Written by: John Nguyen - Bio info: John Nguyen is a regular basketball junkie who pays top dollar for NBA League Pass who currently resides in California. John’s goal is to bring some real fan noise and unnecessary PR (...) More
Stay quiet, my friend. Please. I hope someone is telling you this.
Recently word spread like Southern California wildfires when you uttered the phrase, “I love New York.” At first glance, I can see how someone can misinterpret that as loving the now defunct “I Love New York” show on VH1. If anyone loves that show, they have issues. Anyway, getting back to the subject, you said this during the “More Than a Game” promotional film tour. Thanks to Sports Rev.TV for capturing the whole thing.
You’re all over the place shouting “New York! New York!” I don’t see a problem with it. There shouldn’t be a problem with that. Anyone can love New York, San Francisco, Idaho, Texas, Los Angeles, and even Cleveland. Then again, you were just interviewed about possibly ending up in New York next summer. What a way to alienate the state of Ohio, Lebron. The Chosen One can’t be that stupid to be shouting that type of stuff around the good ol’ U.S. of A now is he? Where is your publicist? Where is the agent? Please advise him to shut up for his benefit. There is no need to rep more love for NY since we already know that you’re in a New York state of mind. This leaves us wondering how the Cleveland fan base feels when you’re running around shouting these things. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that they’re probably feeling awkward and inadequate.
Looking for attention? Lebron, you’re better than that. There’s no need to seek any more attention. First, you say that you’re staying in Cleveland to win a title. Then you were spotted wearing a New York Yankees cap. Then you go back again stating that Cleveland is your home at a book signing. After that, you pull this stunt. Which is it? Is this the part where we get to see a recurring pattern? What part of the game is this? I hate to say it, but you are just as bad as John Madden’s favorite son, Brett Favre. Is this your way of telling NY to get hyped? There is a fix to end all this madness: Keep that mouth closed, okay? Thanks. Focus on actually winning a title and improving your defense. We know you’re uber awesome. You love New York. We get it. No need to give the fans the roundabout.
Sincerely,
P.S. At this point, no one should really care where you end up after the 2009-2010 season. You can end up in Moscow. Would you make a huge splash there? Yes. More Russian bears will attend the games. It’s not all Lebron’s fault though. Every time he mentions something or runs around conducting business, people will get into his face posing the free agency question. Other sites will run whatever he says as the headline like it’s going to change everyone else’s lives. It will not do such a thing. Stop it. Get help. The time for speculation is done. Let’s wait to see the outcome of this season and see if he was really “chosen” to win a title with Cleveland.
Since Knicks and Lakers fans want him so bad, pop in NBA 2K10 and trade for him. It’s that easy. [image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/yourfavoritemartian/3850962622/]
11 Comments: Word to Lebron James: Stay Quiet.
Posted by
on 10.5.2009
Hey J. Nguyen! Why don’t you put your face on your profile? I be tall the ladies want to see your pic. And your humpboy. LOL .
Posted by LAkers 2 in a row on 10.5.2009
To allthe haters maybe Mr Nguyen didnt write the best artilce but we shud be commenting on the fact ’Bron isnt taking the whole thing seriously and we can see in the past how similar trades (or possible trades) with players shouting all over the place go to the shitter!! .
Posted by J. Kelly on 10.4.2009
We hate because this guy got me firede and he is a terrible writer. Bad call Hoopsvibe. J. Nguyen contract must seem like Eddy curry’s at the moment. .
Posted by Vox on 10.4.2009
Why do people hate so much in comments? I thought this was an interesting article. Articles are too short though, how is this supposed to distract me from studying? .
Posted by thenextmchale on 10.3.2009
dude you seriously suck the d*ck at writing... im sure that i have sh*t better articles than this... im not even joking your a total f*ckup and an embarressment to journalists everywhere... if i was you i would seriously considered ending my own life cos that was straight up bullsh*t .
Posted by
on 10.2.2009
LOL. The only reason I click on his articles is to abuse him. I don’t even read them anymore. They were so bad. Hopefully he improves. YOU ARE THE LUKE RIDNOUR OF BLOGGERS. .
Posted by Snika on 10.2.2009
Comment on the article, quit dissin the writer. I don’t think we should take his words so literally. Ask anyone you know who has been to New York... 90% of people would say they love it. 90 % would say they love LA. Ohio is his home, so he will continue to defend that until a different contract is signed. I vote that he leaves, so the media can have a hayday with it. It can be pretty ridiculous how many conspiracy theories the media comes up with, just to boost ratings and rumors. .
Posted by
on 10.2.2009
Wow. John Nguyen, seriously you need to learn how to write. This stuff is absolute garbage. I honestly dont think I’ll be coming back to this site. Your a disgrace to writers everywhere. I dont know where you learned to write. I’m not getting mad cause your ragging on LBJ or whatever, I could care less about that. You write like a 15 year old girl. Pathetic. .
Posted by
on 10.2.2009
I got a tip for J. Nguyen. Sit down and shut the f-up. No one wants your bulls---on this site. f-off .
Posted by ggg on 10.2.2009
i got a better tip for lebron...sit his a-------down and stfu .
Posted by kobefan on 10.1.2009
Umm ima laker fan and I definitely don’t want him in LA we’ve got the bigger and better kobe so lebrob can go where he wants cuz as long as kobe’s around and the lakers stay healthy Mr. Ego ain’t winning a chapionship. .
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