go fuck yourself.jordo212000;1633414 wrote:Why would Cleveland and their fans want a traitor who compares to Scottie Pippen?
loljordo212000;1633414 wrote:Why would Cleveland and their fans want a traitor who compares to Scottie Pippen?
I've been told by many fans on here that you guys would never welcome him back. Not sure why realcavsfans is broke?Pick6;1633420 wrote:go fuck yourself.
Yeah wanted to see what people were saying. Different tune than what I would have guessed based on what I have read in years past on here about Lebron.SportsAndLady;1633423 wrote:Oh great. Jordo is back
I've been waiting for him to return.SportsAndLady;1633423 wrote:Oh great. Jordo is back
Links? While you're at it, provide a link of me "running amok" in the bengals threads. Also, GFY. Thanks.jordo212000;1633422 wrote:I've been told by many fans on here that you guys would never welcome him back.
You mean people were upset he left? SHOCKER. Who wouldn't want the best player in the NBA on their team?jordo212000;1633424 wrote:Yeah wanted to see what people were saying. Different tune than what I would have guessed based on what I have read in years past on here about Lebron.
That's because CoA and like_that haven't been commenting much on the situation. Everyone else has basically agreed that the way he left was cruel, however, we would welcome him back gladly because he recognized his mistake, owned up to it, and wants to make good on his promise to bring a championship to Cleveland. Anyone who doesn't want one of the best players of all time on their team is ridiculous.jordo212000;1633424 wrote:Yeah wanted to see what people were saying. Different tune than what I would have guessed based on what I have read in years past on here about Lebron.
Love Broussard and his confirming what could have been safely assumed for the past several days.Trueblue23;1633406 wrote:Chris Broussard ‏@Chris_Broussard 23s
Cleveland has replaced Miami as my frontrunner to land LeBron James...
Nah I really don't care. If you don't believe that you, like_that and several other Cavs fans were mocking Lebron and his abilities after he left, then I have some beach front property in Nebraska for you. Haha I mean your whole hatred of me revolves around that. I used to point out how ridiculous you all sounded. And now, everybody is slurping him againCommander of Awesome;1633427 wrote:Links? While you're at it, provide a link of me "running amok" in the bengals threads. Also, GFY. Thanks.
First off, you do have the time. You're a pathetic welcher on bets troll POS that has a fb group dedicated to what a weasel you are.jordo212000;1633433 wrote:Nah I really don't care. If you don't believe that you, like_that and several other Cavs fans were mocking Lebron and his abilities after he left, then I have some beach front property in Nebraska for you. Haha I mean your whole hatred of me revolves around that. I used to point out how ridiculous you all sounded. And now, everybody is slurping him again
Seriously, who will you be a fan of if your hypothesized scenario came true?robj55;1633419 wrote:herp derp
Cole and Napier currently I believe. LOLfriendfromlowry;1633436 wrote:Lebron has also vastly matured over the past four years. He realizes the mistake he made back then and really hasn't had much to frown upon since. I'd be a fan of his wherever he played just as long as it wasn't Miami.
If Lebron and Bosh left Miami, that team would be terrrrible. Wade would have to get out, too. Who would even be left on their team??
Link?friendfromlowry;1633436 wrote:Lebron has also vastly matured over the past four years. He realizes the mistake he made back then and really hasn't had much to frown upon since.
Eyes.Commander of Awesome;1633438 wrote:Link?
In what parallel universe is having cap flexibility a bad thing?? Lol. Really, Lebron is just the big domino. If he signs, all the chips will fall into place. That's why you aren't seeing people agreeing to terms much yet.friendfromlowry;1633436 wrote: If Lebron and Bosh left Miami, that team would be terrrrible. Wade would have to get out, too. Who would even be left on their team??
You're right, the chips will fall into place, and none of them will land in Miami. They'll have cap flexibility to sign all the big names not interested in going there to play with Napier and Cole. That's your parallel universe.jordo212000;1633441 wrote:In what parallel universe is having cap flexibility a bad thing?? Lol. Really, Lebron is just the big domino. If he signs, all the chips will fall into place. That's why you aren't seeing people agreeing to terms much yet.
Too tempting.SportsAndLady;1633449 wrote:I don't know why people are responding to the idiot jordo...