Edit: I was a fan of Pau Gasol until he became a laker

[TrueGreen]

I was surprised by it, but I think Gasol kept the Lakers in the finals last year and I think he won the game for them against the C's last week.

[twistedrico]

I don't admire Pau Gasol at all.  Just thought i would add that.

[Scalablob990]

In a weird way I do like the guy and would hate if he left the Lakers. I mean when he falls on the ground and starts crying he was fouled, its hilarious, or his wannabe Garnett chest bump. There can be only one...Pau Gasoft.

[ACF]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

[CoachCowens]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

If only Wade was a whinny flopping crybaby you would be dead on.

[ACF]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

If only Wade was a whinny flopping crybaby you would be dead on.

Blame Stern, not Gasol.

[Redz]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

If only Wade was a whinny flopping crybaby you would be dead on.

Blame Stern, not Gasol.

I admire David Stern thread anyone?

[ACF]

"The reason I admire Stern is that except for a single crooked ref (we hope it's just one) Stern mostly keeps his league one step ahead of trouble."
             --Mike Freeman, CBS Sports


 

[greenwise]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

LOL! I think this is the last time i dare to start a topic about someone who has ever worn yellow and purple

Now, seriously...I guess i like him more since he comes from Spain. I haven't lived in my country since the 90's, so i guess that little facts like a countryman playing in the second best team in the league and actually being an all star make me fell proud and a little homesick

However, i have been a fan of the NBA for more than 20 years...hell i am as old as Paul Pierce and i have always been a celtic fan. I have watched games with Larry Bird, Sherman Douglas, Alton Lister, Greg Minor, Antoine Walker, Dana Barros, Tony Battie and Kevin Garnett. I haven't stopped supporting my team, no matter if they won 15, 33 or 66 games. I bleed green.

And i will not write about a non celtic in this blog ever again 

[Redz]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

LOL! I think this is the last time i dare to start a topic about someone who has ever worn yellow and purple

Now, seriously...I guess i like him more since he comes from Spain. I haven't lived in my country since the 90's, so i guess that little facts like a countryman playing in the second best team in the league and actually being an all star make me fell proud and a little homesick

However, i have been a fan of the NBA for more than 20 years...hell i am as old as Paul Pierce and i have always been a celtic fan. I have watched games with Larry Bird, Sherman Douglas, Alton Lister, Greg Minor, Antoine Walker, Dana Barros, Tony Battie and Kevin Garnett. I haven't stopped supporting my team, no matter if they won 15, 33 or 66 games. I bleed green.

And i will not write about a non celtic in this blog ever again 

Sounds like a Laker Lover to me 

(says the guy who had the audacity to admit he thought Kobe had a nice swish)

[drunk_guy_at_an_80s_party]

Now, seriously...I guess i like him more since he comes from Spain. I haven't lived in my country since the 90's, so i guess that little facts like a countryman playing in the second best team in the league and actually being an all star make me fell proud and a little homesick

What? He's playing for the Cavaliers now?

[greenwise]

LOL!!

Should i edit the title of the thread? Maybe change it to something like: "i admit it: i WAS a fan of Pau Gasol, but i promise to go to therapy"

[Bankshot]

I don't think Gasol is soft.
His game is more a game of finesse.
Call it the European style of b-ball.

If I were from Spain, I'd probably
admire him as well. Much like people
from Canada admire Steve Nash and (most)
people from the USA admire Dwyane Wade.

Pau does look like a llama, though 

LOL! I think this is the last time i dare to start a topic about someone who has ever worn yellow and purple

Thank you, I'd appreciate that very much.

[ACF]

Don't sweat it, greenwise.
Just don't do it again 
I'm glad the headline didn't
say "I admire Kobe Bryant".
Then you clearly would need
some intensive therapy!!! 






"I think this is the last time i dare to start a topic about someone who has ever worn yellow and purple   "

They call it "forum blue and gold" 

[greenwise]

Don't sweat it, greenwise.
Just don't do it again 
I'm glad the headline didn't
say "I admire Kobe Bryant".
Then you clearly would need
some intensive therapy!!! 

LOL! Ok






"I think this is the last time i dare to start a topic about someone who has ever worn yellow and purple   "

They call it "forum blue and gold"