feralraven40 said:That was just a sarcastic jab at how you refuse to acknowledge all those heavy medals from '95 to 2006 because "there were THREE Mexicans on the team." And we're talking about players who were total nobodies when they were called up to the national team as kids. They learned all the secrets of water polo alongside Vujasinović, Ikodinović, Šapić, Savić, and the rest... guys who played for the national team for three years straight, though they weren't immediate starters—they just got a few minutes here and there before finally settling in. But look at your reactions now. Who are we supposed to be with those three Mexican players? We got finished products right from the jump, players with the caliber of Vujasinović or Ikodinović during their absolute prime.
But you're clueless... after Beijing, there won't be any Vujo, Šapić, Ikodinović, or Savić left.
And then these other Mexicans will get pushed aside just like they were back when they played in the Adriatic.
Get it?
To your disappointment, you only managed to snatch one player, and instead of Porobić leading them, you've got this clown Udovičić running the show.
70% of your (Yugoslavia) trophy-winning juniors are Mexicans already playing for their primary national team.
When you eventually get crushed one fine day, remember this conversation.
Besides... you're lying, making things up, and talking nonsense.
Gojković torpedoed us in Kranj, and that was your only decent replacement for Vujasinović. Zloković was your first center, Janović stepped in for him in Montreal when he was injured, and Jokić was your first sub for Šapić.
You "follow" water polo by reading maybe two or three news articles a year. That’s why you write such nonsense about some insignificant Mexicans.
Those same Mexicans used to play against the top clubs in your league and would beat the Chicago Bulls by 10 points in the playoffs right in the middle of Belgrade.
Stop talking nonsense.