Bargnani contract offer from Sutor Montegranaro

RocLaFamilia · Post #16 » by **RocLaFamilia** » Sun Oct 2, 2011 7:57 pm

edit - thanks for clearing that up Ozzy, my bad LeoLovinLiberal

Thelonious · Post #17 » by **Thelonious** » Sun Oct 2, 2011 8:22 pm

RocLaFamilia wrote:
dagger wrote:Getting back on topic, Sutor Montegranaro is a pretty small market, and I suspect this is a publicity stunt. More than likely Bargnani will end up with a major market in Italy.

Yup, this is for him to market their shoes, not play for the team. Isn't that odd that here in North America he is jeered and hated on, yet in Italy he is used for publicity stunts.

I live in Europe and never heard of Fabi. It must be the Primo Pasta of footwear.

Indeed · Post #18 » by **Indeed** » Sun Oct 2, 2011 10:12 pm

Sonrise wrote:He never said he wished he got hurt. People who can read people's mind are too gifted to be wasting their time on here.

When you are imaging stealing something, you are sinned.
If there is no law (penalty), you will do it, instead of knowing this is wrong at the first place.
Therefore, everyone here believes that is not something he should be said at the first place.

Lawnmower Man · Post #19 » by **Lawnmower Man** » Sun Oct 2, 2011 11:11 pm

Laowai wrote:
mirrornick wrote:Imagine he gets a season ending type of injury and all of a sudden Ed Davis emerges into a star by avg 20/10

Your context is and hopes still wishing Bargs a injury.

Maybe I'm a bad person, but I kind of hope this happens too. Not that I want Bargnani to have a serious injury, rather, something like a pulled hamstring that will keep him out of commission for a couple months so that Ed Davis will get a chance to play major minutes at the 4 spot and get a chance to develop. Something needs to happen for BC to realize that Ed is the true future four, and not Bargnani.

dagger · Post #20 » by **dagger** » Mon Oct 3, 2011 12:57 am

Lawnmower Man wrote:Something needs to happen for BC to realize that Ed is the true future four, and not Bargnani.

You assume that Ed is that good, but this draft has 3-4 power forwards near the top who will be better than Ed Davis, and if we get one of them, I'd trade both Ed and Andrea faster than you can say Chapel Hill.

RocLaFamilia · Post #21 » by **RocLaFamilia** » Mon Oct 3, 2011 1:30 am

dagger wrote:
Lawnmower Man wrote:Something needs to happen for BC to realize that Ed is the true future four, and not Bargnani.

You assume that Ed is that good, but this draft has 3-4 power forwards near the top who will be better than Ed Davis, and if we get one of them, I'd trade both Ed and Andrea faster than you can say Chapel Hill.

Hmmm I wonder who Dagger wants to draft :lol:

I like what you did there

BetterCallSaul · Post #22 » by **BetterCallSaul** » Mon Oct 3, 2011 1:45 am

RocLaFamilia wrote:
dagger wrote:Getting back on topic, Sutor Montegranaro is a pretty small market, and I suspect this is a publicity stunt. More than likely Bargnani will end up with a major market in Italy.

Yup, this is for him to market their shoes, not play for the team. Isn't that odd that here in North America he is jeered and hated on, yet in Italy he is used for publicity stunts.

No, it's not odd at all.

ska · Post #23 » by **ska** » Mon Oct 3, 2011 5:22 am

Aniway, there isn't an issue with NIKE.

Fabi shoes are high level everyday shoes, not basket shoes.

Laowai · Post #24 » by **Laowai** » Mon Oct 3, 2011 6:46 am

Lawnmower Man wrote:
Laowai wrote:
mirrornick wrote:Imagine he gets a season ending type of injury and all of a sudden Ed Davis emerges into a star by avg 20/10

Your context is and hopes still wishing Bargs a injury.

Maybe I'm a bad person, but I kind of hope this happens too. Not that I want Bargnani to have a serious injury, rather, something like a pulled hamstring that will keep him out of commission for a couple months so that Ed Davis will get a chance to play major minutes at the 4 spot and get a chance to develop. Something needs to happen for BC to realize that Ed is the true future four, and not Bargnani.

Just a very ignorant person on many levels a severely injured Bargs has no trade value and even though insurance will pay his salary it gives the Raptors no cap relief. I'm soooo sorry you fell off the turnip truck when you were young.

RaptorGuy · Post #25 » by **RaptorGuy** » Mon Oct 3, 2011 2:02 pm

Lawnmower Man wrote:
Laowai wrote:
mirrornick wrote:Imagine he gets a season ending type of injury and all of a sudden Ed Davis emerges into a star by avg 20/10

Your context is and hopes still wishing Bargs a injury.

Maybe I'm a bad person, but I kind of hope this happens too. Not that I want Bargnani to have a serious injury, rather, something like a pulled hamstring that will keep him out of commission for a couple months so that Ed Davis will get a chance to play major minutes at the 4 spot and get a chance to develop. Something needs to happen for BC to realize that Ed is the true future four, and not Bargnani.

