Shaq calls Kobe a clown

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SHAQ IS GANGSTA....


CAN YOU DIG IT!!!!!! CAN YOU DIG IT!!!!!

[nkhera1]

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wow good find dynasty4kobe, but it still doesn't explain kobe's stupid decisions, but at least i see why he hates kobe. In public he looks pretty good.

[nkhera1]

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wow good find dynasty4kobe, but it still doesn't explain kobe's stupid decisions, but at least i see why he hates kobe. In public he looks pretty good.

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wow good find dynasty4kobe, but it still doesn't explain kobe's stupid decisions, but at least i see why he hates kobe. In public he looks pretty good.

While I do agree Kobe took some un called for criticism at times, the man deserved alot of it also. It's as if the story is trying to put Kobe in the "squeaky clean" light again. No mention of how he cursed out the coach in practices, threw the ball at his feet, refered to some of his teammates as MF's took shots away from them, etc...

I mean c'mon, they both had deep issues ,and still do. The thing is somehow Shaq seems to be the one that draws players to him for some reason. I like him in ORL, but once he came to LA and got the 1st ring, his entire attitude went down the toilet, and he hasnt stopped since.

Kobe doesnt say things outright, but he's a sneak in the background, contrary to what we used to think.

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wow good find dynasty4kobe, but it still doesn't explain kobe's stupid decisions, but at least i see why he hates kobe. In public he looks pretty good.

While I do agree Kobe took some un called for criticism at times, the man deserved alot of it also. It's as if the story is trying to put Kobe in the "squeaky clean" light again. No mention of how he cursed out the coach in practices, threw the ball at his feet, refered to some of his teammates as MF's took shots away from them, etc...

I mean c'mon, they both had deep issues ,and still do. The thing is somehow Shaq seems to be the one that draws players to him for some reason. I like him in ORL, but once he came to LA and got the 1st ring, his entire attitude went down the toilet, and he hasnt stopped since.

Kobe doesnt say things outright, but he's a sneak in the background, contrary to what we used to think.

[SportsTop]

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The only thing this tells me is that there was (and is) much more to the Shaq/Kobe saga then any of us will ever know. I, for one, am tired of speculating and hearing other people speculate.

In the end I think it's best that everyone agree that these two will be much better off not on the same team.

No mention of how he cursed out the coach in practices, threw the ball at his feet, refered to some of his teammates as MF's took shots away from them, etc...

KDRE.....the thing that bothers me about this comment in particular is that we don't know how any of the greats act/acted when they were young. Did Jordan curse out other players and let them know that he should be taking shots in certain situations? We'll never know because teammates respected the "team" code of silence moreso than they do today. In fact, with free agency and the breeding of selfishness in the younger generation there really isn't much loyalty among teammates anymore.

Based off of the story posted above I'd say that while Kobe was pampered from a young age and probably did have a "higher than thou" aura about him, it seems as if Shaq and his sheep didn't give him much of a chance from the get go.

How would any of us act in that situation?

[SportsTop]

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The only thing this tells me is that there was (and is) much more to the Shaq/Kobe saga then any of us will ever know. I, for one, am tired of speculating and hearing other people speculate.

In the end I think it's best that everyone agree that these two will be much better off not on the same team.

No mention of how he cursed out the coach in practices, threw the ball at his feet, refered to some of his teammates as MF's took shots away from them, etc...

KDRE.....the thing that bothers me about this comment in particular is that we don't know how any of the greats act/acted when they were young. Did Jordan curse out other players and let them know that he should be taking shots in certain situations? We'll never know because teammates respected the "team" code of silence moreso than they do today. In fact, with free agency and the breeding of selfishness in the younger generation there really isn't much loyalty among teammates anymore.

Based off of the story posted above I'd say that while Kobe was pampered from a young age and probably did have a "higher than thou" aura about him, it seems as if Shaq and his sheep didn't give him much of a chance from the get go.

How would any of us act in that situation?

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I think Shaq is the clown between the two of them....

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I think Shaq is the clown between the two of them....

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KDRE.....the thing that bothers me about this comment in particular is that we don't know how any of the greats act/acted when they were young. Did Jordan curse out other players and let them know that he should be taking shots in certain situations? We'll never know because teammates respected the "team" code of silence moreso than they do today. In fact, with free agency and the breeding of selfishness in the younger generation there really isn't much loyalty among teammates anymore.

You're talking about is totally different. I meant off the court. In the locker room, while they were in practice, after he decided not to shoot in an important game.

I speaking solely on things based on what the article isnt doing. Telling both sides. I agree there isnt much loyalty, but in a case where it's a mans personal life is thrown out into the public for no apparent reason, it's just not justifiable. The article is sorta pro kobe like, as if he never initiated anything, it was all and always Shaq only when that simply isnt the case.

With that, I still don't care for either of their personalities anymore. They both just soured on me to be honest.

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KDRE.....the thing that bothers me about this comment in particular is that we don't know how any of the greats act/acted when they were young. Did Jordan curse out other players and let them know that he should be taking shots in certain situations? We'll never know because teammates respected the "team" code of silence moreso than they do today. In fact, with free agency and the breeding of selfishness in the younger generation there really isn't much loyalty among teammates anymore.

You're talking about is totally different. I meant off the court. In the locker room, while they were in practice, after he decided not to shoot in an important game.

I speaking solely on things based on what the article isnt doing. Telling both sides. I agree there isnt much loyalty, but in a case where it's a mans personal life is thrown out into the public for no apparent reason, it's just not justifiable. The article is sorta pro kobe like, as if he never initiated anything, it was all and always Shaq only when that simply isnt the case.

With that, I still don't care for either of their personalities anymore. They both just soured on me to be honest.

[Streets]

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I don't even know this kid. But I knew he was a weirdo.

LMAO!!!

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I don't even know this kid. But I knew he was a weirdo.

LMAO!!!

[nkhera1]

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i think their both big clowns. I mean there is enough time in a game for both of them to have to ball, now shaq will have to actually exert some energy in the regular season, and kobe won't have the big man in the middle to make life easer.

[nkhera1]

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i think their both big clowns. I mean there is enough time in a game for both of them to have to ball, now shaq will have to actually exert some energy in the regular season, and kobe won't have the big man in the middle to make life easer.