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talent do not tear him down. He is what 20 years old.
Sloan is the one who needs to hit the streets and see
what its like.Fesenko is young, but the verdict is
still out, lets have more confidence in our young
players instead of the bad mouthing of Sloan Please
GO Fes!
GO UTES!
I don't think Sloan said much of anything about the hair doo, other than to point out some things this kid obviously has to work on. Attention span, childish behavior, being late etc. If you think pointing those things out to a 20 year old who is in competition for one of the best jobs in the world and is on the cusp of blowing it,-is being a big ol stinky meany, you must have perfect children.
players instead of building them up. This guy needs
to hit the farms in the midwest. Final answer!
So y'all, especially Jimmy is on Sloan for what he says about him having to prove himself, having to show he has what it takes, and all. Then when we go to the playoff's again, you will be all over Sloan again for having a young, inexperienced team. You can't have it both ways. We have to either have a quality ball team, or a farm team preparing young players for the big time. Which way do you want it?
Personally, I don't like the hair, but that isn't what makes a good player, and I agree with Sloan.
How did Sloan tear Fes down? He said "I don't care about his hair" and "I'm concerned about what he does on the floor" and "he needs to focus on basketball". Those words could be viewed as sage professional advice.
Sloan sees a pile of young talent in this guy and he wants him to succeed and not waste his ability so the team can win. Ya, lets get rid of anyone who supports this philosophy.
Jimmy Z--go crawl back into the hole that you and coddling head-in-the-sand mentality came from.
I suspect that Koufos will cause Fes improve his offense and Fes will improve Koufos's defense. That will happen just by playing. Koufos is motivated to play in the NBA that will start to rub off on Fes.
If Koufos improves enough to play behind Boozer and Almond improves, it would not suprise me a whole lot if Miles gets traded. If both Fes and Koufos are playing well, they can be put in (for Okur or Boozer)at times.
Fes could be very effective muscle against some of the centers in the NBA. It remains to be seen if Koufos can play at Boozer's position.
Neyt!
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