Massive, luminous balls of plasma vs. Male deer

[Muser]

Kinda harsh that Amare got a tech, from the angle I saw he didn't touch him.

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

The Barbosa hate in this thread is disgusting. Dude just came back from surgery and hasnt played well.

Always making excuses for the little re .

[dirk4mvp]

lol Manu move

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

Barbosa came back from minor wrist surgery over 2 weeks ago, that bull excuse is out the window. Wrist surgery has nothing to do with his frontal lobe damage decision making.

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

lol Manu move

It's the Ed Norton move.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

The Tragic nickname and your previous Nash comment was what I was talking about. Prior to the final 4 minutes Nash's play had been an abortion in that Chicago game, he was getting completely outplayed by Rose.

And that's not a move created by Manu or anything, tons of players have used it. Ed Norton made the exact same move in a prison pick up game during the movie American History X, I guess it was Manu who stole the move from Ed Norton.

This is about the 100th time Manu's done it, and a pretty nice one too:

http://spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=150418

It's Manu's move right now. Sure, it's eternal, but he has owned it like no-one else in the last 7 years.

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

This is about the 100th time Manu's done it, and a pretty nice one too:

http://spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=150418

It's Manu's move right now. Sure, it's eternal, but he has owned it like no-one else in the last 7 years.

He stole it from Ed Norton. Some Australian who thinks the NBA revolves around the Spurs is gonna think a simple behind the back move is "Manu's move" and something that he coined, so this really doesn't surprise me.

[DUNCANownsKOBE2]

At the :38 mark

He also uses the same move during a pickup game while in prison. This movie came out in 1998, obviously, Manu stole this move from Ed Norton's character Derrick Vinyard.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

It's Manu's move right now.

Can't you read? All I'm saying is that if you had to identify the behind the back with any current NBA player it would be Manu. Capiche? Or do I need to explain it to you again?

He stole it from Ed Norton. Some Australian who thinks the NBA revolves around the Spurs is gonna think a simple behind the back move is "Manu's move" and something that he coined, so this really doesn't surprise me.

I never said Manu invented the move. And I'm pretty sure it was invented long before Ed Norton did it in American History X... say, maybe, back in the '50s or '60s.

that you think it was invented in the movie, or that Manu stole it from the movie. He'd been playing basketball a long time before the movie came out. , Bird loved to do it back in the 80s. You think the world revolves around Hollywood movies?

Dumbass.

Oh, and do you have to bring nations into it? I don't call you an "American Dumbass", now do I, even though you are.