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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#241 » by Mavrelous » Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:00 pm

Luk must sit, he's frustrated and is taking it out on his team mates
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#242 » by Archx » Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:26 pm

KhalilS wrote:Luk must sit, he's frustrated and is taking it out on his team mates


Are you watching the game lol? He's giving them open shots and layups on a platter again, you would be frustrated too. It's true that our defense is beyond horrible but refs were very one sided when Poland was making a run.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#243 » by Mavrelous » Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:45 pm

**** doesn't look good for Muric
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#244 » by Archx » Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:52 pm

Slovenia can't get to the FT line. Driving to the rim entire evening... how is this possible that Poland hardly fouls lol.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#245 » by Apz » Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:34 pm

3 bad quarters and 1 amazing, and its still close
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#246 » by Mavrelous » Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:37 pm

Man, this is the 1st failure in Luka's profissional career, I hope he has the support around him to grow through it.
Officiating is absurd, and has been for all of this tournament, FIBA must do better
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#247 » by XTraderXL » Wed Sep 14, 2022 8:58 pm

So, was I right or was I right? :)

Luka couldnt walk before end of the 3rd quarter. I told you he was out of shape.

He also needs to work on his psyche, he is not able to control his emotions and thats why he is so up and down with his FTs. Cant trust him. His behaviour at the end of the game was disgusting, he should get fined for his primitivity. This was a joke of a performance and he failed completely in the first game that actually mattered and had to be won. I dont count Belgium, Slovenia would have won that even without Luka
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#248 » by Darren » Thu Sep 15, 2022 4:39 am

I think Slovenia as a whole need to respect opponents more. Slovenia underperforms against Bosnia, Belgium and Poland. This is a problem of mindsets. Looking down on opponents is never a good sign. Plays with energy and effort facing whoever. This is a lesson the Greece learnt a couple of days ago. A blow out win by Germany is inexcusable.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#249 » by Apz » Thu Sep 15, 2022 6:13 am

XTraderXL wrote:So, was I right or was I right? :)

Luka couldnt walk before end of the 3rd quarter. I told you he was out of shape.

He also needs to work on his psyche, he is not able to control his emotions and thats why he is so up and down with his FTs. Cant trust him. His behaviour at the end of the game was disgusting, he should get fined for his primitivity. This was a joke of a performance and he failed completely in the first game that actually mattered and had to be won. I dont count Belgium, Slovenia would have won that even without Luka


U forgot the right answer which were u were wrong. Had nothing to do with his shape, he played hurt. Unless u consider shape== hurt? Personally didnt think it was that bad before game, bit he had to take a shot in 3rd quarter to even continue to play, and going to lockerroom at halftime I wondered if he even would play more if not for a knockout game.

Gets a few weeks rest now, then on it. Cant wait for new season. Very intrested in how hardy will develop and how wood will look in this team.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#250 » by XTraderXL » Thu Sep 15, 2022 8:04 am

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XTraderXL wrote:So, was I right or was I right? :)

Luka couldnt walk before end of the 3rd quarter. I told you he was out of shape.

He also needs to work on his psyche, he is not able to control his emotions and thats why he is so up and down with his FTs. Cant trust him. His behaviour at the end of the game was disgusting, he should get fined for his primitivity. This was a joke of a performance and he failed completely in the first game that actually mattered and had to be won. I dont count Belgium, Slovenia would have won that even without Luka


U forgot the right answer which were u were wrong. Had nothing to do with his shape, he played hurt. Unless u consider shape== hurt? Personally didnt think it was that bad before game, bit he had to take a shot in 3rd quarter to even continue to play, and going to lockerroom at halftime I wondered if he even would play more if not for a knockout game.

Gets a few weeks rest now, then on it. Cant wait for new season. Very intrested in how hardy will develop and how wood will look in this team.


Yeah, sure. Every time he plays bad and looks like he will die on the court, he is hurt. Must be hurt every 3 games then :lol:
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#251 » by Archx » Thu Sep 15, 2022 10:27 am

XTraderXL wrote:So, was I right or was I right? :)

Luka couldnt walk before end of the 3rd quarter. I told you he was out of shape.

