V. 35.REAL MADRID 09/10.

manulovic escribió:A quien? A clark? Juas, el cabron que lo unico que hizo fue clavarle un triple mortal a nuestro equipo (a que sí Barcenic??)

Oye, ahora en serio ... juega ahora algo desde que llegó Gabriel?

antimasivo escribió:A mí Qyntel no me cuadra nada con Messina, pero nada. Ni por personalidad, desde luego, ni por estilo de juego.

Me cuadra mucho más una pareja Siskauskas-Suárez que una Qyntel-Suárez, más complementarios y con muchos más recursos.

Desde luego el americano es un alerazo del copón, pero no se, no acabo de verlo. Como tampoco lo de McIntyre a estas alturas, por cierto.

Suárez y Sergio, nos gusten más o menos, son cupos, y por lo tanto son cuasi-obligatorios.

SeccionTridente escribió:

antimasivo escribió:A mí Qyntel no me cuadra nada con Messina, pero nada. Ni por personalidad, desde luego, ni por estilo de juego.

Me cuadra mucho más una pareja Siskauskas-Suárez que una Qyntel-Suárez, más complementarios y con muchos más recursos.

Desde luego el americano es un alerazo del copón, pero no se, no acabo de verlo. Como tampoco lo de McIntyre a estas alturas, por cierto.

Suárez y Sergio, nos gusten más o menos, son cupos, y por lo tanto son cuasi-obligatorios.

Pablo tambien es cupo y seguro que no aporta menos que Sergio.

Woods para mi, seria prioritario para el año que viene y me la sopla las frasecitas hechas tipo "No tiene cabeza", "no tienen neuronas" etc etc

estesoyyo escribió:

barcenic escribió:

ravenus escribió:A ver , los 22 puntos en Vistalegre, con el equipo en cuadro, no son indicativo de NADA, otra cosa la presion de los medios y tal, pero vamos, que ese partido no cuenta.

Tres cojones no son indicativos. Equipos peores (contando las bajas) aguantaron más al Barça (y al Xacobeo y al Baskonia y al Estu). Estabais en un atasco de juego monumental.
Edito: Y, en cierta medida, lo seguis estando.

Si nuestras bajas hubiesen sido...veamos... que se yo.... digamos que por la Gripe A.... por ejemplo....
¿hubiesen sido HINDICATIVOS?.... ¿HIMPERATIVOS......?, ¿SUVJUNTIBOS quizá?

barcenic escribió:

estesoyyo escribió:

barcenic escribió:

ravenus escribió:A ver , los 22 puntos en Vistalegre, con el equipo en cuadro, no son indicativo de NADA, otra cosa la presion de los medios y tal, pero vamos, que ese partido no cuenta.

Tres cojones no son indicativos. Equipos peores (contando las bajas) aguantaron más al Barça (y al Xacobeo y al Baskonia y al Estu). Estabais en un atasco de juego monumental.
Edito: Y, en cierta medida, lo seguis estando.

Si nuestras bajas hubiesen sido...veamos... que se yo.... digamos que por la Gripe A.... por ejemplo....
¿hubiesen sido HINDICATIVOS?.... ¿HIMPERATIVOS......?, ¿SUVJUNTIBOS quizá?

No cuela.
Yo lo he contextualizado. No sólo fue el Barça, hubo otros partidos, incluyendo rivales que también tenían bajas.

En nuestro caso, se hizo el ridículo de manera espantosa en Badalona y en casa contra el Cajasol (en Valencia se aguantó tres cuartos). Nos duró dos semanas porque los jugadores se fueron contagiando

Una vez que se terminó el problema, hemos competido en todos los partidos. Salvo en San Sebastián hemos tenido opciones en todos los enfrentamientos.

SeccionTridente escribió:

antimasivo escribió:A mí Qyntel no me cuadra nada con Messina, pero nada. Ni por personalidad, desde luego, ni por estilo de juego.

Me cuadra mucho más una pareja Siskauskas-Suárez que una Qyntel-Suárez, más complementarios y con muchos más recursos.

Desde luego el americano es un alerazo del copón, pero no se, no acabo de verlo. Como tampoco lo de McIntyre a estas alturas, por cierto.

Suárez y Sergio, nos gusten más o menos, son cupos, y por lo tanto son cuasi-obligatorios.

Pablo tambien es cupo y seguro que no aporta menos que Sergio.

