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BS... Manu updated that same phrase " a whole lot to pack" himself on Facebook that day...
You finally let your heart type and not your brain.
BS... Manu updated that same phrase " a whole lot to pack" himself on Facebook that day...
McDonald was on a local sports radio show (Paul Alexander) a couple of hours ago. The Manu story was the main subject of conversation. He either conducted an actual interview with Manu or is delusional enough to convincingly converse about a fictional event. I'm going with the less sinister scenario.
He changed itI'm not a basher of McDonald but?
Ginobili = $10,725,000
Ginobili, who will turn 32 next month, is entering the final year of a contract scheduled to pay him close to $10.7 million next season.
As originally published, this story contained an error.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/sports/s..._recovery.html
Kori is 2-for-2 in calling out McDonald and getting him to fix the article.
Kori should replace him
Kori is 2-for-2 in calling out McDonald and getting him to fix the article.
After timvp's description of the Job i don't think he wants her to
ive never seen any americans go easier on ginobili than the Ellis'
lets say ginobli does finish the year healthy...how much do you think the spurs will offer him when free agency hits since he will be 33?
Emanuel Ginóbili did not confirm his presence in the National team
The Argentine player of San Antonio Spurs, Emanuel Ginóbili, avoided to confirm today his presence in the Argentinian National Basketball Team that will take part of the World cup of Turkey 2010.
In a press conference held in Buenos Aires, Ginóbili noticed that “he will decide further on if he takes part” of the contest on having supported that “I usually do not make decisions one year ahead”.
Anyhow, the Argentine player still does not have his presence assured in Turkey 2010, not much less.
To obtain a slot, Argentina will have to finish in the first four positions in the Pre-world cup of Puerto Rico, which will take place next August.
On the other hand, he qualified as “terrible” the last times he lived through after a serious injury he endured.
OP and Audio of the Press conference upon his arrival to Argentina on here:
http://www.ole.clarin.com/notas/2009.../01935216.html
there's nothing interesting/ not reported before in the article to bring up therefore a translation is kinda useless...
McDonald's needs to subcontract a QC guy.
I'm available.
please manu, don't rush back. wait two months, there's no hurry.
there's another interview up on ole, that looks just like the last one but with a few more lines. i'm adding the interesting ones.
link
"I intend to heal completely and start the season like 2 years ago: healthy, explosive... I want to enjoy it like before and finish winning the last game. Luckily I'm at ease that, what little I did play, I played well. I think that, when my legs and stamina are there, I will play like 2 years ago"
"I had spoken a lot with the coaching staff the need to develop a midrange shot to score without as much strain and not depend only on long range shots and penetration. But this year i was unable to work on it or add much to my game... Its something to keep working on."
"Change in the team is inevitable, but it is not imperative to change everything. I think that, healthy, we can keep contending" "I want the ones that know how to play by my side... I prefer they have experience and a high bball IQ even if they are slower..."
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