He also needs to work on his psyche, he is not able to control his emotions and thats why he is so up and down with his FTs. Cant trust him. His behaviour at the end of the game was disgusting, he should get fined for his primitivity. This was a joke of a performance and he failed completely in the first game that actually mattered and had to be won. I dont count Belgium, Slovenia would have won that even without Luka


His behaviour at the end of the game was the same as Dragic's. They both went after refs because they were absolutely horrible. They allowed Poland to play physical but not the other way around. Slovenia was driving to the rim entire evening while Poland was mostly shooting jumpers. Yet somehow, Poland ended with 31 FTA !!!! (11 more than SLO)

Luka received pain injections to his back at the half so he was extra mad and exhausted but wanted to play on. Sure, his shot wasn't falling but he still hustled and played good defense. Blažič was amazing, Gogi tried his best for his age, while other guys like Murič and Prepelič were missing clear layups and FT's. Tobey is a shell of himself from what he was years ago.

I knew this team will have huge problems if Luka wouldn't have his usual god-like games. It is what it is. Also, Sekulič must go, dude is even more lost in space than Dimec.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#252 » by DrPampiloni » Fri Sep 16, 2022 9:31 am

XTraderXL wrote:
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XTraderXL wrote:So, was I right or was I right? :)

Luka couldnt walk before end of the 3rd quarter. I told you he was out of shape.

He also needs to work on his psyche, he is not able to control his emotions and thats why he is so up and down with his FTs. Cant trust him. His behaviour at the end of the game was disgusting, he should get fined for his primitivity. This was a joke of a performance and he failed completely in the first game that actually mattered and had to be won. I dont count Belgium, Slovenia would have won that even without Luka


U forgot the right answer which were u were wrong. Had nothing to do with his shape, he played hurt. Unless u consider shape== hurt? Personally didnt think it was that bad before game, bit he had to take a shot in 3rd quarter to even continue to play, and going to lockerroom at halftime I wondered if he even would play more if not for a knockout game.

Gets a few weeks rest now, then on it. Cant wait for new season. Very intrested in how hardy will develop and how wood will look in this team.


Yeah, sure. Every time he plays bad and looks like he will die on the court, he is hurt. Must be hurt every 3 games then :lol:


He received an injection at halftime

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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#253 » by 41Dirk41 » Fri Sep 16, 2022 5:40 pm

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Bob8 wrote:
41Dirk41 wrote:Sabonis is overrated and Val needs a good playmaker to be effettive, i think France is way better.


Are you sure? ;)


I didn't know that Batum,De Colo,Frank ecc were out... With this roster they are not so good obviously :lol:


Not so good but they will play the final... Yabusele is amazing, i'd like him like 3&D in rotation with DFS and Bullock.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#254 » by Bob8 » Fri Sep 16, 2022 9:04 pm

41Dirk41 wrote:
41Dirk41 wrote:
Bob8 wrote:
Are you sure? ;)


I didn't know that Batum,De Colo,Frank ecc were out... With this roster they are not so good obviously :lol:


Not so good but they will play the final... Yabusele is amazing, i'd like him like 3&D in rotation with DFS and Bullock.


They might be the luckiest team ever. Turkey was, 2 points up, had 2 FT and possession 10 seconds before the end. That should be game over. They missed 2 FTs and lost the ball, and France has won in second overtime. Next game Italy was 2 points up and had 2FT, they have missed them both and last possession to win, France again won in overtime. And then Slovenia gave them Poland in semis.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#255 » by Mavrelous » Sun Sep 18, 2022 8:15 pm

Spain, the tam that never dies...
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#256 » by 41Dirk41 » Sun Sep 18, 2022 9:29 pm

KhalilS wrote:Spain, the tam that never dies...


Bo Cruz was on fire 8-)
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#257 » by 41Dirk41 » Tue Sep 20, 2022 1:48 pm

I read something about a party the night before Slovenia-Poland.
Well done Luka. Good work.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#258 » by XTraderXL » Wed Sep 21, 2022 8:27 am

41Dirk41 wrote:I read something about a party the night before Slovenia-Poland.
Well done Luka. Good work.


Not surprised. One of the reasons I believe he will never live up to his potential.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#259 » by Mavrelous » Wed Sep 21, 2022 9:14 am

News are coming from Bosnian media, unless Slovenian reporter reports, I'll take it with a grain of salt.
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Re: An early Eurobasket thread 

Post#260 » by Bob8 » Wed Sep 21, 2022 9:21 am

XTraderXL wrote:
41Dirk41 wrote:I read something about a party the night before Slovenia-Poland.
Well done Luka. Good work.


Not surprised. One of the reasons I believe he will never live up to his potential.


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