Woods para mi, seria prioritario para el año que viene y me la sopla las frasecitas hechas tipo "No tiene cabeza", "no tienen neuronas" etc etc

manulovic escribió:

SeccionTridente escribió:

antimasivo escribió:A mí Qyntel no me cuadra nada con Messina, pero nada. Ni por personalidad, desde luego, ni por estilo de juego.

Me cuadra mucho más una pareja Siskauskas-Suárez que una Qyntel-Suárez, más complementarios y con muchos más recursos.

Desde luego el americano es un alerazo del copón, pero no se, no acabo de verlo. Como tampoco lo de McIntyre a estas alturas, por cierto.

Suárez y Sergio, nos gusten más o menos, son cupos, y por lo tanto son cuasi-obligatorios.

Pablo tambien es cupo y seguro que no aporta menos que Sergio.

Woods para mi, seria prioritario para el año que viene y me la sopla las frasecitas hechas tipo "No tiene cabeza", "no tienen neuronas" etc etc

Exactly.

Kane escribió:Acabo de ver el último episodio de la cuarta temporada de Dexter. A C O J O N A N T E

Estoy ojiplático. En fin. Que pedazo de serie.

antimasivo escribió:

manulovic escribió:

SeccionTridente escribió:

antimasivo escribió:A mí Qyntel no me cuadra nada con Messina, pero nada. Ni por personalidad, desde luego, ni por estilo de juego.

Me cuadra mucho más una pareja Siskauskas-Suárez que una Qyntel-Suárez, más complementarios y con muchos más recursos.

Desde luego el americano es un alerazo del copón, pero no se, no acabo de verlo. Como tampoco lo de McIntyre a estas alturas, por cierto.

Suárez y Sergio, nos gusten más o menos, son cupos, y por lo tanto son cuasi-obligatorios.

Pablo tambien es cupo y seguro que no aporta menos que Sergio.

Woods para mi, seria prioritario para el año que viene y me la sopla las frasecitas hechas tipo "No tiene cabeza", "no tienen neuronas" etc etc

Exactly.

Luego si nos sale un Massey o un Tanoka...

clorobuldo escribió:No hagaís sobreesfuerzos hoy que los partidos de verdad son los de la semana que viene.

De nada,ya sabeís que me pierde el corazón.

WendellAlexis escribió:

clorobuldo escribió:No hagaís sobreesfuerzos hoy que los partidos de verdad son los de la semana que viene.

De nada,ya sabeís que me pierde el corazón.

Me da pánico el partido de hoy. Con la temporada que llevamos, con un poquito de viento alguien se lesiona. Toquemos madera.

RED RONIN escribió:Aprovecho para contestarte aquí a lo de antes: Todo son circunstancias acumulativas y reconozco que el juego del Madrid en aquella época entró en fase de congelación degenerativa ( como opinión personal he de reconocer, aunque quede feo y poco patriótico que en general hasta ahora el juego exhibido con Ettore como entrenador no me entusiasma demasiado ), pero ese cumulo de circunstancias está ahí, se juntó la época con mayor numero de lesionados (no creo que comparables en numero puedan ser las que pudieran tener en aquellos momentos los adversarios correspondientes ) con la visita del equipo más fuerte de la competición y con tener que viajar a la cancha de otro de los gallos de la misma, y sin apenas tiempo entremedias(si no me engaña la memoria )a la de nuestro máximo rival regional (que ya se sabe como valora estos encuentros) y a la de un equipo que en su retorno histórico se juega la permanencia prácticamente en cada partido y al que por muchas vueltas que se le de, aquel partido no puede suponer nunca lo mismo para el Madrid (cuya victoria se daba casi por contada ) que para el Xacobeo ( a niveles de autoafirmación como le puede suponer intentar ganar al Barça o al Baskonia o a similares delante de su afición).

Wolves Plan to Re-Sign Darko Milicic

ORLANDO – The Minnesota Timberwolves are making plans to offer enigmatic center Darko Milicic a new multi-year contract this summer when he becomes a free agent, believing they can tap the potential that others saw but never could convert consistently.

Milicic, 24, joined the Wolves last month in a trade from the Knicks, the fourth team in the league to give up on him, despite having all the physical skills to be a productive NBA center.

At 7-0 and 245 pounds, Milicic has been labeled a bust since coming into the NBA with Detroit as the No. 2 pick in the 2003 Draft – ahead of Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh – but he may have found his NBA home in Minnesota.

