last night i thought L.E would be the owner by this morning but boy was i mistaken
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Originally posted by HaiGuise:
It's like your parents promised you a Ferrari, and they came home with a Lexus. You know you should be happy but still.
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Originally posted by WillistheWall:Originally posted by teeohh:Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:
If this is true, I'm done. Time to end the dysfunctional relationship I have with the W's....
I hope all of you do
The Kings thread is over there guys----> just saying I'd be happy to have some of you guys as fans of my team
Originally posted by ImaMod:
Well I started following the Warriors last year, I used to be a huge Steve Nash fan and followed the suns a lot..
Im going back to Steve Nash, er i mean Phoenix, I dont want to follow a team with owners like these guys
I might be back when Steve Nash retires though
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by HaiGuise:
It's like your parents promised you a Ferrari, and they came home with a Lexus. You know you should be happy but still.
with this ownership
there may be a potenial to move the team to vegas
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by HaiGuise:
It's like your parents promised you a Ferrari, and they came home with a Lexus. You know you should be happy but still.
with this ownership
there may be a potenial to move the team to vegas
Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
As much as I hate Cohan right now if this other group DID bid $50 million more its pretty easy to understand why he took that bid. Cohan hasnt done anything to make the Warriors a winner but he has been damn good at lining his pockets.
Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
As much as I hate Cohan right now if this other group DID bid $50 million more its pretty easy to understand why he took that bid. Cohan hasnt done anything to make the Warriors a winner but he has been damn good at lining his pockets.
Totally get this from a business standpoint. From a fan's standpoint though, it's the last straw for me. They had one final chance to give the bay area fans some real hope, knowing that a guy like Ellison would do whatever and pay whatever to field a winner.
Then again, LE couldn't/wouldn't come up with another $50M (which he could probably find in his pocket somewhere) to get the deal done, so maybe even that was false hope.
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
As much as I hate Cohan right now if this other group DID bid $50 million more its pretty easy to understand why he took that bid. Cohan hasnt done anything to make the Warriors a winner but he has been damn good at lining his pockets.
Totally get this from a business standpoint. From a fan's standpoint though, it's the last straw for me. They had one final chance to give the bay area fans some real hope, knowing that a guy like Ellison would do whatever and pay whatever to field a winner.
Then again, LE couldn't/wouldn't come up with another $50M (which he could probably find in his pocket somewhere) to get the deal done, so maybe even that was false hope.
According to the article on insidebayarea
Ellison had a set value and wasnt going to overbid. He wasnt going to pay a price that wasnt right (in his mind). I understand this too from his perspective
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
As much as I hate Cohan right now if this other group DID bid $50 million more its pretty easy to understand why he took that bid. Cohan hasnt done anything to make the Warriors a winner but he has been damn good at lining his pockets.
Totally get this from a business standpoint. From a fan's standpoint though, it's the last straw for me. They had one final chance to give the bay area fans some real hope, knowing that a guy like Ellison would do whatever and pay whatever to field a winner.
Then again, LE couldn't/wouldn't come up with another $50M (which he could probably find in his pocket somewhere) to get the deal done, so maybe even that was false hope.
According to the article on insidebayarea
Ellison had a set value and wasnt going to overbid. He wasnt going to pay a price that wasnt right (in his mind). I understand this too from his perspective
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by GhostofFredDean74:Originally posted by Ninerjohn:
As much as I hate Cohan right now if this other group DID bid $50 million more its pretty easy to understand why he took that bid. Cohan hasnt done anything to make the Warriors a winner but he has been damn good at lining his pockets.
Totally get this from a business standpoint. From a fan's standpoint though, it's the last straw for me. They had one final chance to give the bay area fans some real hope, knowing that a guy like Ellison would do whatever and pay whatever to field a winner.
Then again, LE couldn't/wouldn't come up with another $50M (which he could probably find in his pocket somewhere) to get the deal done, so maybe even that was false hope.
According to the article on insidebayarea
Ellison had a set value and wasnt going to overbid. He wasnt going to pay a price that wasnt right (in his mind). I understand this too from his perspective