Agent_mulder Posted July 21, 2013 Share Posted July 21, 2013 (edited) All of this is a distraction to the players. One thing i can say, bilib ako ke Al Chua maski noong nasa tanduay pa s'ya, kaya nanghihinayang ako sa naging decision n'ya na mag take ng leave of absence. 'Yan ang hirap sa smc management eh, tindi ng pulitika sa said management, tama ang sabi ng isang nag post, just look at what happened to Jaworski back then na parang wala man lang naging contributions in the past sa Ginebra.... Edited July 21, 2013 by Agent_mulder Quote Link to comment
Kazekage.Gaara Posted July 25, 2013 Share Posted July 25, 2013 Eto. Fresh from SPIN.PH... ATO Agustin is set to be named the new head coach of Barangay Ginebra for the PBA Governors Cup while former coach Alfrancis Chua is set to move up to team manager. Agustin assumes the coaching reins just three weeks after joining the Ginebra organization from Petron, where he won a maiden league championship before being replaced by Olsen Racela at the start of the 2012-13 season. Team insiders explained that Agustin got the nod since the former league MVP had the most head-coaching experience from among the Ginebra staff left after Chua's surprise resignation last month. “Siya ang may experience sa coaching pool. Kaya siya ang nilagay,” said the source. The other members of the Ginebra staff are Boycie Zamar, Art dela Cruz, George Gallent, and Freddie Abuda. Allan Caidic and Juno Sauler are also expected to rejoin the staff after La Salle's season in the UAAP. On the other hand, Chua, who was prevailed upon to file a leave of absence instead of a resignation after Noli Eala was removed from his post as San Miguel Corp.'s consultant for basketball operations, is set to stay on, after all, although in a different capacity. The decisions were announced by before the players in the presence of SMC boss Ramon S. Ang on Thursday afternoon at the company’s office in Ortigas. Agustin will begin his coaching reign, on an interim basis, at the team’s practice on Friday morning at the Reyes Gym in Mandaluyong. Heeding a clamor from players and coaches, Ginebra is set to name Chua the new team manager replacing Robert Non, the current team governor who held the post briefly in a concurrent capacity. “Nakiusap talaga kami sa management na sana huwag alisin si coach Al totally sa set-up,” said a player who asked not to be named. “We want his presence in the team. He has been an inspiration to us and how he motivates the team will always be missed,” he added. Another player told Spin.ph that even members of the management were one with players in asking that Chua stays on, even in a different capacity. Quote Link to comment
fatchubs Posted July 26, 2013 Share Posted July 26, 2013 (edited) Is Boycie Zamar next in line for Ginebra head-coaching job?IT looks like the coaching saga at Barangay Ginebra is far from over. Sources said newly appointed coach Ato Agustin will only call the shots for Ginebra in the coming Governors Cup and will give way to current University of the East mentor Boycie Zamar at the start of next season. Zamar is the latest addition to the Ginebra coaching staff, and is reportedly the personal choice of San Miguel Corp. big boss Ramon S. Ang who was impressed by his work with the Warriors in the college leagues. However, the veteran coach is not available to step into the Ginebra job after Alfrancis Chua's surprise resignation since he is still tied down with the Red Warriors until the end of the UAAP season in October. The season-ending Governors Cup kicks off on August 14. The SMC plan, sources said, is to name Agustin as head coach of San Miguel Beer in the Asean Basketball League (ABL) after his stint with Ginebra, replacing Leo Austria who will take over at Petron. Like Zamar, Austria, who led the Beermen to their maiden championship in the last ABL season, won't be available for a PBA head-coaching job until the end of his commitment with Adamson in the UAAP. Spin.ph tried to contact San Miguel head of basketball operations Robert Non for confirmation on Friday, but he is not taking calls. The development should come as a surprise to Ginebra's legion of fans, most of whom are expecting Chua to return to the head-coaching position beginning in next season's Philippine Cup. The fiery mentor resigned last week but was persuaded by team management to take a leave of absence instead. He was appointed by Ang as Ginebra's new team manager on Thursday. If the plans push through, Chua will remain as team manager when Zamar takes over next season, which will kick off on November 17. Chua is also unavailable for comment. (For full story on Agustin's appointment, see Ato Agustin named new Ginebra coach as Chua moves up to team manager) However, it is unclear if the plans are cast in stone or flexible enough to be changed if Agustin comes up with an impressive performance with the Gin Kings in the Governors Cup. Agustin led Petron to the Governors Cup championship two seasons ago. Meanwhile, American coach Todd Purves is expected to arrive on Friday from a scouting job with the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA Summer League to join the Petron coaching staff. The former Indonesia Warriors head coach in the ABL has been named as Petron's new team consultant where he is expected to guide interim coach Gee Abanilla. http://www.spin.ph/s...oaching-job-v02 Edited July 26, 2013 by fatchubs Quote Link to comment
