magic players pooping on dwight

dwight has always been an immature lying asshole, someone you cannot count on. All mattered to him was money and having fun with his "friends" jameer arenas etc. Not a fully grown up man. I even question his ability to play seriously enough for long enough to win a chip.

Van gundy owned, exposed him once and for all with the way he mastered that interview and that was a genius move. Man what an ownage. Dwight must be devastated. The mister nice guy character has been shattered into pieces, but is anyone really suprised to see him for who he truly is?

Dwight is a giant cry baby, a giant spoiled kid just like many other prima donnas in the league. He should have been put in his place a long time ago, but it's a bit late to do his father's job.

white people hating on black players like always.

ISH full of drama queens.

Dwight is still the best center in the L and one of the top 5 players.

You keep that guy happy, F the rest of the team/coach.

Immature, a$$hole behavior hasn't stopped players from winning the Championship before...

[QUOTE=Darius]ISH full of drama queens.

Dwight is still the best center in the L and one of the top 5 players.

You keep that guy happy, F the rest of the team/coach.

Immature, a$$hole behavior hasn't stopped players from winning the Championship before...[/QUOTE]
it actually did. They needed to grow up and pair with at least one or two good players and a great charismatic coach to make it happen.

It must be awful to play with a guy like Dwight. Dude is the corniest f@ggot in the league, brings more drama than anyone not named LeBron, and has the maturity of a 5 year old. Shit leader, no heart, quits on his team when he gets in foul trouble...

How can anyone like this guy?

[QUOTE=Doranku]It must be awful to play with a guy like Dwight. Dude is the corniest f@ggot in the league, brings more drama than anyone not named LeBron, and has the maturity of a 5 year old. Shit leader, no heart, quits on his team when he gets in foul trouble...

How can anyone like this guy?[/QUOTE]
Howard jameer arenas formed a thug bunch who had way too much power. Hedo was lazy as usual and followed them to fit in even if his heart leans toward SVG cause he gives him tons of shots he doesnt really deserve.

Overall, a very very bad, childish atmosphere in the team that lasted for way too long, and now it all collapses.

Van gundy has been way too tolerant with these prima donnas, but the problem is that the front office buys into the thug bunch's ways and not into SVG ways. They actually might have weakened him. And let's not say he s the most charismatic physically speaking guy either. He had his hands tied even if he truly wanted to do his best with these kids.

Svg could never ever get the most of the team because they were only able to stay mature and focused for one or two games, then their immaturity would take over again.

Not enough efforts over the long run, not enough maturity, weak team chemistrey, and howard and others being too lazy and spoiled are the roots of this mess. IT'S sad cause there was some potential, but even SVG wasnt able to make them grow up, and now the lazy spoiled brats who are in touch with the front office -the real problem in fact- ask for even more weakness and compromission to please them, and this front office is about to give in.

They re just a bunch of kids wanting the teacher to leave cause he asks them to grow up and work. And the hippy school 's boss leans towards... the kids.

Typical of our generation.

Howard is a clown.

[QUOTE=PickernRoller]Of course certain players will side with the coach.....they are expendable pieces and bottom line avarage nba players with little weight...they know Dwight cares little if their @sses get traded so they aren't siding with the devil. They are going to nut hug management and act, do whatever sounds "professional". Everyone is looking for their own best interests and watching their backs....team needs to blow up period. Dwight has been complaining about his srry @ss teammates for 2 years now and nothing changes.....he throws the towel and now he's the bad guy? The irony is blatant...

This just shows how divided the team really is....f'ck the role players, the Magic aint nothing without Dwight....if you're gonna step up and call some bull like you got weight, back it up with your game....none of them have game. STFU.

The only reason the Magic is the Magic that we know is cause of Dwight Howard. The ticket sales, the fanbase, the endorsements....the chances he has given that organization and city to grow with him. He has delivered, his teammates, management and the coaching hasn't. He still gives them a second chance and this sh1t just blows ups on the press and National TV cause of ***** @ss Van Gundy.....

