Comments on: For sale: BallinEurope editor’s loyalty http://www.ballineurope.com/european-basketball/euroleague/for-sale-ballineurope-editor%e2%80%99s-loyalty/ We speak basketball Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:14:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: All of the editor’s Devotion to… : Ball in Europe - European Basketball Blog http://www.ballineurope.com/european-basketball/euroleague/for-sale-ballineurope-editor%e2%80%99s-loyalty/#comment-10789 All of the editor’s Devotion to… : Ball in Europe - European Basketball Blog Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:31:58 +0000 http://www.ballineurope.com/?p=2467#comment-10789 [...] weighed in and i’ve tossed around a few considerations as to my favorite Euroleague team since opened for discussion here at BallinEurope.com and over at Facebook last week. As you no doubt have noticed, it’s Partizan. The arguments pro [...] [...] weighed in and i’ve tossed around a few considerations as to my favorite Euroleague team since opened for discussion here at BallinEurope.com and over at Facebook last week. As you no doubt have noticed, it’s Partizan. The arguments pro [...]

]]> By: stefiva http://www.ballineurope.com/european-basketball/euroleague/for-sale-ballineurope-editor%e2%80%99s-loyalty/#comment-10461 stefiva Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:33:57 +0000 http://www.ballineurope.com/?p=2467#comment-10461 I agree with uhg80 100%. Partizan has a small budget and new players every year but still manages to make it to Sweet 16 and the fans are ubelivable. Cheering for them would be like cheering for Golden State Warriors only much more satisfying. I agree with uhg80 100%. Partizan has a small budget and new players every year but still manages to make it to Sweet 16 and the fans are ubelivable. Cheering for them would be like cheering for Golden State Warriors only much more satisfying.

]]> By: uhg80 http://www.ballineurope.com/european-basketball/euroleague/for-sale-ballineurope-editor%e2%80%99s-loyalty/#comment-10368 uhg80 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:28:23 +0000 http://www.ballineurope.com/?p=2467#comment-10368 I'm pretty much neutral, as my team will never ever see any Euroleague action, but Partizan Belgrade might be a good choice. You'll get: - an enthusiastic fanbase in the argueably loudest arena in Europe. - a bunch of tradition with many national and several international titels and unforgettable players like Divac, Danilovic or Djordjevic. - every year a close look at some of the most talented youngsters around. - a good chance for a top 16 participation. - a cool underdog vibe as the club's budget rather slim and they'll lose their top players summer after summer, only to replace them with more young talent and recently some really smart oversee signings. I’m pretty much neutral, as my team will never ever see any Euroleague action, but Partizan Belgrade might be a good choice. You’ll get:

- an enthusiastic fanbase in the argueably loudest arena in Europe.

- a bunch of tradition with many national and several international titels and unforgettable players like Divac, Danilovic or Djordjevic.

- every year a close look at some of the most talented youngsters around.

- a good chance for a top 16 participation.

- a cool underdog vibe as the club’s budget rather slim and they’ll lose their top players summer after summer, only to replace them with more young talent and recently some really smart oversee signings.

]]> By: Tobias http://www.ballineurope.com/european-basketball/euroleague/for-sale-ballineurope-editor%e2%80%99s-loyalty/#comment-10359 Tobias Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:51:06 +0000 http://www.ballineurope.com/?p=2467#comment-10359 @ Dimitirs - this no soccer club spin off is pretty convincing - never thought of this - but then you could also go with Siena I guess :-) @ Dimitirs – this no soccer club spin off is pretty convincing – never thought of this – but then you could also go with Siena I guess :-)

]]> By: Dimitris (DK) http://www.ballineurope.com/european-basketball/euroleague/for-sale-ballineurope-editor%e2%80%99s-loyalty/#comment-10335 Dimitris (DK) Sun, 16 Nov 2008 22:56:24 +0000 http://www.ballineurope.com/?p=2467#comment-10335 Go for Tau! They're not my team, but since my team isn't playing in the euroleague this season, they are the euroleague team I'm rooting for, this year. I like how they're not some football (soccer) club spin-off (more or less) and still manage to be successful and have a large fanbase. I'll try the bribing thing if Aris returns to the Euroleague next season :P Go for Tau! They’re not my team, but since my team isn’t playing in the euroleague this season, they are the euroleague team I’m rooting for, this year. I like how they’re not some football (soccer) club spin-off (more or less) and still manage to be successful and have a large fanbase. I’ll try the bribing thing if Aris returns to the Euroleague next season :P

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