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Damn...Now I have, "STOP! In the name of love..." stuck in my head.
Somehow, I can see the lyrics changed to fit Malik's situation.
actually, the sun does rise....you just can't see it.as sure as the sun doesnt rise on a cloudy day there is drama between malik rose and gregg popovich
Damn...Now I have, "STOP! In the name of love..." stuck in my head.
Somehow, I can see the lyrics changed to fit Malik's situation.
I think Malik started having his problems when he saw he had a stalker in the forum and it is creeping him out.
Malik has his own set of secret signs of affection that he displays every game. It's very much the same as the one Doug Christie does to show love for his wife.
He's saying, "I like you!" everytime he bricks a jumper.
He's saying, "I want to marry you!" each time he dribbles the ball off his foot.
He's saying, "Please stay with me forever!" anytime he trys to create his own shot.
Stop! In the name of Spurgal's love
Before you break her heart
Baby, baby
I'm aware of where you go(the bench)
Each time you leave the floor with the final say
After I watch you walk down the lane, thinkin you are MJ
Knowing that this time Pop might show you the door
But this time before you throw that pass to the 2nd row
Leave your jersey off you head
Cause your man is dunkin on you, you're dead
(Think it over) After I've been good to you
(Think it over) After I've been sweet to you ?
you my boy malik!!! i got yo back! pump up the hustle and keep you head in the game and out yo ass and all will be well.
@ Jimbo and the devil!
You forgot this one, honey:
He's saying: "My love for you knows no bounds!" every time he passes to that dark-haired lady in the fifth row behind the bench.
Last edited by SpursWoman; 02-02-2005 at 11:14 AM.
Actually he is "building our house of love" brick by brick.
maybe shes normal and all of you are weird
I'm not weird. The little voices told me so!
"Every Shot You Take"
Every shot you take
Every turnover you make
Every rule you break
Every extra step you take
I値l be watching you
Every single game day
Every f-word you say
Every game you play
Every night you stay
I値l be watching you
Oh, can稚 you see
Your jersey belongs to me
How my poor heart aches
With every extra step you take
Every pump fake you make
Every vein in Pop's head you break
Every smile you fake
Every Philly cheesesteak
I値l be watching you
Since you池e benched and been lost without a trace
I dream at night that Pop won't hit your face
I look around and see Sean Marks in your place
I feel so bold and I long for your embrace
I keep crying baby, baby, please...
Oh, can稚 you see
You should ride in my Humvee
How my poor heart aches
With every famous cheesesteak
Every shove you make
Every play you break
Every assignment you flake
Every blame you take
I値l be watching you
Every move you make
Every extra step you take
I値l be watching you
I値l be watching you
I値l be watching you
I値l be watching you
I値l be watching you...on TV
x a million!
Since you池e benched and been lost without a trace
I dream at night that Pop won't hit your face
I look around and see Sean Marks in your place
I feel so bold and I long for your embrace
I keep crying baby, baby, please...
Oh, can稚 you see
You should ride in my Humvee
How my poor heart aches
With every famous cheesesteak
OMFG!
You're getting awfully expensive. How many keyboards is that now?
YOMANK!
I'm smelling a Classic Thread here.
User is a freaking genius!
flashback, 1999:
When the San Antonio Spurs are looking for a little relief for David Robinson and Tim Duncan, the Twin Towers who have propelled the team into the NBA Finals, they turn to Malik Rose.
The beefy forward from Drexel gets only about 13 minutes of playing time a game. But he makes them count.
With the energy that comes from sitting on the bench, and a nose for the ball, Rose averaged six points and almost four rebounds an outing this season. That computes to an easy double-double -- if Rose ever got to play an entire game.
This year, Rose's postseason pinnacle came against the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 2 of the Western Conference semifinals, when he scored 13 points and pulled down five rebounds in 19 minutes of play.
He hasn't played more than 20 minutes in a game since mid-April and, in fact, his time on the floor during the playoffs has dropped to about 10 minutes a game as the Spurs have stayed with their starting front line of Sean Elliott, Duncan and Robinson. (Elliott's playing time has increased two minutes a game, while Robinson and Duncan are up about three minutes per.)
But the man his teammates call "Horse" has shown he's someone the Spurs can ride -- at least for a few minutes a game.
you and blue are my boys Malik...keep the faith.
keep on keeping it real big zak.
I wish he could start playing like that again zak.
I would love to see it too.
maybe he could if pop stopped being such an ass. its amazing how much pop is feted like some great coach when his greatest redeeming quality is that hes had the fortune to coach david robinson and tim duncan for most of his coaching career. as much as people like to rip on phil jackson for having a jordan and then a kobe and shaq on the same team it would seem that the same would apply to good old pop as well.
oh, by the way this is SPARKY for those of you scoring at home
Too bad it's no longer 1999....Malik used to hustle and SpursFan used to be funny.
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