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The foreign trainer?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by clyde, Jun 3, 2003.

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It is interesting to me why do not consider(examine) the European trainers? Especially when zoned protection is resolved(allowed). The Yugoslavian school èìõî is no weaker American, trainers freely know language. Ivkovich? Why also is not present

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Last year was a buzz about Nugs getting foreign trainer. That would be very exciting.

#2 tuus, Jun 3, 2003
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How about we find a coach first.

#3 ima_drummer2k, Jun 3, 2003
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Svetislav Pesic has an excellent track record. He is probably the best European coach around.

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Pesic would be great. No matter where he coached he was successful. This year with Barcelona or last year with Cologne. He made ALBA Berlin a dynasty in german basketball and also had great success with the german and yugoslavian national teams. Strict disciplinarian who developes young players fairly well.

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Originally posted by ima_drummer2k
How about we find a coach first.
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well, in Europe we say trainer and in america you say coach. that's same thing...

#6 tuus, Jun 4, 2003

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