
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Lol, Never said Bowen wasn't dirty. And I know he was a guy who would "coincidentally" step under someone's foot. It doesn't make Pachulia any less dirty, and he probably has a longer rap sheet at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stand
If Rockets/Warriors meet in WCF, dude is probably gonna follow Harden to the locker room to try and swipe the leg. This guy is dirty. Was the real MVP for the Warriors of the WCF last year.
Yeah this guy honestly makes Bruce look clean, him trying to snap Kawhi's arm was the dirtiest shit I've ever seen.
my indignation is when the players of a single team are allowed to do so, would like to see players like Draymond Green in a really physical league, it would be nice to see gsw players pulling this crap against Charles Oakleys in the world, they would just do only one time, that's rightQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37