The "Argentina National Basketball Team" Should Be Forced To Play In EuroBasket

These are the European birth right nationalities of members of the "Argentine" national team:


[B]Ruben Wolkowyski[/B] = Polish birth national

[B]Federico Kammerichs[/B] = German birth national

[B]Walter Hermmann[/B] = German birth national

[B]Carlos Delfino[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Manu Ginobili[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Pepe Sanchez[/B] = Spanish birth national
[B]
Paolo Quinteros[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Roman Gonzalez[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Pablo Prigioni[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Luis Scola[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Oscar Furlong[/B] = Irish birth national

[B]Marcelo Nicola[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Daniel Farabelo[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Ernesto Michel [/B]= German birth national

[B]Fabricio Oberto [/B]= Italian birth national

[B]Hugo Sconochini[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Alejando Montecchia[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Lucas Victoriano[/B] = Spanish birth national

[B]Andres Nocioni[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Leandro Palladino[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Antonio Porta [/B]= Italian birth national

[B]Juan Pedro Gutierrez[/B] = Spanish birth national

[B]Hernan Jasen[/B] = Italian birth national



They are a joke being allowed to play in FIBA Americas with so many Nazi defector descendants being on their national team.

Shut up, f[COLOR="Black"]agg[/COLOR]ot. You're a troll and no one cares about what you have to say.

Euroleague some questions for you....

If Spanoulis was given a starting job in the NBA, what would his numbers be?
Conversely, what would Kevin Durant average in the Euroleague?
Chris Paul?
LeBron James?
Prime Kobe Bryant?
Deron Williams?
Prime Tim Duncan?
Prime Kevin Garnett?
Prime Shaq?
Dwight Howard?
Prime Michael Jordan?
Prime Tracy McGrady?
Dwyane Wade?
Carmelo Anthony?
Amar'e Stoudemire?

[QUOTE=Euroleague]These are the European birth right nationalities of members of the "Argentine" national team:


[B]Ruben Wolkowyski[/B] = Polish birth national

[B]Federico Kammerichs[/B] = German birth national

[B]Walter Hermmann[/B] = German birth national

[B]Carlos Delfino[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Manu Ginobili[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Pepe Sanchez[/B] = Spanish birth national
[B]
Paolo Quinteros[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Roman Gonzalez[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Pablo Prigioni[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Luis Scola[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Oscar Furlong[/B] = Irish birth national

[B]Marcelo Nicola[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Daniel Farabelo[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Ernesto Michel [/B]= German birth national

[B]Fabricio Oberto [/B]= Italian birth national

[B]Hugo Sconochini[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Alejando Montecchia[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Lucas Victoriano[/B] = Spanish birth national

[B]Andres Nocioni[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Leandro Palladino[/B] = Italian birth national

[B]Antonio Porta [/B]= Italian birth national

[B]Juan Pedro Gutierrez[/B] = Spanish birth national

[B]Hernan Jasen[/B] = Italian birth national



They are a joke being allowed to play in FIBA Americas with so many Nazi defector descendants being on their national team.[/QUOTE]
Carlos Delfino - Born in Santa Fe, Argentina... I just had to look up for one player to reject your lies, so whats the point?

:facepalm

All of those players were born and raised in Argentina.

Unlike the Greek team, where the best players are born and raised in the USA and can't even speak or read Greek.

[QUOTE=LJJ]All of those players were born and raised in Argentina.

Unlike the Greek team, where the best players are born and raised in the USA and can't even speak or read Greek.[/QUOTE]
He called me a racist yesterday for calling Calathes American. Can you believe that? :roll:

Care to explain the term "____ birth national"? Because those players (maybe without an exception or two) were born and raised in Argentina.

If you are talking about their european roots, then that applies to any team in America I guess.

Where were they all born and where did they learn to play basketball, son?

lol how would any European team deal with the allmighty Scola, letalone the combination of Ginobili and Scola:roll: :roll: :roll:

They would win every single game over European opposition by about 30 points, you don't want Argentina in Eurobasket, Euroleague it would destroy you

[QUOTE=Nick Young]Where were they all born and where did they learn to play basketball, son?

lol how would any European team deal with the allmighty Scola, letalone the combination of Ginobili and Scola:roll: :roll: :roll:

They would win every single game over European opposition by about 30 points, you don't want Argentina in Eurobasket, Euroleague it would destroy you[/QUOTE]
Actually, you could say Scola made himself what he is now in Spain, as he got to Vitoria when he was only 18.
As for Argentina winning easily in Eurobasket, yeah, sure... It's not like they've never lost to Spain, right?

[QUOTE=chains5000]Actually, you could say Scola made himself what he is now in Spain, as he got to Vitoria when he was only 18.
As for Argentina winning easily in Eurobasket, yeah, sure... It's not like they've never lost to Spain, right?[/QUOTE]
Lol do you think Scola started playing ball at 18?

You can't say he made himself in Spain, he made himself in Argentina and then developed his skills further in Spain.

Stop trying to claim Scola as a product of Spanish basketball, he is a product of American basketball who played in Spain.

[QUOTE=Nick Young]Lol do you think Scola started playing ball at 18?

You can't say he made himself in Spain, he made himself in Argentina and then developed his skills further in Spain.

Stop trying to claim Scola as a product of Spanish basketball, he is a product of American basketball who played in Spain.[/QUOTE]
He was really raw when he came here, that's why he didn't play for Tau right away. Too bad you were too young to watch.

all the Argentines on the team were born and raised in Argentina. Some have dual citizenship in European countries because of their heritage and when they played in Europe. Their families have lived in Argentina for at least 2-3 generations.:no:

So, most Argentinos are of European descent? Wow, I'm shocked, I thought they and their ancestors were all native Americans, descendants of the Incas. :rolleyes: Don't tell me now that most Americans are not native Americans, either.

[QUOTE=chains5000]He was really raw when he came here, that's why he didn't play for Tau right away. Too bad you were too young to watch.[/QUOTE]
Again, stop trying to claim Scola as a product of Spanish basketball, you have career second option Pau Gasol as your nation's crowning achievement, be happy with it:lol