"He has provided us with something we sorely needed. He has the height and size and mobility,'' Wolves coach Kurt Rambis told FanHouse Friday. "He can play well at both ends of the floor. He gives us what we need at center. We've shown him that he could fit in well here.''

The Wolves have been using Milicic in an intriguing front-court rotation with Al Jefferson, 25, and Kevin Love, 21. Both are better suited to be power forwards, but both had been playing some center before Milicic arrived.

Rambis is the one who pushed the front-office to take Milicic from New York, even though the Knicks had soured on him. Rambis made it clear he wants him back next season. And a Timberwolves source confirmed their plans to try and re-sign him this summer.

Despite their opinion of him, the Timberwolves (14-58) remain stuck in a downward spiral, losing their 15th consecutive game Friday night, 106-97, to the Magic. They have won only one game since Milicic arrived from New York, which shows how desperate they have become.

As one of the youngest teams in the league, Minnesota believes that Milicic can develop playing alongside Jefferson and Love. Rambis wants a high-post center who can pass and shoot, which is what Milicic does best.

Milicic started his 10th game this month Friday night against the Magic – one of his former teams – and showed why the Wolves still are intrigued by him. In the first half, he had 10 points and four assists, scoring over Dwight Howard twice, then taking a charge from Howard at the other end. He also made a few nifty passes.

In the past, the knock against him always has been his lack of intensity and his reluctance to accept the physical part of the NBA game, often to the point of disinterest. That hasn't been a concern with the Wolves, who already are engulfed in a culture of losing.

Milicic has averaged 23.7 minutes. 6.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists in Minnesota. He has played at least 27 minutes in each of the last five games. He had 16 points, 12 rebounds and 3 assists in 28 minutes against the Lakers. He finished with 14 points and four rebounds Friday.

Milicic, who is from Serbia-Montenegro, had said earlier this season in New York that this would be his last NBA season before returning to Europe to play.

He had grown increasingly frustrated after the Knicks had buried him on the end of the bench, which also had happened earlier in his career in Detroit. He was 17 years old and playing in Yugoslavia when the Pistons originally drafted him.

His tone about leaving for Europe has changed dramatically since coming to Minnesota, and he said Friday that returning to the Wolves next season was looking more likely.

"This is a good thing for me here right now. I think me and Al (Jefferson) can work well together next season,'' he told FanHouse Friday. "I've always just wanted the chance to play, and play the right way. It looks like I can get that here. They trust me. If they are going to play me this much, and have any kind of goals to be a winning team, then I would like to come back.''

The Wolves are hoping they hit bottom this season, and hoping that Milicic will be part of the turnaround next fall. They will have at least two – and probably three – first-round draft choices in June. They also are expected to have $15-$20 million of salary cap space to chase free agents. Among this free agent class, there are not many quality centers, which is another reason the Wolves will try and re-sign Milicic. They are hoping to spend much of their cap space on a wing player.

"We've told him, 'Don't judge us on what happened in your NBA past.' Make your decision based on us,'' Rambis said. "Do you like the system? Which he does. Do you like playing with these guys? And he does. He has to make that decision (if he wants to play in the NBA). I think he fits well with us.''

WendellAlexis escribió:

antimasivo escribió:

manulovic escribió:

SeccionTridente escribió:

antimasivo escribió:A mí Qyntel no me cuadra nada con Messina, pero nada. Ni por personalidad, desde luego, ni por estilo de juego.

Me cuadra mucho más una pareja Siskauskas-Suárez que una Qyntel-Suárez, más complementarios y con muchos más recursos.

Desde luego el americano es un alerazo del copón, pero no se, no acabo de verlo. Como tampoco lo de McIntyre a estas alturas, por cierto.

Suárez y Sergio, nos gusten más o menos, son cupos, y por lo tanto son cuasi-obligatorios.

Pablo tambien es cupo y seguro que no aporta menos que Sergio.

Woods para mi, seria prioritario para el año que viene y me la sopla las frasecitas hechas tipo "No tiene cabeza", "no tienen neuronas" etc etc

Exactly.

Luego si nos sale un Massey o un Tanoka...

Pues fichamos a los tres que coño: Suarez, Woods y Siskauskas.

