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Ha, thanks for making my morning fanhouse. That's worth enough laughs to get me through the day. If any Italian teams are looking for an overrated clubhouse cancer who even fools some of the fans, Stephon is a prime candidate and ready for the job.

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This guy is done, old, loser, cancer, can barely speak english and is comparing itself to Beckham? Hell no! Noone wants him in Italy - we dont want that kind of people in Sicily for sure.

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Good. He'd be doing the knicks a big favor.

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THIS IS RIDICULOUS DOES THIS GUY THINK HE WILL REVOLUTIONIZE ITALY? JUST CAUSE HE AND HIS WIFE MOVE THERE CAUSE HE SELLS CHEAP SHOES, MJ SHOULD SLAPP HIM SILLY FOR CALLING HIM OUT OVER THE PRICE OF HIS JORDAN BRAND SHOES, THATS SOO ABSURD HE AINT NO DAVID BECKMAN AND HIS WIFE AINT NO POSH OR WHATEVER FIRST OF ALL THEY HAVE TO BE HELLA GOOD LOOKING AND MARBURY LOOKS LIKE A UGLY PITBULL NOW I CAN SEE SOMEONE LIKE SHAQ OR KOBE GO TO ITALY TO PLAY-BALL AND MAKE PEOPLE GO NUTTS THERE CAUSE OF THERE CELEB STATUS NOT MARBURY, HE SHOULD BE MUZZLED ANYTHING COMMING OUT OF THIS GUYS MONTH IS RIDICULOUS

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We've seen loads of euro stars try to make it in the NBA. It'd be fascinating to see a good NBA player try to make it in Europe (c'mon, Marbury has been overrated for most of his career, but it'd be unfair not to acknowledge that he played really well for a few stretches last season)

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marbury is delusional,putting himself in the same sentence with Becks is a bad joke

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Ah. It wouldn't be the internet without Caps-Lock Guy. Do they sell special keyboards for people like you, jitesh?

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David Becham aint no Pele He aint shiteeee. I would take Stephan any day over David Becham. He is going to be the biggist bust of all time.

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He wouldn't be the first or the best NBA veteran that comes to play in Italy (or europe), for th first category he ranks something like 300th, while in the second (best NBA players coming to Europe) he sure enters the top 50...
Anyway, Italy is a very nice country and some 30 million people comes from all over the world to visit it every year, including the odd NBA star...it is quite natural that some hundreds of these million people thinks about relocating to Italy, including basketball players. Add an high-level league (used to be the best, but no more) where you can earn more than USD 1Mln to play once (max twice) a week in front of 6/12 thousand people with championship road trips that are less than the average NBA home/arena mileage...Add bonuses like a free mansion in a safe environment (our crime-infested neighbourhoods are safer than your average suburb) and the like... there you go with bunches of american basketball players living and working (i.e. playing) in Italy.
:)
Nothing strange!

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He wouldn't be the first or the best NBA veteran that comes to play in Italy (or europe), for th first category he ranks something like 300th, while in the second (best NBA players coming to Europe) he sure enters the top 50...
Anyway, Italy is a very nice country and some 30 million people comes from all over the world to visit it every year, including the odd NBA star...it is quite natural that some hundreds of these million people thinks about relocating to Italy, including basketball players. Add an high-level league (used to be the best, but no more) where you can earn more than USD 1Mln to play once (max twice) a week in front of 6/12 thousand people with championship road trips that are less than the average NBA home/arena mileage...Add bonuses like a free mansion in a safe environment (our crime-infested neighbourhoods are safer than your average suburb) and the like... there you go with bunches of american basketball players living and working (i.e. playing) in Italy.
:)
Nothing strange!

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He wouldn't be the first or the best NBA veteran that comes to play in Italy (or europe), for th first category he ranks something like 300th, while in the second (best NBA players coming to Europe) he sure enters the top 50...
Anyway, Italy is a very nice country and some 30 million people comes from all over the world to visit it every year, including the odd NBA star...it is quite natural that some hundreds of these million people thinks about relocating to Italy, including basketball players. Add an high-level league (used to be the best, but no more) where you can earn more than USD 1Mln to play once (max twice) a week in front of 6/12 thousand people with championship road trips that are less than the average NBA home/arena mileage...Add bonuses like a free mansion in a safe environment (our crime-infested neighbourhoods are safer than your average suburb) and the like... there you go with bunches of american basketball players living and working (i.e. playing) in Italy.
:)
Nothing strange!

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This guy is going nowhere! I call his bluff! If anyone can't see this, it is just a huge publicity stunt. He has a lot going for him with his Starbury shoes, and now he wants to keep his name in the media, raise his value a bit. It's a wise move, but basketball fans, I would bet against the spread on this one. Check me at www.clutch3.com

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There are players in the NBA who can play this game
and realize they can and will be an impact because of
what they can do for the team,but if the player don't
step up to the plate and be a LEADER and direct the
team to it's potential then what's the point in after
all this time either the coach or management under-
standing it's time for a change. that change should
be the inevetable. get RID od Marbury, simple as that

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ARIBADIRCH STEPED ON MARBURRO.

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