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Flashiest Irish ball carrier in the Superleague

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  • 05-12-2010 1:48am
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    cfitz
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    Anyone here who follows the Superleague here in Ireland got an opinion on who the flashiest homegrown ball carrier or point guard is at the moment? I haven't been to a game in a long time and would like to know who to watch out for other than the Americans.


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    Da GOAT
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    ugh theres no flashy guys really at all. i like summers pt skills but they rarely play him. he lives in galway but they bring in a 2nd american so he is benched alot.


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    ButtersSuki
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    Now you should know that Irish coaches do not like flashiness! :)


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    cfitz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,691 ✭✭✭cfitz


    Da GOAT wrote: »
    ugh theres no flashy guys really at all. i like summers pt skills but they rarely play him. he lives in galway but they bring in a 2nd american so he is benched alot.

    Cheers. Does he play for Moycullen? There was a guy for Killester that used to be fairly neat - think his name was Isaac or something. I think his dad was American.


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    Flancrest
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    yeah thats isacc westbrook he's back this year he was over playing in england for a few years


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    ascanbe
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    Flashiness, for the sake of it, is destructive to a team and is nothing anyone who wants to be a good player should be aiming for.
    It's great to be as skilful as you possibly can; but only if you use that skill judiciously and productively.


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    cfitz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,691 ✭✭✭cfitz


    ascanbe wrote: »
    Flashiness, for the sake of it, is destructive to a team and is nothing anyone who wants to be a good player should be aiming for.
    It's great to be as skilful as you possibly can; but only if you use that skill judiciously and productively.

    Meh, perhaps. But as a spectator this is the kind of thing I want to see:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovivwr4-RU0


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    ButtersSuki
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    ascanbe wrote: »
    Flashiness, for the sake of it, is destructive to a team and is nothing anyone who wants to be a good player should be aiming for.
    It's great to be as skilful as you possibly can; but only if you use that skill judiciously and productively.


    Coach ascanbe in the house!!!!! :)


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    Kinetic^
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    cfitz wrote: »
    Meh, perhaps. But as a spectator this is the kind of thing I want to see:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovivwr4-RU0

    Watching the Irish league will leave you very disappointed so.


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