Haciendo un análisis a lo Herreros vía youtube de Woods , la verdad es que dan ganas de firmarlo ahora mismo. Es un espectáculo. Voy a tener que hacerme del club de fans (creado por Manulovic ) de Qyntel Woods.

tmac_jugon escribió:
Era evidente que los Wolves querrian firmarle un contrato este verano.
El tema es que al final van a terminar de convencer al jugador, ya que le estan dando lo que quiere.
Tampoco me haria muchas ilusiones con Milicic

tmac_jugon escribió:

Wolves Plan to Re-Sign Darko Milicic

ORLANDO – The Minnesota Timberwolves are making plans to offer enigmatic center Darko Milicic a new multi-year contract this summer when he becomes a free agent, believing they can tap the potential that others saw but never could convert consistently.

Milicic, 24, joined the Wolves last month in a trade from the Knicks, the fourth team in the league to give up on him, despite having all the physical skills to be a productive NBA center.

At 7-0 and 245 pounds, Milicic has been labeled a bust since coming into the NBA with Detroit as the No. 2 pick in the 2003 Draft – ahead of Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh – but he may have found his NBA home in Minnesota.

"He has provided us with something we sorely needed. He has the height and size and mobility,'' Wolves coach Kurt Rambis told FanHouse Friday. "He can play well at both ends of the floor. He gives us what we need at center. We've shown him that he could fit in well here.''

The Wolves have been using Milicic in an intriguing front-court rotation with Al Jefferson, 25, and Kevin Love, 21. Both are better suited to be power forwards, but both had been playing some center before Milicic arrived.

Rambis is the one who pushed the front-office to take Milicic from New York, even though the Knicks had soured on him. Rambis made it clear he wants him back next season. And a Timberwolves source confirmed their plans to try and re-sign him this summer.

Despite their opinion of him, the Timberwolves (14-58) remain stuck in a downward spiral, losing their 15th consecutive game Friday night, 106-97, to the Magic. They have won only one game since Milicic arrived from New York, which shows how desperate they have become.

As one of the youngest teams in the league, Minnesota believes that Milicic can develop playing alongside Jefferson and Love. Rambis wants a high-post center who can pass and shoot, which is what Milicic does best.

Milicic started his 10th game this month Friday night against the Magic – one of his former teams – and showed why the Wolves still are intrigued by him. In the first half, he had 10 points and four assists, scoring over Dwight Howard twice, then taking a charge from Howard at the other end. He also made a few nifty passes.

In the past, the knock against him always has been his lack of intensity and his reluctance to accept the physical part of the NBA game, often to the point of disinterest. That hasn't been a concern with the Wolves, who already are engulfed in a culture of losing.

Milicic has averaged 23.7 minutes. 6.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists in Minnesota. He has played at least 27 minutes in each of the last five games. He had 16 points, 12 rebounds and 3 assists in 28 minutes against the Lakers. He finished with 14 points and four rebounds Friday.

Milicic, who is from Serbia-Montenegro, had said earlier this season in New York that this would be his last NBA season before returning to Europe to play.

He had grown increasingly frustrated after the Knicks had buried him on the end of the bench, which also had happened earlier in his career in Detroit. He was 17 years old and playing in Yugoslavia when the Pistons originally drafted him.

His tone about leaving for Europe has changed dramatically since coming to Minnesota, and he said Friday that returning to the Wolves next season was looking more likely.

"This is a good thing for me here right now. I think me and Al (Jefferson) can work well together next season,'' he told FanHouse Friday. "I've always just wanted the chance to play, and play the right way. It looks like I can get that here. They trust me. If they are going to play me this much, and have any kind of goals to be a winning team, then I would like to come back.''

The Wolves are hoping they hit bottom this season, and hoping that Milicic will be part of the turnaround next fall. They will have at least two – and probably three – first-round draft choices in June. They also are expected to have $15-$20 million of salary cap space to chase free agents. Among this free agent class, there are not many quality centers, which is another reason the Wolves will try and re-sign Milicic. They are hoping to spend much of their cap space on a wing player.

"We've told him, 'Don't judge us on what happened in your NBA past.' Make your decision based on us,'' Rambis said. "Do you like the system? Which he does. Do you like playing with these guys? And he does. He has to make that decision (if he wants to play in the NBA). I think he fits well with us.''

http://nba.fanhouse.com/2010/03/27/wolves-plan-to-re-sign-milicic-this-summer/

Era evidente que los Wolves querrian firmarle un contrato este verano.
El tema es que al final van a terminar de convencer al jugador, ya que le estan dando lo que quiere.
Tampoco me haria muchas ilusiones con Milicic

guille10 escribió:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xpIv8HzV4w

el recital de Tomic frente al barcelona, por cierto, en no menos de 3 de sus canastas le hacen falta...

