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How to create chaos during halftime

April 17, 2009

You probably all know those promotional games organized at halftime or during the quarter breaks of a basketball game. A sponsored T-shirt can be won for hitting the most free throws in a given time or stuff like that. Well, during the Adriatic League Final Four, a Partizan Belgrade fan was chosen from among those attending to participate at such a game. But he was not very interested in winning the prize.

In fact, the Partizan fan, a so-called “Grobar,” which is Serbian for “Gravedigger,” was standing just in front of the area in the arena where the Red Star fans, the archrivals of Partizan, were seated. But just watch the video below to see what happened. (Via kosarka.hr.)

Apr 17, 2009ballineurope
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Comments: 5
  1. Matej
    17 years ago

    Welcome to Balkans! 😉

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  2. Kris
    17 years ago

    I’m under my table laughing my a** off. Thats what I call Balkan-Charme 🙂

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  3. Kris
    17 years ago

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOPLOelchgM reminds me how polite we can be to each other 🙂

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  4. Os Davis
    17 years ago

    Yesssssssss! Now where were Ron Artest and Jermaine O’Neal while this was going on?

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  5. uhg80
    17 years ago

    Noooo waaaaaaay! 😀

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