Same happened with Lebron and Melo, and Deron......star players want rings.....scrubs want their jobs. Take the world and their opinions as opera music, sounds like sh1t all the time.[/QUOTE]

DWIGHT BLAMING HIS OWN FAILURES ON HIS TEAMMATES, JUST LIKE LEBRON DID.

Lebron failed to improve his shooting and his low post game. If he had a good low post game HE WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO GET SOMEWHERE IN CLEVELAND.

If Dwight learned how to PASS OUT OF A DOUBLE AND NOT CLANK 2 FOOT HOOK SHOTS IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT TEAMMATES HE HAS. AND LEARN TO HIT FREETHROWS. He kept posting all those workout videos of himself with Hakeem, apparently to show how hard he worked on improving BUT WHY CAN'T I SEE ANY RESULTS ON THE COURT? YOUR FOOTWORK AND POST MOVES ARE STILL AS BAD AS THEY WERE IN 2009!!!

Dwight and Lebron both failed in the finals, Lebron with Cavs, Dwight with Magic and ALL THEY DO IS BLAME THEIR TEAMMATES AND MANAGEMENT?

If these guys are as good as they think they are, why do they refuse to take personal responsibility for their own failures?

I didn't mind that Howard wanted out of Orlando, mainly because they proved to be inept and poor evaluators of talent. I do, however, think it's a joke how he's trying to play both sides of the fence. Pick a side and stick with it. If you want to win, go somewhere else. If you want to grow your brand, go to a large-market city. If you want to stay loyal, shut up and re-sign with Orlando. But don't change your mind every day, call out your teammates, leave your coach hanging out to dry, and pretend like you're a loyal, misunderstood superstar.

I thought LeBron's decision to air his decision was a joke, but at least he knew what he wanted. He didn't play games; in fact, the only argument against him was that he played NO GAMES, and gave no one any indication of what he was doing. It's clear LeBron valued friendship and winning. What about you, Dwight?

God howard got owned there. Old school SVG teaching the young barking pupy a lesson.

[QUOTE=Bigsmoke]white people hating on black players like always.[/QUOTE]



Whoa! Where did you come from? Old school $hit right there.... :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=LA_Showtime]I didn't mind that Howard wanted out of Orlando, mainly because they proved to be inept and poor evaluators of talent. I do, however, think it's a joke how he's trying to play both sides of the fence. Pick a side and stick with it. If you want to win, go somewhere else. If you want to grow your brand, go to a large-market city. If you want to stay loyal, shut up and re-sign with Orlando. But don't change your mind every day, call out your teammates, leave your coach hanging out to dry, and pretend like you're a loyal, misunderstood superstar.

I thought LeBron's decision to air his decision was a joke, but at least he knew what he wanted. He didn't play games; in fact, the only argument against him was that he played NO GAMES, and gave no one any indication of what he was doing. It's clear LeBron valued friendship and winning. What about you, Dwight?[/QUOTE]

I disagree. Lebron was in the same breadth. No one knew where he was going before he announced his decision. Most of us thought he would stay, some thought he'd go to Chicago or Miami. He went and interviewed with all the teams remember? Anyway, I now dislike Dwight just as much as Lebron for the same reasons.

[QUOTE=Funnyfuka]God howard got owned there. Old school SVG teaching the young barking pupy a lesson.[/QUOTE]
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If you are the Laker's do you still even want Dwight considering all the crap he has pulled?

Not worth the headache....I rather do everything in my power to trade Bynum for Monroe...

Bynum is just as worse as Dwight....

Howard has no one but himself to blame for his predicament. He made an emotional decision out of guilt to opt-in, which also seemed to be impacted by the fact that they beat the Heat right before he announced he would stay. The fact that the team temporarily seemed to click/gel/whatever (as a lot of teams seem find a greater level of unity when they face the Heat), temporarily blinded him to what he saw clearly earlier this year-- the Magic probably won't give him a realistic chance to ever contend again.

The funny thing is, the Heat almost won that game. Their last second shot in regulation to win it literally almost went all the way down but somehow popped back out. Instead, the Magic won in overtime. It might have been the best thing for Howard's career if that shot had dropped and he was wearing a different jersey now.