Jake La Motta escribió:

Kane escribió:Acabo de ver el último episodio de la cuarta temporada de Dexter. A C O J O N A N T E

Estoy ojiplático. En fin. Que pedazo de serie.

Yo me quede un tiempo en estado de shock
Durísimo.

Aitor95 escribió:

tmac_jugon escribió:

Wolves Plan to Re-Sign Darko Milicic

ORLANDO – The Minnesota Timberwolves are making plans to offer enigmatic center Darko Milicic a new multi-year contract this summer when he becomes a free agent, believing they can tap the potential that others saw but never could convert consistently.

Milicic, 24, joined the Wolves last month in a trade from the Knicks, the fourth team in the league to give up on him, despite having all the physical skills to be a productive NBA center.

At 7-0 and 245 pounds, Milicic has been labeled a bust since coming into the NBA with Detroit as the No. 2 pick in the 2003 Draft – ahead of Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh – but he may have found his NBA home in Minnesota.

"He has provided us with something we sorely needed. He has the height and size and mobility,'' Wolves coach Kurt Rambis told FanHouse Friday. "He can play well at both ends of the floor. He gives us what we need at center. We've shown him that he could fit in well here.''

The Wolves have been using Milicic in an intriguing front-court rotation with Al Jefferson, 25, and Kevin Love, 21. Both are better suited to be power forwards, but both had been playing some center before Milicic arrived.

Rambis is the one who pushed the front-office to take Milicic from New York, even though the Knicks had soured on him. Rambis made it clear he wants him back next season. And a Timberwolves source confirmed their plans to try and re-sign him this summer.

Despite their opinion of him, the Timberwolves (14-58) remain stuck in a downward spiral, losing their 15th consecutive game Friday night, 106-97, to the Magic. They have won only one game since Milicic arrived from New York, which shows how desperate they have become.

As one of the youngest teams in the league, Minnesota believes that Milicic can develop playing alongside Jefferson and Love. Rambis wants a high-post center who can pass and shoot, which is what Milicic does best.

Milicic started his 10th game this month Friday night against the Magic – one of his former teams – and showed why the Wolves still are intrigued by him. In the first half, he had 10 points and four assists, scoring over Dwight Howard twice, then taking a charge from Howard at the other end. He also made a few nifty passes.

In the past, the knock against him always has been his lack of intensity and his reluctance to accept the physical part of the NBA game, often to the point of disinterest. That hasn't been a concern with the Wolves, who already are engulfed in a culture of losing.

Milicic has averaged 23.7 minutes. 6.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists in Minnesota. He has played at least 27 minutes in each of the last five games. He had 16 points, 12 rebounds and 3 assists in 28 minutes against the Lakers. He finished with 14 points and four rebounds Friday.

Milicic, who is from Serbia-Montenegro, had said earlier this season in New York that this would be his last NBA season before returning to Europe to play.

He had grown increasingly frustrated after the Knicks had buried him on the end of the bench, which also had happened earlier in his career in Detroit. He was 17 years old and playing in Yugoslavia when the Pistons originally drafted him.

His tone about leaving for Europe has changed dramatically since coming to Minnesota, and he said Friday that returning to the Wolves next season was looking more likely.

"This is a good thing for me here right now. I think me and Al (Jefferson) can work well together next season,'' he told FanHouse Friday. "I've always just wanted the chance to play, and play the right way. It looks like I can get that here. They trust me. If they are going to play me this much, and have any kind of goals to be a winning team, then I would like to come back.''

The Wolves are hoping they hit bottom this season, and hoping that Milicic will be part of the turnaround next fall. They will have at least two – and probably three – first-round draft choices in June. They also are expected to have $15-$20 million of salary cap space to chase free agents. Among this free agent class, there are not many quality centers, which is another reason the Wolves will try and re-sign Milicic. They are hoping to spend much of their cap space on a wing player.

"We've told him, 'Don't judge us on what happened in your NBA past.' Make your decision based on us,'' Rambis said. "Do you like the system? Which he does. Do you like playing with these guys? And he does. He has to make that decision (if he wants to play in the NBA). I think he fits well with us.''

http://nba.fanhouse.com/2010/03/27/wolves-plan-to-re-sign-milicic-this-summer/

Era evidente que los Wolves querrian firmarle un contrato este verano.
El tema es que al final van a terminar de convencer al jugador, ya que le estan dando lo que quiere.
Tampoco me haria muchas ilusiones con Milicic