This guy should help mentor Kanter.
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Thanks for the article, I read it all. Too bad it's written three years ago. So the article kinda misses the real action. Today probably the biggest political fight of recent history is happening in Turkey between the Gulenists and pro-AKPs. It was definitely very interesting to read that article in hindsight.
Lol indeed.
CAKAR
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Thats the first day I have ever realized how big of a person Aziz Yildirim really is. Just a pic of this guy, started a crucial war between some turks in an american sports forum for Basketball. This dude is really great... 
P.S
Stop beeing discriminating against gay people. And Iam not gay just becuase I have mentioned that Aziz Yildirim looks sexy from left, also Charles Barkley is not gay for calling Chuck daly´s hairs beautiful.
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Stop beeing discriminating against gay people. And Iam not gay just becuase I have mentioned that Aziz Yildirim looks sexy from left, also Charles Barkley is not gay for calling Chuck daly´s hairs beautiful.
Tarkanian
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To all the racist discriminationists that surprisingly turned this forum to an anti-Turk propaganga campaign: Can any one of you come up with a reasonable explanation for attacking "Turkish sports" here? With lies, misrepresentations.
Is this a medium meant for that? Definitely not.
That clearly shows you are probably a bunch of organised propagandists, possibly directed - and paid - from a single source.
What if somebody has developed hatred for Mexican sports, somebody else for Croation sports, should they come out of nowhere to this NBA forum to advertise their hatreds?
Or to announce which men they find sexy?? (C'mon, we don't want to learn about your sexual inclinations, go search for other forums for that kind of thing...)
There are individuals and groups that are tasked for infiltrating all kinds of forums or communication platforms to spead their politicial, racist or cultural propaganda messages.
I keep saying racist, cultural. There you are, the name Tarkanian implies enough.
Just talk NBA basketball here, and around Utah Jazz. That's the reason we are here.
As to your out of context hatreds for whatever, to hell with them.
Is this a medium meant for that? Definitely not.
That clearly shows you are probably a bunch of organised propagandists, possibly directed - and paid - from a single source.
What if somebody has developed hatred for Mexican sports, somebody else for Croation sports, should they come out of nowhere to this NBA forum to advertise their hatreds?
Or to announce which men they find sexy?? (C'mon, we don't want to learn about your sexual inclinations, go search for other forums for that kind of thing...)
There are individuals and groups that are tasked for infiltrating all kinds of forums or communication platforms to spead their politicial, racist or cultural propaganda messages.
I keep saying racist, cultural. There you are, the name Tarkanian implies enough.
Just talk NBA basketball here, and around Utah Jazz. That's the reason we are here.
As to your out of context hatreds for whatever, to hell with them.
This is what is racist.
Tarkanian
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jazzyapma
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Are you lost your ****in' mind?
Caz yapma birader. Sen ortalığa bok atmadan önce şu sitede hepimiz kardeşçe konuşuyorduk. Herkesin farklı siyasi görüşü var. Rwanda kökenli bir arkadaş CAKAR. Belli ki Türk kültürüne de ilgisi var, hatta Hoca'nın okullarında okumuş bile olabilir, emin değilim. Bin kişinin takip ettiği bi forum sitesinde edilen 3-5 lakırdıdan Türkiye'nin ve Türkler'in adı kötüye çıkmaz. Şimdi bi sittir git rica ederim.
addictionary
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Vallaa sizi bilmem ben Alman'ım.
CAKAR
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Vallaa sizi bilmem ben Alman'ım.
OOO abimiz gelmis Machalla Machalla
addictionary
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If Tarkanian is racist, I don't know what the hell I am. From this post, I can see that you don't know a lot of things about the Turkish posters here, most of your accusations are extremely inaccurate. If you headstart with a GS-FB debate, that is possible I guess. But if I remember correctly, you like to write about the Jazz and the Rockets on the net like the rest of us and I believe if you have cooled down a little and take the time to know the posters in here, you would enjoy more.
CAKAR
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CAKAR Grandmaster Hocaefendiye büyük saygi, always saygi ve sevgi. Cakar turk kardesler kötülemek istememek, bu atilmak iftira demek. Arkadas benm dogrulara cevap verememek, üzerime iftira atmak. Ben Turk sporu sevmek, temizlemek istemek.
Always sevgi always saygi seni seveyorrum Turkiye, en buyuk turkiye
CAKAR
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Tarkanian
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I was raised just too international to be racist. (well, that was badly formulated.)
Thing is I have met, lived with, worked with, dated with drunk with, studied among individuals from very different ethnic, religious and national backgrounds.