Kazekage.Gaara Posted July 26, 2013 Share Posted July 26, 2013 Is Boycie Zamar next in line for Ginebra head-coaching job?IT looks like the coaching saga at Barangay Ginebra is far from over. Sources said newly appointed coach Ato Agustin will only call the shots for Ginebra in the coming Governors Cup and will give way to current University of the East mentor Boycie Zamar at the start of next season. Zamar is the latest addition to the Ginebra coaching staff, and is reportedly the personal choice of San Miguel Corp. big boss Ramon S. Ang who was impressed by his work with the Warriors in the college leagues. However, the veteran coach is not available to step into the Ginebra job after Alfrancis Chua's surprise resignation since he is still tied down with the Red Warriors until the end of the UAAP season in October. The season-ending Governors Cup kicks off on August 14. The SMC plan, sources said, is to name Agustin as head coach of San Miguel Beer in the Asean Basketball League (ABL) after his stint with Ginebra, replacing Leo Austria who will take over at Petron. Like Zamar, Austria, who led the Beermen to their maiden championship in the last ABL season, won't be available for a PBA head-coaching job until the end of his commitment with Adamson in the UAAP. Spin.ph tried to contact San Miguel head of basketball operations Robert Non for confirmation on Friday, but he is not taking calls. The development should come as a surprise to Ginebra's legion of fans, most of whom are expecting Chua to return to the head-coaching position beginning in next season's Philippine Cup. The fiery mentor resigned last week but was persuaded by team management to take a leave of absence instead. He was appointed by Ang as Ginebra's new team manager on Thursday. If the plans push through, Chua will remain as team manager when Zamar takes over next season, which will kick off on November 17. Chua is also unavailable for comment. (For full story on Agustin's appointment, see Ato Agustin named new Ginebra coach as Chua moves up to team manager) However, it is unclear if the plans are cast in stone or flexible enough to be changed if Agustin comes up with an impressive performance with the Gin Kings in the Governors Cup. Agustin led Petron to the Governors Cup championship two seasons ago. Meanwhile, American coach Todd Purves is expected to arrive on Friday from a scouting job with the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA Summer League to join the Petron coaching staff. The former Indonesia Warriors head coach in the ABL has been named as Petron's new team consultant where he is expected to guide interim coach Gee Abanilla. http://www.spin.ph/s...oaching-job-v02 At least it's not Olsen. Quote Link to comment
*kalel* Posted July 26, 2013 Share Posted July 26, 2013 what's wrong if it would be olsen? 1 Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 circus na ang ginebra..d@mn! Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 circus na ang ginebra..d@mn! Rigodon Parang in the middle of a game and finding the right chemistry/combination. Wait and see na lang ako. Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 Pang coach si Al Chua at hindi pang team manager, sayang lang coaching prowess n'ya as a manager.... Quote Link to comment
junix Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 Pang coach si Al Chua at hindi pang team manager, sayang lang coaching prowess n'ya as a manager....agree...he can do a lot more than being the team manager. Quote Link to comment
*kalel* Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 frankly, hindi ako nagagalingan ke chua as a coach or to say the least, sa technical coaching.... however i respect the guy because he has the experience... kaso di ko rin gusto si ato as coach for ginebra... i like siot and jong but apparently having them back might not be the best for the team either... Quote Link to comment
p0pc142 Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 i hope jaworski just come back to the ballclub =) Quote Link to comment
fatchubs Posted July 27, 2013 Share Posted July 27, 2013 1374911374[/url]' post='8797635']frankly, hindi ako nagagalingan ke chua as a coach or to say the least, sa technical coaching.... however i respect the guy because he has the experience... kaso di ko rin gusto si ato as coach for ginebra... i like siot and jong but apparently having them back might not be the best for the team either... Kay olsen nagagalingan ka? Kasi nagtatanong ka whats wrong with olsen eh Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted July 28, 2013 Share Posted July 28, 2013 (edited) Malabo na si Jong as he is now with meralco, Ato and Olsen, though I have a lot of respect for both these guys as a player pero ang maging coach sila ng fave team ko is a no-no, Al Chua did a heck of a job in his first try. Kung ke Ato at Olsen lang mas gusto ko na si Chua o kaya naman si Pido Jarencio o kaya si Jaworski na lang. Edited July 28, 2013 by Agent_mulder Quote Link to comment
