all the lin fanboys are linnoying.
ChuckBuck wrote:fishmike wrote:its lame because you regurgitate stuff some all over the internet over and over and over again. Not interesting and lame. Expected from a battered fan, you dont know better. Just because you love the KNicks doesnt mean you have to love the Knicks. Maybe nobody told you that.
I choose to love them. I'm not a fairweather fan. If they start losing a ton, I will boo like everyone else, but I will never threaten to leave like some of these other so called fans over 1 D league player.
right... exactly what we are saying. Dolan's calling... you forgot he like extra sugar in his latte

(dont want you to get any more black eyes, abuse is a terrible thing)
fishmike wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:fishmike wrote:its lame because you regurgitate stuff some all over the internet over and over and over again. Not interesting and lame. Expected from a battered fan, you dont know better. Just because you love the KNicks doesnt mean you have to love the Knicks. Maybe nobody told you that.
I choose to love them. I'm not a fairweather fan. If they start losing a ton, I will boo like everyone else, but I will never threaten to leave like some of these other so called fans over 1 D league player.
right... exactly what we are saying. Dolan's calling... you forgot he like extra sugar in his latte
(dont want you to get any more black eyes, abuse is a terrible thing)
And you're not a battered fan? You're still here, I notice.
fishmike wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:fishmike wrote:its lame because you regurgitate stuff some all over the internet over and over and over again. Not interesting and lame. Expected from a battered fan, you dont know better. Just because you love the KNicks doesnt mean you have to love the Knicks. Maybe nobody told you that.
I choose to love them. I'm not a fairweather fan. If they start losing a ton, I will boo like everyone else, but I will never threaten to leave like some of these other so called fans over 1 D league player.
right... exactly what we are saying. Dolan's calling... you forgot he like extra sugar in his latte
(dont want you to get any more black eyes, abuse is a terrible thing)
LMAO!!! 
Yeah, who is this ChuckBuck clown anyway?
Anyway, I think Lin is going to put up some serious numbers on the Rockets. Then we will remorse and can resign him for max money after Carmelo, Tyson and Amear expire.

fishmike wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:fishmike wrote:its lame because you regurgitate stuff some all over the internet over and over and over again. Not interesting and lame. Expected from a battered fan, you dont know better. Just because you love the KNicks doesnt mean you have to love the Knicks. Maybe nobody told you that.
I choose to love them. I'm not a fairweather fan. If they start losing a ton, I will boo like everyone else, but I will never threaten to leave like some of these other so called fans over 1 D league player.
right... exactly what we are saying. Dolan's calling... you forgot he like extra sugar in his latte
(dont want you to get any more black eyes, abuse is a terrible thing)
I don't support Dolan, I support the Knicks.
For those who think supporting the Knicks means supporting Dolan, it's not. There are mutually exclusive of eachother.
Think about this. Oakland Raiders are some of the most diehard in the country. They know more than anyone what a complete phucking idiot and stupid ass owner Al Davis was(Rest in Peace). Doesn't mean they condone every move, but they still wear their black and silver face paint and wierd attire and support the team nonetheless.
Mets fans to a T are some of the knowledgeable ones I have come across. They hate the Wilpons guts, especially after all that Madoff business. How do they voice their displeasure? They don't go to Citi Field. They don't buy the merchandise. I bet you they still watched Santana throw that no hitter. They're still Mets fans, but doesn't mean they approve of ownership.
GoNyGoNyGo wrote:Nah, his bridge be burned with Dolan. No coming back now.
so was camby at one point
nehemiah wrote:Avg 9.1 ppg, 3.4 apg. In the playoffs that year, his numbers declined to 5.5 and 1.8. So lightly regarded was this young PG from a minor college that he was sent in 1998 to the Dallas Mavericks with little fanfare.It wasn't until later that the Suns had to offer over 60 million to get Nash back. And it was a huge bargain.
One thing that is indisputable. Lin is way ahead of Nash at this stage of his career. If Lin ends up a flop in Houston, I'll leave the board here. I hope those that advocated f(and I named you guys in another thread) what happened as a "good move" or implied that it wasn't a big loss, I would suggest you consider doing the same if Lin ends up becoming another Nash.
That Suns team had another Hall of Fame point guard named Jason Kidd. Not sure Nash was slightly regarded, there just wasn't enough space for him on the team. Now the Kidd for Marbury trade...that's a trade I', sure the Suns regret making.
ChuckBuck wrote:GoNyGoNyGo wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:tkf wrote:if lin somehow ends up as an allstar this year.. I say the NBA should just contract the knicks and start this franchise all over again.....
If Lin ends up an allstar this year, it won't be because of his play. It'll be because of the Chinese vote.
If he is averaging 20/9, will that justify the Chinese vote?
Do you honestly think he'll have better numbers than CP3 and Russell Westbrook out west?
Nope and his numbers will be below both.