Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

yes no question: is melo an a-hole?

CrushAlot wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

Yep. And if you read the article the interview was from October 14th not now when the team is spiraling. Sad is a good description.

Like it matters. He is saying this stuff AFTER landing his big contract. His priorities are clearly more about having an 18% stake in some start-up that makes it to an IPO than he is about investing his heart and soul into the Knicks. Those words are odious, so backdate them a month all you want, its still his words and they are eggregious. He is a dope.

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

No, I'm looking for someone to show us how it is OK to say this garbage. I'm looking for one of those who reflexively defend Melo against all criticisms to explain how they can defend a guy who says this kind of stuff.

That's the bait I left by saying the above. I really would like to know.

Apparently not a single person has anything to contribute about how this is OK, how it is helpful or constructive for the Knicks to have their centerpiece talking like this.

Instead, people want to talk about the date of quotation as if they caught me in some blunder. I pulled this off of ESPN's wire today. He said it very recently.

He said if this season. That's what relevant, not what precise date he said it. It's indefensible and I'd like to see someone defend his words, not attack mine (I can defend myself just fine, that's not the point).

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

No, I'm looking for someone to show us how it is OK to say this garbage. I'm looking for one of those who reflexively defend Melo against all criticisms to explain how they can defend a guy who says this kind of stuff.

That's the bait I left by saying the above. I really would like to know.

Apparently not a single person has anything to contribute about how this is OK, how it is helpful or constructive for the Knicks to have their centerpiece talking like this.

Instead, people want to talk about the date of quotation as they caught me in some blunder. I pulled this off of ESPN's wire today. He said it very recently.

He said if this season. That's what relevant, not what precise date he said it. It's indefensible and I'd like to see someone defend his words, not attack mine (I can defend myself just fine, that's not the point).

All you are doing is baiting. Not contributing whatsoever.

And what are you contributing by baiting back? Nothing.

Can you tell us what his words mean to you or not?

Knixkik wrote:

dk7th wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

yes no question: is melo an a-hole?

No. So many star athletes out there doing stupid things. By comparison he is not even close.

okay thanks for the simple answer.

Splat wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

No, I'm looking for someone to show us how it is OK to say this garbage. I'm looking for one of those who reflexively defend Melo against all criticisms to explain how they can defend a guy who says this kind of stuff.

That's the bait I left by saying the above. I really would like to know.

Apparently not a single person has anything to contribute about how this is OK, how it is helpful or constructive for the Knicks to have their centerpiece talking like this.

Instead, people want to talk about the date of quotation as if they caught me in some blunder. I pulled this off of ESPN's wire today. He said it very recently.

He said if this season. That's what relevant, not what precise date he said it. It's indefensible and I'd like to see someone defend his words, not attack mine (I can defend myself just fine, that's not the point).

you're pathetic. I kind of enjoyed your comedic post...brought some humor to a rather gloom situation but you're finally showing your colors. Just another Dk7th, Guns clown. smh

I personally could care what this man does on his personal time, with his money (as long as its nothing illegal).

We see a young rich athlete who is actually planning for life after Basketball...putting his money in something other than cars, cristol and strippers....and we frown upon it?

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

Yep. And if you read the article the interview was from October 14th not now when the team is spiraling. Sad is a good description.

uhhh are you intimating he regrets spewing this nonsense from his piehole now that is clear the knicks are doggie ****?

Responding to Splat saying this was said when the team was spiraling. Watch the games. Read the articles. Ssdd.

i've been watching the games as you can see from the game threads-- you? i saw the video where he was getting a very public blowjob. don't need to read the article since it is exactly the same garbage. if he is saying this as his team is disintegrating how does that make things better?

your defense of this tool is straight up embarrassing.

dk7th wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

Yep. And if you read the article the interview was from October 14th not now when the team is spiraling. Sad is a good description.

uhhh are you intimating he regrets spewing this nonsense from his piehole now that is clear the knicks are doggie ****?

Responding to Splat saying this was said when the team was spiraling. Watch the games. Read the articles. Ssdd.

i've been watching the games as you can see from the game threads-- you? i saw the video where he was getting a very public blowjob. don't need to read the article since it is exactly the same garbage. if he is saying this as his team is disintegrating how does that make things better?

your defense of this tool is straight up embarrassing.

You weren't calling him names and saying he did this interview when the team was spiraling. That is what Splat did. Not accurate.

Splat wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:You weren't calling him names and saying he did this interview when the team was spiraling. That is what Splat did. Not accurate.

Yep. Bastard. Whore. Thief. I stand by those words. His words speak for themselves today or a month ago. It doesn't change anything. Those are his words. This season. After he got paid. Anything else?

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

Knixkik wrote:

Splat wrote:Where are the posts telling us how these comments by Melo are really wonderful?

Seems the Melo Fan Club has fallen silent.

This comment is just sad. You are really looking for people to battle with this badly over an ESPN article? Really?

Yep. And if you read the article the interview was from October 14th not now when the team is spiraling. Sad is a good description.

uhhh are you intimating he regrets spewing this nonsense from his piehole now that is clear the knicks are doggie ****?

Responding to Splat saying this was said when the team was spiraling. Watch the games. Read the articles. Ssdd.

i've been watching the games as you can see from the game threads-- you? i saw the video where he was getting a very public blowjob. don't need to read the article since it is exactly the same garbage. if he is saying this as his team is disintegrating how does that make things better?

your defense of this tool is straight up embarrassing.

You weren't calling him names and saying he did this interview when the team was spiraling. That is what Splat did. Not accurate.

splat is saying that melo's words just further alienate a big part of the fanbase that expected better performance and effort from the knicks this season, that part of the fanbase that regarded the contract he received as distasteful and foolish, but who were willing to take a wait and see approach.

melo is about melo, always has been and always will be. knick fans who support his behavior deserve exactly the team they get.

"phil, i really don't want-- or need-- the max. i have made more than enough money to be set for life. i am not happy with the losing and mediocrity here in new york, much of which is on me since i am the putative franchise player. and because i admit that i initially forced my way here and had to lie in the bed i made, i will take 80 million over the next five years because i want to have the best chance of winning in new york. i know that winning in new york will cement my legacy, make my legacy bullet-proof. and i also know that by giving up all that money it will create permanent goodwill with the city because i will be known as a player who put winning and sacrifice before personal gain. at the end of the day i will still have tens of millions left to invest wisely and maintain my brand, which will only be enhanced if i become a winner on the court. i want to personally thank my friend dk7th for patiently talking sense to me and the 5 million dollars i paid him for mentoring me is the best money i have ever spent."