rustywalker1 said:Honestly, our athletes just never seem to grasp that a game isn't over until the final whistle blows. That's exactly why we end up throwing away leads like this. We really should have walked away with a 6 or 7 point win yesterday.
Look, there’s no denying the refs totally screwed us, but let's be real—Slavko Goluza kept Lac and Štrukla glued to the bench even though Vuković wasn't even remotely dialed in, maybe at 5% capacity if you're being generous. And don't even get me started on Duvnjak being out of commission; it felt like he was mentally checked out, probably halfway through a party somewhere, half-buzzed or whatever. Then you've got Lončar-KOpljar, who, my god, after twenty national team appearances, everyone is just sitting there waiting for him to actually show up...🙂 defensive striker
To sum it up, Lac is getting all the heat just because he had the nerve to suggest that, heaven forbid, we might actually lose to a team like Spain. Like, excuse me, Lac, how can we lose without leaving some blood on the court?
Hey Lac, quick question for you: remember that first half where Poland was down 9-20 against Sweden, and then they fought back to a 29-29 tie in the Polish region? Maybe do a little homework on that game and tell me how much motivation those Polish players actually had to play for their national team.
And seriously, how many goals did Kiril Lazarov score compared to all our perimeter shooters combined?
Baby Balić, here's a question for you: did Lionel Messi ever cry to the ref when Pep crushed him, or did he just focus on passing the ball to go up 2-1?