POLL - DO YOU WANT MANU BACK?

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

Seems on various boards there's a 50/50 on wanting him back.

I want him back. I think if we ring this year, without Manu, just wouldn't feel the same. It would also cement mainstream media that Parker > Gino if they rang without him.

[elemento]

Yes I do.

[BillMc]

Even old, we won't get anything close to equal value for the money.

Plus I like watching him play.

[TXstbobcat]

I want Manu back. Need his veteran presence coming off the bench.

[m>s]

Why wouldn't you? Veteran presence and still a decent backup. He might be able to win one more ring.

[Robz4000]

Do you have to keep spamming threads like a 14 year old girl on a sugar rush?

>Yes
>No
>Cats!

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

Didn't read got ass Robz post. Dude sucks more s than Jefferson.

[Vic Petro]

Will be a landslide for yes tbh

[RD2191]

OP is a cat loving got.

[ohmwrecker]

Yes. Even at his age and deterioration level, there is no one in the league that can replace what Manu does for the Spurs.

[HarlemHeat37]

Yes. Even at his age and deterioration level, there is no one in the league that can replace what Manu does for the Spurs.

This..as a 15-20 MPG backup that can occasionally give you more, there's absolutely no better alternative IMO..

[hater]

His body is finished. Better to move on to a warm body

[GooberNuts]

If Manu wants to be back, you take him in a heartbeat

[pgardn]

Absolutely yes. He will compete from the bench more and stay vocal during timeouts. Tim and Manu will be heard by others, subtle leadership is important on this team.

[Proxy]

Yes, no doubt

[Solid D]

Yes, of course.

[hater]

I would not mind him as a coach towelboy role thou

[Mikeanaro]

Of course, everybody loves Manu.

[Nathan89]

Yes, I want the Spurs to be as good as possible.

[spurraider21]

its not a matter of want... we need him tbh

[Horry Hipcheck]

Yes. Even as he ages, and his body deteriorates, he's still capable of being a brilliant passer and scoring threat. He rebounded from his 2013 Finals disaster quite well in 2014, I thought. Plus, he's done so much for the Spurs organization these last 13 years, that for him to retire without giving the team and fans a season's worth of notice, just doesn't feel right. He could really contribute to (and benefit from) another playoff run with Aldridge on the roster.

[Embedded]

Absolutely

[tholdren]

His body is finished. Better to move on to a warm body

dumb

[RD2191]

Every other game, tbh. No back to backs or anything like that. His body is failing him imo but he's still good for a 20+ point game if needed in the playoffs.

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

Every other game, tbh. No back to backs or anything like that. His body is failing him imo but he's still good for a 20+ point game if needed in the playoffs.

I think so too, but I don't think he'll get that chance. He was benched in the playoffs.. never thought I'd see the day.. but I think Pop finally gave up on his "clutchness".