HIF wrote:Unlike many I support the Miami Heat not a player or coach.
With regards Bron and Spo does it really matter who I like more? I support the Miami Heat therefore I support them both.
Spo has been with the team for a lot longer and I freely admit to liking him more than Bron. I didn't like Bron when he was with Cleveland (obviously) I didn't like "the decision" I thought it was immature but I liked getting Bron on the Heat. I've supported Bron through these last 4 years and he and WE have done well. I expect him to return and play another 2 years here, I'll support him then and when he eventually leaves I'll stop supporting him, unless he stays here till he retires. I'll always like Wade and UD more than Lebron. They are Heaters. I feel that Bron is a rental, just like Ray, Ray who I like will never be a Heat, he'll be a sonic or a celtic. Payton wasn't a heat, Williams wasn't a heat, Shaq wasn't a heat. All just short term rentals.
Do you see Pierce as a Celtic or a Net? Do you view Shaq as a laker, Magic, Heat or sun etc...?
Damn I even view Beas as a heat - that's why I want him to do well. He's one of our own.
I even liked Joel more than I like Lebron, it's not about support though. Whilst he's in a Heat uniform I'll support him. At present he isn't and he isn't making the effort that I'd like to see from him to make MY team better.
Is that clear enough for you?
I can understand supporting Wade or Haslem more than Lebron.
Supporting Spo more than Lebron is ridiculous and shows what a Spo homer you are.
Also the timing of your announcement is "coincidental". Why didn't all this Lebron is just a rental talk come up while he was winning for us?
And even if you support guys like Spo more than Lebron, the amount of hate you have thrown his way because he MIGHT leave is ridiculous.
Why should Lebron be expected to be loyal to you when the smallest rumor and you bash him? Not to mention his loyalty involves his livelihood and legacy while yours just requires a few keystrokes.
Your emotions fuel the narratives that you create. You see what you want to see. You believe what you want to believe. You ascribe meaning when it is not there. You create significance when it is not present.