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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:58 pm

oggy123

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good start from my magic last night. Carter slotted straight in and looked fired up. Was suprised with how well jason Williams slotted in looked good last night looking forward to another rubn at the title

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 4:05 pm

Dirtbag

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spooky wrote::D

Great win for the Raps last night, although they did yet again manage to give up a 20 point lead in just one quarter with some terrible shooting. Fortunately they got back on track in the 4th and it never really looked in doubt in the final minutes. The Cavs looked out of sorts and we were getting all kinds of space we're not usually afforded. As impressive as we were, there was still that lapse in the 3rd so I'll take this win with a pinch of salt as it's early days. Lots of positives to go along with the win, including an immense first half performance from Bargnani, a solid double double from Bosh and the surprise hit of the night Marco Belinelli. If he keeps that up the fans are going to love him. Demar DeRozen looks the real deal too, which is very exciting. It was rocking in the ACC last night. Best atmosphere in ages.

Add to that the Phillies turning over the Yankees and I'm a happy camper this morning.

Demar DeRozen has Kobe like skills, as for the Magic..Ryan Anderson is one to watch out for. Rashard Lewis is missing the first 10 games and Anderson will shine in his absence, by far the deepest team in the league and will win the NBA title in the franchise's 21st year.

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 4:39 pm

chico's nose

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Dirtbag wrote:Demar DeRozen has Kobe like skills, as for the Magic..Ryan Anderson is one to watch out for. Rashard Lewis is missing the first 10 games and Anderson will shine in his absence, by far the deepest team in the league and will win the NBA title in the franchise's 21st year.

Big shout there. Did I forget to mention when announcing my support of the Bulls, that I reserve the right to potentially pick the magic as my second team at a later date :lol:

Is it true that Richard Agar's favorite movie of all time is Groundhog Day or does he just generally like the same boring s**t day after day, season after season?

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:30 pm

oggy123

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yeah anderson did look good i expect us too win it like you said the Mavs and Lakers will the biggest threat IMO Cavs could be good just depends how they get shaq involved and dont take to much away from Lebron

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:59 pm

spooky

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The Cavs will be fine once they figure it out. Glad we played them when we did. We're at Memphis on Friday then back to the ACC for Orlando on Sunday. Was supposed to be away at a Halloween bash but we're not going now so I'll be pestering the other half about going to that one.

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:12 pm

chico's nose

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spooky wrote:The Cavs will be fine once they figure it out. Glad we played them when we did. We're at Memphis on Friday then back to the ACC for Orlando on Sunday. Was supposed to be away at a Halloween bash but we're not going now so I'll be pestering the other half about going to that one.

out of interest, how much can you get tickets for?

Is it true that Richard Agar's favorite movie of all time is Groundhog Day or does he just generally like the same boring s**t day after day, season after season?

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:40 pm

spooky

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chico's nose wrote:out of interest, how much can you get tickets for?

Depends where you want to sit. They range from around $40 in the upper bowl to several thousand for floor seats (also depends who we're playing). We don't go to every game so we usually get lower bowl seats on the end for about $90.

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Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:36 pm

oggy123

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is stay at home for the Magic game its only going to be a beating ;P oj lol would love to go a NBA game been to Tropicana feild to watch the Rays and Raymond James to watch the Bucs how does a NBA game atmosphere differ??

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Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:08 am

chico's nose

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So far so good as a Bulls fan :lol:

An impressive 85-92 win against the Spurs to get the season underway with Deng looking pretty solid with 17 pts and 9 rebounds. Not a bad return after missing 20 plus games at the end of last season.

But, possibly more pleasing was Rose’s contribution. He played 33mins with 13pts, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, I just hope his ankle can hold up.

Let's see if they can back it up tonight against the Celtics.

Is it true that Richard Agar's favorite movie of all time is Groundhog Day or does he just generally like the same boring s**t day after day, season after season?

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