All I have found out is that we are not that different from each other.
A pious Christian from Texas have much in common with a man from Afghanistan, tho he hates the latter to the guts for sporting that beard and Taliban-looking dresses.
Yes, I believe in humanity.
I, personally am a Moslem (edit: OK a bad one) and I have been accepted by everyone whereever I have ever been to.
World is far different from your fantasies bro, it is a cool place full of good-hearted individuals.
I have been a member of this forum since 2005 BTW (not 2012)
This place is great forum.
Be wise enuff to read more!
Thing is I have met, lived with, worked with, dated with drunk with, studied among individuals from very different ethnic, religious and national backgrounds.
All I have found out is that we are not that different from each other.
A pious Christian from Texas have much in common with a man from Afghanistan, tho he hates the latter to the guts for sporting that beard and Taliban-looking dresses.
Yes, I believe in humanity.
I, personally am a Moslem (edit: OK a bad one) and I have been accepted by everyone whereever I have ever been to.
World is far different from your fantasies bro, it is a cool place full of good-hearted individuals.
I have been a member of this forum since 2005 BTW (not 2012)
This place is great forum.
Be wise enuff to read more!
CAKAR, Tarkanian, addictionary, jazzyapma, Hekate, CitizenofCapua, berkkobe and the other Turkish fellows, I'm mad at you guys, shame on you!!!
Why did you leave me out of this anti-Turk organization? I want to get paid too, let me in too, please!
Your past with the Gülen Sect has made us wary of you. Even if you are not tied to to them anymore. How could we be sure that you were not from anti-anti-Turk organization? Then this guy came and foiled our plans.
Hmm... Nah, ECTYApart. Smaller cake, more slices. Who wants that?
All things aside, I don't think Enes has a lot to learn from Memo.
Offense: Memo was a uniquely talented shooter for a 5 and Sloan used him to spread the floor. (10 times more pick&pops than pick&rolls with Deron.) His biggest strength was the 3-ball. (Remember Money?) The rest of what he did was usually in slo-mo. His O-IQ was higher than Enes's is right now, but that's not saying much.
In the paint, Enes already has more tricks up his sleeve than Memo ever did.
What's more, I suspect Enes doesn't have a lot to learn about being clutch either. That comes with personality & experience.
He already has a soft touch and I believe he will be a 3-pt threat someday. (Corbin!!)
Defense: Memo was a good one-on-one defender, but he was slow on help defense. He relied mainly on his size and was immovable most of the time; nevertheless, he struggled against faster/shooter bigs. Not much to learn there either.
On the whole, even though I'm still a Memo homer, I don't think he will have exclusive wisdom to share with Enes. Another big can teach Enes how to pass out of double teams, how to rotate, how to box out...
As for the big brother thing, there's a catch: Memo has openly spoken against the Islamist government and taken the secular side during the 2013 protests, whereas Enes has started a fresh affiliation with the Islamist "Hocaefendi movement." There's no guarantee they'll get along.
All things aside, I don't think Enes has a lot to learn from Memo.
Offense: Memo was a uniquely talented shooter for a 5 and Sloan used him to spread the floor. (10 times more pick&pops than pick&rolls with Deron.) His biggest strength was the 3-ball. (Remember Money?) The rest of what he did was usually in slo-mo. His O-IQ was higher than Enes's is right now, but that's not saying much.
In the paint, Enes already has more tricks up his sleeve than Memo ever did.
What's more, I suspect Enes doesn't have a lot to learn about being clutch either. That comes with personality & experience.
He already has a soft touch and I believe he will be a 3-pt threat someday. (Corbin!!)
Defense: Memo was a good one-on-one defender, but he was slow on help defense. He relied mainly on his size and was immovable most of the time; nevertheless, he struggled against faster/shooter bigs. Not much to learn there either.
On the whole, even though I'm still a Memo homer, I don't think he will have exclusive wisdom to share with Enes. Another big can teach Enes how to pass out of double teams, how to rotate, how to box out...
As for the big brother thing, there's a catch: Memo has openly spoken against the Islamist government and taken the secular side during the 2013 protests, whereas Enes has started a fresh affiliation with the Islamist "Hocaefendi movement." There's no guarantee they'll get along.
Ha ha, maybe I should try to get back in bro, I mean either that or the anti-Turk organization or maybe the AKPers. I just can't be alone anymore, you know, they have my cassettes man, I'm desperate!
Great analysis. As much as I like Memo too, I agree that they are just so different players/personalities.
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Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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Lol. I'll bet he spawned an entire generation of nerds.
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