Kazekage.Gaara Posted July 28, 2013 Share Posted July 28, 2013 what's wrong if it would be olsen? With a lineup as good as Petron, where has Olsen brought them? I know na nasa players yan, pero Olsen was a good pointguard. Not a good coach. Nothing against Racela pero he has a LOT to live up to and hindi BGSM ang dapat pinagppraktisan. Tama yung move na assistant coach muna sya, wag head coach agad after retirement. frankly, hindi ako nagagalingan ke chua as a coach or to say the least, sa technical coaching.... however i respect the guy because he has the experience... kaso di ko rin gusto si ato as coach for ginebra... i like siot and jong but apparently having them back might not be the best for the team either... To say the least... Olsen is like Jong and Siot. Poor player rotation ang sakit. Malabo na si Jong as he is now with meralco, Ato and Olsen, though I have a lot of respect for both these guys as a player pero ang maging coach sila ng fave team ko is a no-no, Al Chua did a heck of a job in his first try. Kung ke Ato at Olsen lang mas gusto ko na si Chua o kaya naman si Pido Jarencio o kaya si Jaworski na lang. Amen. Ulitin ko lang, for me, BGSM is no place for a new coach practicing his wares. Quote Link to comment
milko9876 Posted July 29, 2013 Share Posted July 29, 2013 Malabo na si Jong as he is now with meralco, Ato and Olsen, though I have a lot of respect for both these guys as a player pero ang maging coach sila ng fave team ko is a no-no, Al Chua did a heck of a job in his first try. Kung ke Ato at Olsen lang mas gusto ko na si Chua o kaya naman si Pido Jarencio o kaya si Jaworski na lang. Pido could be a good coach, specially his their hitman during '90s. Quote Link to comment
RED2018 Posted July 29, 2013 Share Posted July 29, 2013 Pido could be a good coach, specially his their hitman during '90s. Pido is a great motivator and a players' coach just like Alfrancis...give him 'technical' (those who studied the x's and o's of modern basketball) assistant/s and the team will be fine Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted July 29, 2013 Share Posted July 29, 2013 (edited) Tama sabi ng isang nag post circus na Ginebra, and if I may add, dahil sa management or maybe mismanagement ng SMC lalo na ni Eala. Heck, kung gusto ng coach mag practice ng wares nila, sa inter-color o inter-barangay sila mag-practice at hindi sa Barangay Ginebra. Edited July 29, 2013 by Agent_mulder Quote Link to comment
*kalel* Posted July 29, 2013 Share Posted July 29, 2013 Kay olsen nagagalingan ka? Kasi nagtatanong ka whats wrong with olsen ehI was just seeing many people against olsen....di ko alam bakit Quote Link to comment
*kalel* Posted July 29, 2013 Share Posted July 29, 2013 Jong and siot did a better job if the basis is steering a team to a championship seriesin their first year.... As for chua, he inherited agood team.... Olsen fell victim to a head case import.... Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted July 30, 2013 Share Posted July 30, 2013 Philippine basketball’s Living Legend Robert Jaworski visited the practice of the national team on Monday, inspiring the Gilas Pilipinas players with his “Never Say Die” mantra.http://www.interaksy...m-never-say-die Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted July 30, 2013 Share Posted July 30, 2013 ^ yan dapat ang kunin na coach eh! Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted July 31, 2013 Share Posted July 31, 2013 Jaworski gives props to Japeth's dadABS-CBNnews.comPosted at 07/31/2013 6:56 PM | Updated as of 07/31/2013 6:56 PMMANILA, Philippines – Gilas member and new Ginebra player Japeth Aguilar felt proud when his father was mentioned by Robert Jaworski when the latter paid the national team a surprise visit. Japeth’s father, Peter Aguilar, once played as a backup center under Jaworski in Anejo Rhum 65 (the old name of Barangay Ginebra) during the early 1990s. “Nung na-meet ko siya (Jaworski), sobrang na-inspire ako kasi kinamayan niya lahat ng mga players, pero pagdating niya sa akin, ako lang ni-recognize niya,” Japeth told Spin.ph’s Richard Dy. “Sabi niya, ‘O Japeth,’ sinabi niya pangalan ko, ‘Iyung tatay mo player ko dati. Mahusay din.’” Japeth, who was recently acquired Ginebra from GlobalPort, said that what made him even more proud was that Jaworksi remembered his dad despite all the players he has handled. “Nakaka-inspire kasi di ko inexpect 'yun since sa dami niyang (Jaworski) nahawakan na players, tapos maalala niya pa ng ganun ang papa ko. Malaking bagay yun para sa akin,” he said. Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted August 1, 2013 Share Posted August 1, 2013 ^ sana Japeth maglaro ka din ng katulad ng tatay mo. may puso kahit bangko! Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted August 3, 2013 Share Posted August 3, 2013 Nanood si coach sa Gilas vs. Jordan kanina. Di matigil ang bibig sa comments niya sa laro Quote Link to comment
fatchubs Posted August 6, 2013 Share Posted August 6, 2013 MAganda ang pinapakita ni Japeth sa Gilas. If he can just do the same with GSM am pretty sure malaking maitutulong niya sa team. Quote Link to comment
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