Jordan ripping his teammates the classic quotes!

[QUOTE=OhNoTimNoSho]Wow the pussification of america is pathetic, oh waah jordan is a meany waah wahh, cmon I completely agree with what Jordan said and his whole attitude. You are a competitor and it is your job to compete if you aren't doing that then he would let you know about it. You didn't perform the way you should have? then you failed at your job and your boss will let you know about it. Except your boss doesn't have to be politically correct cus hes Jordan. Its sad how soft people are. Esp pro athletes nowadays.[/QUOTE]
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Mike = Goat trash talker:lol
But that's exactly the point. Jordan talked like this 'cause he wanted to agitate his teammates. But he always said those things with a little smile on his face and a portion of humor in his words. This only shows how much Jordan wanted to succede as a team, not an individual player. Jordan really wanted to win with his team, his "boys". What a great leader!
Kobe jsut bashed his teammates, daid he wanted to be traded and so on. Cuase Kobe only cares about his personal glory, not his teammates. That's another thing which separates Jordan from Kobe.
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Anyone have the pdf for the jordan rules book?

[QUOTE=beermonsteroo]Mike = Goat trash talker:lol
But that's exactly the point. Jordan talked like this 'cause he wanted to agitate his teammates. But he always said those things with a little smile on his face and a portion of humor in his words. This only shows how much Jordan wanted to succede as a team, not an individual player. Jordan really wanted to win with his team, his "boys". What a great leader!
Kobe jsut bashed his teammates, daid he wanted to be traded and so on. Cuase Kobe only cares about his personal glory, not his teammates. That's another thing which separates Jordan from Kobe.
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I hope you're joking.

Telling your teammates "You're shit and I don't know why you're in the NBA" isn't going to do anything but make your teammates resent you.

Someone should make a Kobe Rules book with his quotes in them. I'm sure they're as funny.

[QUOTE=SCREWstonRockets]Anyone have the pdf for the jordan rules book?[/QUOTE]


Dont be so cheap.

[url]http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=jordan+rules&x=18&y=22[/url]

[QUOTE=tontoz]Once during a break in play Bird walks over to the opposing coach and says...

"You need to put someone else on me because I'm killing this guy."[/QUOTE]
Similar quote against Rodman, Bird was shouting to opponents coach: [B]"Put someone on me, since nobody is defending me!" [/B](with Rodman all over him :roll:)

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LOL LOL MYSPACE GANGSTER:roll:

What a douche, reminds me of me(the arrogance and sarcasm). Hey, he had the talent, dude can clown on me all he wants if he makes my team win.

"They don't need a ticket to watch you sitting on the bench. They can go to your house for that." - Michael to Charles Davis who was sorting through his tickets for his family and friends

OWNED

Got any more? These are funny!

[QUOTE=Living Being]NEWSFLASH: the NBA's GOAT was an arrogant prick.[/QUOTE]I absolutely hated MJ but doesn't being a prick many times come with being great? Not only was Michael Jordan great but he was the GOAT!!!

Because he went out on the court and walked the walk he felt he had the right to talk the talk. As it turned out all of MJ's arrogance and calling out of teammates probably helped propel the Bulls to all those titles. MJ was in essence an assistance coach. The Bulls teams not only adopted Phil Jackson's personality but MJ's as well. MJ was mentally tough and he had a killer extinct. The Bulls championship teams had the same mentality.

I can only imagine if MJ was playing today how he would attack and degrade this era's slackers. For years there seems to have been a mentality of slacking and a lack of self discipline among many players. When MJ played more often than not players took the game serious and defense was more of a focus. At least it seemed that way to me.

MJ now owns my Bobcats and even though I hate MJ's personally for his cocky arrogance I realize that his attitude and need to be the best could bring a title to Charlotte. Of coarse arrogant meddlesome owners have also proven to ruin good organizations. I guess as a fan it is a wait and see approach and a hope for the best.

I dislike MJ but I respect him as a competitor and a winner. One can't knock those things about MJ.

Im too young to have watched him play, but I thought he was humble wtf...

[QUOTE=Johnni Gade]Im too young to have watched him play, but I thought he was humble wtf...[/QUOTE]

Oh were you wrong! One of the biggest jack asses out there. He mentally destroyed Kwame Brown.

[QUOTE=Johnni Gade]Im too young to have watched him play, but I thought he was humble wtf...[/QUOTE]

lol no superstar is humble, they are only humble when the camera is rolling.