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<u>Marbury Wants To Play In Italy</u>
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Jul 18 - Stephon Marbury made a shocking revelation yesterday, saying that when his contract expires with the Knicks in two years, he's planning to play in Italy.
Marbury, amidst his 38-city, cross-country bus tour to promote his discount Starburys sneakers, told The Post he wants to eventually leave the NBA after having visited Italy in May with his wife.
"I'm not just thinking of doing it, I'm going to do it," Marbury vowed yesterday. "My wife loved it there. It's like a [David] Beckham thing." -- New York Post
# During the Olympics, David Stern told us about how big basketball was becoming around the world. He was right. Now I want to make it even bigger for the United States.
For my 14th pro season, I want to go when I can still go hard and give the people what they want. I'm looking at how David Beckham is getting love for coming here. He's 32. I'll be 32 at the end of my Knicks' contract. Imagine if someone told him not to follow his heart to play soccer in the U.S.
I want to do the same thing for basketball and spread the Starbury Movement so people all around the world can benefit. I want to make things affordable for everybody. -- New York Post </div>
Sorry Stephon, but your not even close to Beckham status. Beckham is not only a national star, he's a global superstar plus his wife used to be in spice girls so i doubt he'll have paparazzi and such chasin him when he arrives. lol
But anyways if he can really get this Starbury shoe business rollin and spreadin his shoes around the world then its a good business move. I'm just not sure Italy is the right place to sell cheap sneakers.
It'd be cool though if Marbury sold all his sneaks around the world and took the benefits towards charities and just stayed in New York and make those overated millions and millions of dollars for himself
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Jul 18 - Stephon Marbury made a shocking revelation yesterday, saying that when his contract expires with the Knicks in two years, he's planning to play in Italy.
Marbury, amidst his 38-city, cross-country bus tour to promote his discount Starburys sneakers, told The Post he wants to eventually leave the NBA after having visited Italy in May with his wife.
"I'm not just thinking of doing it, I'm going to do it," Marbury vowed yesterday. "My wife loved it there. It's like a [David] Beckham thing." -- New York Post
# During the Olympics, David Stern told us about how big basketball was becoming around the world. He was right. Now I want to make it even bigger for the United States.
For my 14th pro season, I want to go when I can still go hard and give the people what they want. I'm looking at how David Beckham is getting love for coming here. He's 32. I'll be 32 at the end of my Knicks' contract. Imagine if someone told him not to follow his heart to play soccer in the U.S.
I want to do the same thing for basketball and spread the Starbury Movement so people all around the world can benefit. I want to make things affordable for everybody. -- New York Post </div>
Sorry Stephon, but your not even close to Beckham status. Beckham is not only a national star, he's a global superstar plus his wife used to be in spice girls so i doubt he'll have paparazzi and such chasin him when he arrives. lol
But anyways if he can really get this Starbury shoe business rollin and spreadin his shoes around the world then its a good business move. I'm just not sure Italy is the right place to sell cheap sneakers.
It'd be cool though if Marbury sold all his sneaks around the world and took the benefits towards charities and just stayed in New York and make those overated millions and millions of dollars for himself
