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Thankyou....I got that monkey off my back finally.
He was talking about the Convention Center Arena, not the Alamodome. I used to go to Spurs games and sit in the nosebleed seats, too. But, if I ever saw Shaq there, I didn't know it was him.
Thankyou....I got that monkey off my back finally.
I miss my DRob too. You know, it looks to me like the man can still play in this league. He looks just as in good shape as ever, and is still probably in better shape than 80% of the NBA players still. His back should be completely healed by now. I say, he needs to come back as our 12th man next year and he can be used about 10 mins a game, and be used in the playoffs to help shut down opponents on D and rebound.
Nah. Hopefully, you're just kidding? David is happier right now than I have ever seen him (including winning two championships). He would never make a fool of himself like MJ did.
But I miss him..
Me, too, Jim! ME, TOO!But I miss him..
D-Rob and I agree on something. Manu is the s.
That's how I've always been, too. I've never asked anyone for an autograph. I figure if they don't ask for mine, why should I ask for theirs?
I had a friend who used to wait tables at a Bennigan's in San Antonio that a lot of the Spurs used to frequent in the early '90's, and he managed to get the entire team's autographs on a basketball except for David's. He decided to take the ball to the Spurs offices and try to get David to sign it and was told by someone there that there would be a $50 charge for David's signature. My buddy decided not to pay the fee. I don't know if he would have been able to get the signature if he'd ever run into David, but I know he was pretty disappointed about not being able to get it at the time. But I agree that it's completely within his right to not sign something if he doesn't want to.
True dat. He's always been accomodating and congenial to the media. He's seemingly made a nice transition from one of the greatest players of all-time to Spurs superfan.
Wouldn't it be great if he registered here and became a member of this forum - anonymously of course.
Next to Tony Parker, David Robinson is another great Spur.
As compe ive as you are, I'm sure it won't be long before you top it.Thankyou....I got that monkey off my back finally.
DRob could put down the popcorn, walk down to the bench and start over what the Spurs have at the 5.
And Pop wouldn't play him because he's going small.
In all fairness though.... David more than likely still has more game than Nazr or Rasho... his conditioning is also probably there... but still not 'game shape'...
Nevertheless, David's basketball IQ is still better than Nazr's and Rasho's.... combined.
If you notice, there is no "reebok" or "nike" logo by the NBA logo - and it's David Robinson, for ****'s sake. Thus, it is a true authentic jersey. He probably just picked up the phone and asked for one. Like they would say no.
Last edited by veronicamae; 05-09-2006 at 11:37 AM.
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david belives in the sprewell policy that he has got to feed his family
I mean how else would david be able to feed his family if he wasn't able to sucker some little kids out of $50 for an autograph
He decided to take the ball to the Spurs offices and try to get David to sign it and was told by someone there that there would be a $50 charge for David's signature.
Let it go...
Yes, David Robinson's life in San Antonio pretty much shows him to be nothing other than a self-absorbed jerk.
You must be kidding.
I bet David charges money to all those little kids at his school, too.
Oh, wait...
David's basketball IQ is more than Rasho and Nazr's combined and squared.
Whether that's true or not, implying that David Robinson is a jerk is about the most asinine thing I've ever read on this forum.
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