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Gino looks so handsome.
Neat news about the stadium.
Manu Ginobili signed an agreement with the Governor of the Buenos Aires Province, Felipe Solá, for the construction of a sports complex in Bahia Blanca. (Manu's city and the historical basketball capital of Argentina).
Half of the 8.600 seat Stadium will be at the expense of the Buenos Aires province. The other half of the money will come from Fundación Ginobili.
It will be ready in 20 months.
Manu and the Governor:
http://www.clarin.com/diario/2007/08...m-01471091.htm
Gino looks so handsome.
Neat news about the stadium.
Another Spur doing more good in the community. (eventhough its in Argentina)
I love how our players treat San Antonio as their hometown all the while being good to their original hometowns as well.
Congrats to all involved.
Props to Manu
Nice for argentina
Nice for Bahia Blanca, not Argentina. For us living in Buenos Aires, its does squat. Still, its a nice gesture
Cheeeeaaaaauuhhhhh booiiiiiii
sounds great
^^ Sorry Manumaniac it was just a global statement...
What is Mike D'Antoni doing there?
Bet that'll be a badass stadium.
I know, it wasn't a knock on you, just clarifying. I mean, lets say someone builds a stadium in SA, one wouldn't say "great for the United States" but rather "great for San Antonio". That's all I meant to say. Basically I'm just pissed they didn't build it closer
Its only going to have seating for 8,000 people. Small by American standards
Yup you sure did well and your example is really on targetI know, it wasn't a knock on you, just clarifying. I mean, lets say someone builds a stadium in SA, one wouldn't say "great for the United States" but rather "great for San Antonio". That's all I meant to say. Basically I'm just pissed they didn't build it closer
They help developping basket ball by giving structure, that's not cool because Argie NT is good enough already
No big deal, I've seen nice stadiums holding 6,000.
It'll be good.
Preemptively, strategically and nostalgically set for Spurs training Camp in 2010....
Does anyone else think it's funny that it will be ready in "20 months" and not "a little less two years"?
Really?
So, good for Manu!!
awesome sig!!! ^
Tim's a great leader and he's going to take next championship to us
It looks like Manu has been pretty busy this summer (even though he's not playing with his NT) building stadiums, becoming an ambassador to UNICEF (I can see Manu eventually getting into some kind of politics after he retires), and holding basketball camps with his buddies (including Fabri) and old coach from his NThttp://es.eurosport.yahoo.com/070820...ad-unicef.html
Emanuel Ginobili is named a UNICEF Goodwill ambassador.
Basketball player Emanuel "Manu" Ginobili will be presented next Thursday as the new UNICEF goodwill ambassador, in Buenos Aires.
This UN agency said today on a press release that as a goodwill ambassador, Ginobili, Olympic champion in 2004 and 3 times NBA Champion with the San Antonio Spurs, will have the compromise "To contribute with enthusiasm, Charisma and Personal capacity" to spread the values and collaborate with the work of the agency.
Manu will help to seek solutions to the different problems that affect the children in Argentina.
The Sportsman was chosen for " his compromise with the childhood, for his work with his foundation and the development of initiatives that promote the welfare of girls, boys and teenagers.
Ginobili, who is just 30 years old, is the best basketball player in Argentine history..
^^^ thanx for the pics
...and he's gonna do it himself, with his own two hands.
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