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The Neal hate is a little too much. It's not like the guy ed about playing time (*cough Blair, Jack). He was a ball stopper though and a bad defender, but he had his moments. I'm glad he's gone, but I wish him well.
Don't forget this gem by Neal:
The Neal hate is a little too much. It's not like the guy ed about playing time (*cough Blair, Jack). He was a ball stopper though and a bad defender, but he had his moments. I'm glad he's gone, but I wish him well.
Not hating. Just saying that he isn't even close to the all around basketball player that Marco is. That doesn't mean Marco is going to be the savior or even continue to play well for us but he is a much better basketball player than Gary. That's just fact.
Wasn't referring to you, but to the people that called him a cancer. Totally off from what he was.
Of course, Marco is way better.
lol gary neal pos scrub
Neal would have at least hit a shot in tonight's game. For all his flaws, he wouldn't have vanished like most of the players have tonight. He'd still be out there shooting with confidence. Can't say the same about most the players on this team.
mentally soft when their shots aren't going down and they lose confidence in their shooting very quickly. Neal shoots the same against elite teams and scrub teams.
Where are all the Gary guys now. Another game he sat out because of the same foot problems he
had last year with the Spurs...The Bucks over paid for him.......
The Spurs offered Neal $1.116 million QO. Yet they gave Ayres more. SMH
It's better that Gary sits on the Bucks 2nd row during games and not on ours...........
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Yup,you got it
Manu and Marco are gonna get eaten alive by the only teams that matter come PO time, they already have against any real compe ion so far this season
LOL,all these ers gettin excited by risky passes against absolute basement teams...
We're gonna wish we had Neal come PO crunch time,when you NEED a bucket from a dead eye shooter anywhere on the floor
Though they are to be excused most are closet racist white boys that can't see past their fanaticism for a few caucasian players
TBH,it fits though most Europeans are far more racist on avg than Americans,they haven't had any real integration/immigration yet so they're way behind Americans as far as that goes.
Europeans love to make fun of Americans but as a whole they're far more backward and separated by class than Americans are.
There's a reason our music,media and lifestyle are celebrated around the world,for all its faults its the most progressive society in the world that offers opportunity to all,nowhere else in the world offers that,no EU country for sure
Rather have Ayers than Neal digging into Manu/Marco/Patty minutes right now.
Neal hurts the team more than Ayers
DNP-CD in Milwaukee but somehow played big minutes in the Finals
As Ayres proved against the bucks, he can somewhat play against D-league compe ion if you nevermind the fact that he was completely out of position on both ends of the court for most of the game. The Spurs up big and wide open, weren't even looking at Ayres as a scoring option.
He has Plantar faciitis. It's what plagued him most of last season.
He is a liability.
Xenophobe calling the poster racist?
I <3 SpursTalk.
I'd rather have neither. Scroseph, if you're gonna dream, dream big.
You are really, really ignorant and stupid.
This. You aren't required to pick one.
Crazy finish in Milwaukee. Down 2, 90-88, Joakim Noah tied up Gary Neal on an inbounds pass and forced a jump ball with 16.2 seconds left in the fourth quarter. The Bulls won the tap and got it to Mike Dunleavy who banked in a 3-pointer with 5.8 seconds to give the Bulls a 1-point lead, 91-90, and the win.
Gary making sure they can tank properly while Chicago is stuck in the middle of the pack... Great teammate taking one for the team. Lol Noah snubbing the eurobasket to focus on winning a le, he's isn't winning in Chicago, got what he deserved.
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