Damn little kids on these forums. Ignorance runs wild here sometimes. To wish an injury on someone is just wrong and really shows your age.

Why so much love for Ed Davis? I hope he develops as a player for the Raptors, but all he has right now is potential. I'm not ready to give him starter minutes just yet.

antoniorecio · Post #26 » by **antoniorecio** » Tue Oct 4, 2011 12:57 pm

Lawnmower Man wrote:
Laowai wrote:
mirrornick wrote:Imagine he gets a season ending type of injury and all of a sudden Ed Davis emerges into a star by avg 20/10

Your context is and hopes still wishing Bargs a injury.

Maybe I'm a bad person, but I kind of hope this happens too. Not that I want Bargnani to have a serious injury, rather, something like a pulled hamstring that will keep him out of commission for a couple months so that Ed Davis will get a chance to play major minutes at the 4 spot and get a chance to develop. Something needs to happen for BC to realize that Ed is the true future four, and not Bargnani.

Come on guys wouldnt it be better trading Andrea?? I dont know if Ed will be a 20/10 player but he will be better than AB pretty soon.

Post #27 » by **The Duke** » Tue Oct 4, 2011 1:00 pm

I just think is interesting.. that all these players are settling for relatively low level contracts compared to what they think they are suppose to get in the NBA

CaptainFanchini · Post #28 » by **CaptainFanchini** » Wed Oct 5, 2011 4:28 pm

dagger wrote:Getting back on topic, Sutor Montegranaro is a pretty small market, and I suspect this is a publicity stunt. More than likely Bargnani will end up with a major market in Italy.

Yes, Montegranaro is a small town in the Marche region and the smallest market in A League.

But their audience is passionate and from this year they're going to play in the big city of Ancona (the Marche's capital) and in a new arena.

Something like the Nets moving from "cityless" NJ to Brooklyn/New York.

J-Roc · Post #29 » by **J-Roc** » Wed Oct 5, 2011 5:03 pm

The Duke wrote:I just think is interesting.. that all these players are settling for relatively low level contracts compared to what they think they are suppose to get in the NBA

If you sat down for dessert and there was a small pie, you'd accept a small piece of the pie. But if you sat down and there was a huge pie, you'd want your fair share.

What the players should realize is if teams get contracted, there will be fewer chairs at the table with the bigger pie.

I want pie.

Abba Zabba · Post #30 » by **Abba Zabba** » Wed Oct 5, 2011 5:17 pm

J-Roc wrote:
The Duke wrote:I just think is interesting.. that all these players are settling for relatively low level contracts compared to what they think they are suppose to get in the NBA

If you sat down for dessert and there was a small pie, you'd accept a small piece of the pie. But if you sat down and there was a huge pie, you'd want your fair share.

What the players should realize is if teams get contracted, there will be fewer chairs at the table with the bigger pie.

I want pie.

bravo!

ponder276 · Post #31 » by **ponder276** » Thu Oct 6, 2011 7:48 am

Only 3 months? I was hoping for 3 years.

mihaic · Post #32 » by **mihaic** » Sat Oct 8, 2011 2:08 am

ponder276 wrote:Only 3 months? I was hoping for 3 years.

Then you were hoping the lockout will last 3 years

KG1585 · Post #33 » by **KG1585** » Sat Oct 8, 2011 10:21 pm

Bargs to Roma?

Virtus Roma''''owner Claudio However, confirms that discussions are currently ongoing between the club and''''Raptors center Andrea Barnjāni players. Barnjanī is the first European to draftēts the first serial number, that player would not only improve, any club marketing, but to win a great victory.

http://translate.google.ca/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fsportacentrs.com%2Fbasketbols%2Fnba%2F08102011-roma_mekle_sponsorus_barnjani_iegadei&act=url

mihaic · Post #34 » by **mihaic** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:10 am

KG1585 wrote:Bargs to Roma?

Virtus Roma''''owner Claudio However, confirms that discussions are currently ongoing between the club and''''Raptors center Andrea Barnjāni players. Barnjanī is the first European to draftēts the first serial number, that player would not only improve, any club marketing, but to win a great victory.

http://translate.google.ca/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fsportacentrs.com%2Fbasketbols%2Fnba%2F08102011-roma_mekle_sponsorus_barnjani_iegadei&act=url

Who is Andrea Barnjāni? we should sign him up, he singlehandedly draftēts the first serial number but to win a great victory. Do what the Romans do! Bring Barnjāni to Toronto. We should also convince Mr. However to buy the Raps franchise from MLSE

Sorry but that translation cracked me up

mihaic · Post #35 » by **mihaic** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:19 am

LOL

From the translation: Barnjāni played last season in Toronto Raptors''''unit, gaining 21.4 per game punt, winning 5.2 and 1.8 times the ball effectively, piespēlējot teammates.

Google should improve their lithuanian translation function. However Barnjāni should stop piespēlējotting his teammates