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He was still really productive and athletic for someone his age. I hope he comes back even though I know he won't.
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BrOwNiN187 wrote:
zo is a classless bum. raps and nets fans dont say anything?
thats like starting a hitler regime appreciation thread and saying "appreciate his economic policy, but jews, please don't mention the holocaust"
Ummm... no, it's nothing like that.
At all.
Way to keep some perspective there, champ.JDB1523 wrote:
I wanna see him flex now.
I can't stand this guy. From his born-again Christian references after he got a new kidney, to him playing NJ like a fiddle after the surgery, down to his last Macho Man impression, I'll be the first to say don't let the door hit you on the way out...
Alonzo Morning has no class.
Sounds like you have plenty of class.Talking about'I want to see him flex now' (as in 'I want to see him flex now that's he's injured') to making fun of his religion, it definitelysounds like you are way ahead of Zo in the 'classy' department.
I've always found responses like that to be ironic. I can understand not liking a guy, but I can't understand how someone can sit there and be so blindtowards their own actions that they fail to see how classlessly they accuse someone else of being classless.Just doesn't add up.
Raptors Fans:
Why should I respect a player who refused to play for a team he was traded to. Whatever fan of any team that your associated with, if you had a really goodplayer be traded to your team, and then demand to be traded out and not even report for the physical, would you have any respect for that player? I sure ashell dont. Its karma, about damn time too.
Like all of the good he has done (and he has done more than your favorite player, unless your favorite player is Dikembe) means nothing to you karma folks.
Oh yeah tough guy? What if my favorite player is Manute Bol tough guy.
Personally, I liked Hornets Zo best, absolute beast.
He currently sits 9th All-Time in blocks.
Interesting stat while I was looking things up, in 624 games, Manute Bol had 2086 blocks, only behind Mark Eaton in BPG.
JDB1523 wrote:
I wanna see him flex now.
I can't stand this guy. From his born-again Christian references after he got a new kidney, to him playing NJ like a fiddle after the surgery, down to his last Macho Man impression, I'll be the first to say don't let the door hit you on the way out...
Alonzo Morning has no class.
Sounds like you have plenty of class.Talking about 'I want to see him flex now' (as in 'I want to see him flex now that's he's injured') to making fun of his religion, it definitely sounds like you are way ahead of Zo in the 'classy' department.
I've always found responses like that to be ironic. I can understand not liking a guy, but I can't understand how someone can sit there and be so blind towards their own actions that they fail to see how classlessly they accuse someone else of being classless.Just doesn't add up.
Whoa whoa. Nowhere did I 'make fun' of his religion, my point is that he's a very fake individual. Regardless of my personal religion,I know for a fact that Christians are taught to be humble and, at least in my 'classless' opinion, running around flexing after grabbing basic reboundsis hardly humble. Then he told NJ he could never play basketball again, and how many years has he been with the Heat? And not only WITH them (like as a FTcoach or some BS), but making solid contributions off the bench.
This, ska, is what is ironic. Ask Alanis Morissette if you're still confused.
Like all of the good he has done (and he has done more than your favorite player, unless your favorite player is Dikembe) means nothing to you karma folks.
Oh no, i totally realize that hes done so much good for charities and the miami community. Its not that I dont see that. He is a great person for the Miamicommunity. But to me, I could care less if he played or didnt. I just have never liked Zo at any time in his career.
you don't have to like him or admire him, but you have to respect him
at you tellin people they have to respect people. Nobody is forcing me to respect him or not. I have my own reasons, which started before the Torontosituation to begin with.
Originally Posted by eddiehouse5
this has nothing to do with respect. was he a great on court performer? yes. everyone can agree to that.
is he a likable person? no. that's what the people have a problem with.
for someone who has struggled like he has, he sure makes it easy to not like him.