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Men's Basketball FIBA World Cup 2019


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Just now, LDOG said:

 

Ehm, why? They would be playing each other 5-8th semis..

 

Because our team like to play against France. Of course France is strong, but somwhow we are always good against them.

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3 hours ago, Vektor said:

The refs basically decided that game when they called that more than questionable offensive foul on Giannis. Not a good look for FIBA. 

 

Nothing questionable about that foul. It was clear defensive foul, guy moved all the way, never stopped. To make that call against player like Giannins and to make him that his 5th foul is a joke. Refereeing is terrible, nothing better is expected because 3rd tier refs are there, but FIBA should be abolished, burned to the ground, then risen again just to be burned again, it's such travesty of an organization, complete morons. 

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Australia's win is very important for Serbia. Now France goes to play USA in quarters and we should be able to beat Argentina. If France loses, we're at the Olympics. If France wins, we have a winnable match against them. 

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à l’instant, nenad a dit :

Australia's win is very important for Serbia. Now France goes to play USA in quarters and we should be able to beat Argentina. If France loses, we're at the Olympics. If France wins, we have a winnable match against them. 

Rest assured Serbia and Spain will qualify for Tokyo, you will go to Serbia with + 10 + 15 points.

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Agora, George_D disse:

Canada should go for hosting an OQT

 

During the Brazil's game, a journalist said that the Brazilian federation has already consulted Fiba to host one of these OQT

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Giannis does not get the same calls in the international game as he would in the NBA - there is not the same "star treatment". For those reasons, combined with weaker coaching, I'm really not surprised that the Greek team only made it this far. 

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hace 8 minutos, dareza dijo:

 

Because our team like to play against France. Of course France is strong, but somwhow we are always good against them.

 

Didn't France win in 2016 OG? And I think they didn't play in 2017 euro. 

 

There is a good victory in 2014 though.

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