Supreme Commander wrote:Doctor_Harvey wrote:you fools mimicked me
I'm pretty sure each and every poster would rather punch themselves as hard as they can in the crotch than mimic you.
Imitated but never duplicated!
Next case!
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Supreme Commander wrote:Doctor_Harvey wrote:you fools mimicked me
I'm pretty sure each and every poster would rather punch themselves as hard as they can in the crotch than mimic you.
SoCal Knicks wrote:This is pure speculation, LB isn't going to play in Europe in 2010. LB I'm sure values winning NBA championships more then making a little more or about the same amount of money. I say this because he make more from his endorsement deals then he does on his NBA salary. The companies that pay him to endorse their products would want him to promote here in the state more then in europe.
LB is big here in the states, but he falls short in popularity around the world when it comes to sports because soccer is the number one sport in the in europe. Case in point, LB will never be as popular David Beckham as a global icon because basketball isn't as popular around the world as soccer ( I really should be calling it football) is.
Smoke24 wrote:SoCal Knicks wrote:This is pure speculation, LB isn't going to play in Europe in 2010. LB I'm sure values winning NBA championships more then making a little more or about the same amount of money. I say this because he make more from his endorsement deals then he does on his NBA salary. The companies that pay him to endorse their products would want him to promote here in the state more then in europe.
LB is big here in the states, but he falls short in popularity around the world when it comes to sports because soccer is the number one sport in the in europe. Case in point, LB will never be as popular David Beckham as a global icon because basketball isn't as popular around the world as soccer ( I really should be calling it football) is.
Did Doc call us dunderheads???
Anyway, If it is all about money for Lebron, then he can take his act somewhere else, I don't care anymore. Whatever happened to playing for the love of the game, obviously if money is his main focus then go ahead, go to europe, money can only make you happy for so long and being away from home probably wont make him all that happy.
Globally he's already large in China and thats a big market, not larger than yao, but big nonetheless. It may surprise people how big U.S. Athletes are overseas. He doesn't need to go for the money, but if he does then god bless him.
NikeAir wrote:Now that Obama is probably going to be prestident I'm thinking the iraq stuff is gonna end and the America's dollar value will rise again putting it ahead of the Euro. So Not many players will go there now that they won't have am many euros to throw around.
Doctor_Harvey wrote:SoCal Knicks wrote:This is pure speculation, LB isn't going to play in Europe in 2010. LB I'm sure values winning NBA championships more then making a little more or about the same amount of money. I say this because he make more from his endorsement deals then he does on his NBA salary. The companies that pay him to endorse their products would want him to promote here in the state more then in europe.
LB is big here in the states, but he falls short in popularity around the world when it comes to sports because soccer is the number one sport in the in europe. Case in point, LB will never be as popular David Beckham as a global icon because basketball isn't as popular around the world as soccer ( I really should be calling it football) is.
Bless them, oh Lord, for they are sooooooooooo naive!
No basketball endorsements for NBA super-stars who might migrate to Europe, huh? Ha ha ha!! Sooooo naive!
They DO wear sneakers in Europe, Homey! And Nike DOES sell sneakers in Europe! And b-ball is gaining in popularity by leaps and bounds!
Bless them, oh Lord!
Doctor_Harvey wrote:NikeAir wrote:Now that Obama is probably going to be prestident I'm thinking the iraq stuff is gonna end and the America's dollar value will rise again putting it ahead of the Euro. So Not many players will go there now that they won't have am many euros to throw around.
Have you any earthly idea how far the US dollar is BEHIND the Euro?? The US dollar has fallen apart at the very seams! It would take yrs, if not decades for the dollar to attain even PARITY with the powerful Euro!
SoCal Knicks wrote:Doctor_Harvey wrote:SoCal Knicks wrote:This is pure speculation, LB isn't going to play in Europe in 2010. LB I'm sure values winning NBA championships more then making a little more or about the same amount of money. I say this because he make more from his endorsement deals then he does on his NBA salary. The companies that pay him to endorse their products would want him to promote here in the state more then in europe.
LB is big here in the states, but he falls short in popularity around the world when it comes to sports because soccer is the number one sport in the in europe. Case in point, LB will never be as popular David Beckham as a global icon because basketball isn't as popular around the world as soccer ( I really should be calling it football) is.
Bless them, oh Lord, for they are sooooooooooo naive!
No basketball endorsements for NBA super-stars who might migrate to Europe, huh? Ha ha ha!! Sooooo naive!
They DO wear sneakers in Europe, Homey! And Nike DOES sell sneakers in Europe! And b-ball is gaining in popularity by leaps and bounds!
Bless them, oh Lord!
Hey old man... Do you really think LB will sell shoes here in the states as well if he move abroad as oppose to staying here? My answer is no. You figure all endorsement deals have clauses in them that allows the player to make more money while playing in larger markets, i.e. In LA, NY, vs in smaller markets. So do you think Nike would want LB here in the states, where Nike BASKETBALL SHOES sell much better here then in Europe, due to SOCCER is the #1 sport there? IF LB was a soccer player that would be different. So do you think Nike would much rather him stay here in the states or go abroad?
NikeAir wrote:Doctor_Harvey wrote:NikeAir wrote:Now that Obama is probably going to be prestident I'm thinking the iraq stuff is gonna end and the America's dollar value will rise again putting it ahead of the Euro. So Not many players will go there now that they won't have am many euros to throw around.
Have you any earthly idea how far the US dollar is BEHIND the Euro?? The US dollar has fallen apart at the very seams! It would take yrs, if not decades for the dollar to attain even PARITY with the powerful Euro!
Ah, crap then the NBA might get F*** if LeBron gos over there which he probably won't
SoCal Knicks wrote:He's started all this with a article that has no legs to it. It was a pure speculated article, it even states that in the article.
Doctor_Harvey wrote:LeBron is not the only super-star who could defect to Europe. There are others who could also greatly impact the NBA in a negative way if they depart.
I'll say it again: Unless Stern either does away with the salary cap or greatly adjusts it, we WILL lose top talent to the Euro League. Mark my words!
VinnyTheMick wrote:Just shut the f_ck up. Lebron will not play outside of the NBA.