Tiratore di striscia Posted July 18, 2007 Posted July 18, 2007 La "notizia" appare oggi su Gazzetta.it. Se volevamo un esterno con punti nelle mani...
Virgus Posted July 18, 2007 Posted July 18, 2007 perche proprio in italia??? Dopo aver giocato per Thomas dice che vuol provare l'ebbrezza di giocare per un GM come natali...
Leasir Posted July 18, 2007 Posted July 18, 2007 perche proprio in italia??? gliene avrà parlato bene Jamel Thomas, che è suo cuGGino.
Smorfione Posted July 18, 2007 Posted July 18, 2007 gliene avrà parlato bene Jamel Thomas, che è suo cuGGino. Venuto quest'anno a Biella a trovare il parente: visto un palazzetto futuristico, qualità di gioco elevata, talenti a profusione e pensato : "qui detto legge fino a 92 anni". Ancora però nn gli hanno spiegato come funzionano gli ingaggi in Italia...
charismatic enigma Posted July 19, 2007 Posted July 19, 2007 in realtà è la moglie che ama molto l'italia! e desidererebbe viverci...
franz79 Posted July 19, 2007 Posted July 19, 2007 in realtà è la moglie che ama molto l'italia! e desidererebbe viverci... Moglie tra l'altro ripresa da sky in quel di biella.... direi una gran bella moretta
Silver Surfer Posted July 19, 2007 Posted July 19, 2007 http://www.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives..._play_in_italy/ Marbury: I'll Play In Italy Stephon Marbury made a shocking revelation yesterday, saying that when his contract expires with the Knicks in two years, he's planning to play in Italy. Marbury, amidst his 38-city, cross-country bus tour to promote his discount Starburys sneakers, told The Post he wants to eventually leave the NBA after having visited Italy in May with his wife. "I'm not just thinking of doing it, I'm going to do it," Marbury vowed yesterday. "My wife loved it there. It's like a [David] Beckham thing." The Marburys visited Rome, Milan and Tuscany. Marbury has one year left on his contract with Steve & Barry's and has told friends he wants to take his sneakers global. Marbury will be 32 when his contract expires. "I would've played 13 years in the league," said Marbury, who is writing a Web blog for The Post. "That's a lot. Most guys don't get to seven." THE STARBURY BLOGS: Italy Stephon Marbury is guest-blogging this week for Knicks beat writer Marc Berman. Marbury will file dispatches from the road during his 37-city, cross-country bus tour to promote his discount Starbury sneaker/apparel line available at Steve & Barry's. By STEPHON MARBURY CLEVELAND - Once you put your mind to something, you create a vision for your life that comes out in your actions in the world. If you let other people decide what is best for you, then you are allowing someone else to create YOUR life. I've been playing basketball since I was 2 years old. Running in the sand, selling sodas on the beach in Coney Island with my brothers, getting stronger with dreams and a vision of making it to the NBA. Now I have a bigger vision for myself. This will be my 12th season in the league. When my contract is up in two years, I want to go play overseas in Italy and retire over there. Berman has the story in today's Post, but I'd like to explain it further. During the Olympics, David Stern told us about how big basketball was becoming around the world. He was right. Now I want to make it even bigger for the United States. For my 14th pro season, I want to go when I can still go hard and give the people what they want. I'm looking at how David Beckham is getting love for coming here. He's 32. I'll be 32 at the end of my Knicks' contract. Imagine if someone told him not to follow his heart to play soccer in the U.S. I want to do the same thing for basketball and spread the Starbury Movement so people all around the world can benefit. I want to make things affordable for everybody. Don't get this twisted. I love playing in New York more than anything and I am playing to win a championship in these next two seasons and go out on the highest note. The East is wide open in my mind. I feel like we are stronger with the moves we've made. adding the right pieces. Zach is a monster. People have even been asking how I feel about Ron Artest as a player and person. Since Berman's trying to take vacation, I'll keep it real and let y'all know I wouldn't mind playing with Ron Artest. I think he would be a good fit here in New York. He's built for it. Some fans might be surprised I'd want to leave the NBA after 13 seasons when I'm a free agent. But I fell in love with Italy like I love New York. The people are so chill there and laid back. My wife loves it too. We recently went to Italy and it changed my life. We drove an hour and a half from Milan to Biella to see my cousin Jamel Thomas play. It's like playing at Duke's Cameron Indoor Arena. The fans go crazy. They have a lot of passion and energy like you've never seen. We went to Luca and got exclusive cheap watches. I played with a 6-year-old kid who loved basketball but said nobody would play with him. So I played with him two straight hours. We also went to Puzza, Montejachina and Tuscany. Tuscany was fly. The architecture and designs were incredible. I call Florence the shoe capital. Wifey and I did the 50-cent window shopper. After that we went to Venice. We strolled with the "Gondola man'' singing and pushing the boat. They told me 400 people take classes to steer them and only 100 people pass. I fell in love with wifey all over again. We took the boat to the casino. Everything is on water. You have to take taxi boats. It was set-up like the movie Casino Royale, one of my favorite flicks. We ended our trip to Rome. We went to Pentium and the Coloseum. The high note was our visit to the Sistine Chapel. It is incredible. You walk in one door and out the other and you become free in mind, body and spirit. That's when I knew I was free. I flew home a free man and my life got turned around. That's why I want to go back to Italy after winning the championship with the Knicks. When I interviewed Jim Brown for my TV show "Stars on Stars'', he had told me not to go out on anyone else's note but to go out on my own note. My deal with Fox Sports Net ends this month and we're talking to some networks now to reach even more people. I can't wait till we do a Starbury reality TV for my journey overseas. My whole life I have wanted to do what Michael Jordan has done on the basketball court. But just on the basketball court. I have not tried to be like him off the court. I have a different vision for who I want to be off the court and the life I want to create to help change the world. Yes, basketball is just a game. People get the person confused with the personality. I can create on the court but I'd much rather play the game of life. It's more fun and I'm having more fun creating my life than I've ever had. Posted by Stephon Marbury on July 18, 2007 01:03 AM
spiff Posted July 20, 2007 Posted July 20, 2007 The Marburys visited Rome, Milan and Tuscany. Quindi o Lottomatica, o A-Gay o Montepaschi? Ma un giretto Sacro Monte-Lago Maggiore non potevano farlo 'sti due salami??!?
Sir Zap Posted July 20, 2007 Posted July 20, 2007 Quindi o Lottomatica, o A-Gay o Montepaschi? Ma un giretto Sacro Monte-Lago Maggiore non potevano farlo 'sti due salami??!? Anche perchè il FoxTown ... è vicino
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