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  1. 08-02-2009, 03:56 PM #121
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    try that

    old link works still though
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  2. 08-02-2009, 04:52 PM #122
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    Quote Originally Posted by raph View Post
    try that

    old link works still though
    My knowing of french tells me that I can't watch this, because I'm not from French region. Am I right?

    It's ok now, I don't know what happened... Thank you!
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  3. 08-02-2009, 06:17 PM #123
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    try old link, works for me
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    Ok, Valanciunas was killed by Kanter earlier, but he shouldnt stay out of the tournament's 1st team for the sake of Musli

    Btw, 33'' to go. Fournier rules
    Edit: It's all finished. Big time congrats to Serbia. For this average generation they have, I didn't expect them to go all the way

    Tournament's MVP is Kanter and it's not even close
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  5. 08-02-2009, 06:40 PM #125
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    Congrats serbia, nice team work and deserved win ("twin towers" did a great job but not only, that's what makes the difference with lithuania & turkey i guess)

    Congrats france as well, i still can't believe they reached finale considering the loss against slovenia & spain (and the miracle win against.. serbia ^^).
    Anyway, it will be interesting to see fournier/westermann/pourchot for next euro -18, i think we will be among the favorite this time.
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  6. 08-02-2009, 06:49 PM #126
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    Congrats to Serbia u18 and coach Vlada Jovanović! I'm really impressed how we managed to win this tournament with our static play... But, I see some players here that might be really good one day, Anđušić, Musli (if he continue with hard work), Jaramaz...
    Oh, and congrats to France, keep the good work guys!
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    After cadet gold here comes junior gold too Congratulation to France you been very tough opponent you beat us in the group stage. I have to mention that we played without Nemanja Nedovic and Niksa Nikolic that's why our organization on point guard sucked pretty bad. Also some players really didn't deserve spot on this team(Blagojevic,Besovic,Torlak ).Some players born in 92 should have been on this team. Anyways it was still good tournament for us
    Also some players who are a great individuals and scorers showed good team work(Radosavljevic,Jaramaz,Andjusic).
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    Djekic is the biggest prospect in this team imo
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  9. 08-02-2009, 06:55 PM #129
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    Quote Originally Posted by wardjdim View Post
    Ok, Valanciunas was killed by Kanter earlier, but he shouldnt stay out of the tournament's 1st team for the sake of Musli

    Btw, 33'' to go. Fournier rules
    Edit: It's all finished. Big time congrats to Serbia. For this average generation they have, I didn't expect them to go all the way

    Tournament's MVP is Kanter and it's not even close
    I don't agree with that statement at all
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    Final Standings

    1. Serbia
    2. France
    3. Turkey
    4. Lithuania
    5. Spain
    6. Russia
    7. Italy
    8. Croatia
    9. Latvia
    10. Bulgaria
    11. Germany
    12. Slovenia
    13. Greece
    14. Ukraine
    15. Israel
    16. Czech Republic

    MVP: Enes Kanter (Turkey)

    All Tournament Team:
    Toni Prostran (Croatia)
    Evan Fournier (France)
    Dejan Musli (Serbia)
    Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania)
    Enes Kanter (Turkey)
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    Once again France gets beaten in the final, but the Serbians finally make their country proud. That's basketball. France in the next few years will keep having top players, but hopefully most of them won't get to the NBA and rotten on the bench.
    The MVP could only be a beast called Kanter.
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    According to european prospects these will be the participants in the All star camp that will be held during the Eurobasket in Poland:
    http://www.europeanprospects.com/tou...the-selection/

    # Emil Binev (Bulgaria)
    # Toni Prostran (Croatia)
    # Alberto Jodar (Spain)
    # Leo Westermann (France)
    # Mael Lebrun (France)
    # Evan Fournier (France)
    # Philipp Neumann (Germany)
    # Linos Spyridon Chrysikopoulos (Greece)
    # Nimrod Tishman (Israel)
    # Andrea de Nicolao (Italy)
    # Martins Meiers (Latvia)
    # Augustas Peciukevicius (Lithuania)
    # Saulius Kulvietis (Lithuania)
    # Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania)
    # Pavel Antipov (Russia)
    # Edo Muric (Slovenia)
    # Lazar Radosavljevic (Serbia)
    # Branislav Dekic (Serbia)
    # Dejan Musli (Serbia)
    # Danilo Andusic (Serbia)
    # Safak Edge (Turkey)
    # Furkan Aldemir (Turkey)
    # Enes Kanter (Turkey)
    # Oleksandr Lypovyy (Ukraine)
    # Samuel Deguara (Malta) – MVP C Division
    # tba – B Division
    # tba – B Division
    # tba – B Division
    # tba – B Division
    # tba – B Division
    Josep Franch should be in that list.
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