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    Shhhhh... Nag tip Si vice ganda Kay manay, game daw mga players ng FEU...




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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Shhhhh... Nag tip Si vice ganda Kay manay, game daw mga players ng FEU...
    They speak the same language ba? :gayfight:

    FEU has a lot of money on its own though. The Montinolas run the show there. Per Norman Black, they also have one of the best recruitment machineries. Imagine they're able to get talents such as Arwind Santos, RR Garcia, etc.

    Racela eyed to replace Flores at FEU; Chot, other MVP people may follow suit | UAAP | SPIN.PH - Sports Interactive Network Philippines

    That's a dagger on ADMU though as a lot of Ateneans always wished to have the likes of a Chot Reyes or Olsen Racela at the helm, being alumni of the school. I think Chot was already helping the ADMU basketball program before MVP came in, many years ago.
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    Lahat welcome sa Taft, mga bros...

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    Read it this morning si racela will be the new head coach then chot Reyes will be the sports director.


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    Baka FEU kasi ang Laging walang stand pag dating sa social issues...



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    So tamaraw pala tatay ni mvp.
    Nanay nya kaya, baka dating green archer.......
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    its time for the ADMU alumni to step up to the plate, the test will be if they can lure Jrs. MVP Pinggoy to sign with ADMU. If they failed to land Pinggoy then puro all talk lang pala yun mga alumni na wanting to takeover from MVP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Baka FEU kasi ang Laging walang stand pag dating sa social issues...
    Di daw kasi sila sosy kaya walang stand sa social issues.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sweetlucious View Post
    its time for the ADMU alumni to step up to the plate, the test will be if they can lure Jrs. MVP Pinggoy to sign with ADMU. If they failed to land Pinggoy then puro all talk lang pala yun mga alumni na wanting to takeover from MVP.
    Nako, dami pa naman ganyan, panay talk tapos tamad mag walk. After the dust has cleared, dyan makikita who'll walk the talk (or let their wallets talk).

    Si Ry_Tower kasi ayaw mag donate. Women's volleyball team daw yung gusto niyang iahon sa kahirapan. :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    Di daw kasi sila sosy kaya walang stand sa social issues.



    Nako, dami pa naman ganyan, panay talk tapos tamad mag walk. After the dust has cleared, dyan makikita who'll walk the talk (or let their wallets talk).

    Si Ry_Tower kasi ayaw mag donate. Women's volleyball team daw yung gusto niyang iahon sa kahirapan. :D
    Ho ho ho!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweetlucious View Post
    its time for the ADMU alumni to step up to the plate, the test will be if they can lure Jrs. MVP Pinggoy to sign with ADMU. If they failed to land Pinggoy then puro all talk lang pala yun mga alumni na wanting to takeover from MVP.
    actually even before mvp bowed down from the role of being the main benefactor, there already have been attempts by certain alums to pry the control of the basketball program from the hands of pangilinan - one of them is a maritime specialist and another would be an owner of a very visible outfit w/ their fingers in the pies of several industries. now, what ateneo will be missing is pangilinan's management genuis and his ability to insulate the sports program from petty squabbles w/ in the community

    w/ regards to pingoy, in a recent interview, the kid already signified his unwavering loyalty to feu. and besides, from what i heard, the difficult part of luring pingoy is the baggage that is one of his kin. parang iyong lsgh primo collegiate prospect din na kelangan package deal iyong kanyang familial relations kaya maraming na-turn off na colleges

    talking about volleyball, last i heard mvp is still supporting the lady eagle volleybelles next sem. di pa ata complete ang disengagement ni manny p. hehe

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    Mga San beda juniors hinde na mapunta sa ADMU


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    They have plan of creating a women's volleyball PRO league.

    Kakatawa Lang siguro yun pro league na women volleyball, eh hinde makatalong pag mag spike yun talong kasing taas ng piso, flat pa yub piso Sa sahig


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    They have plan of creating a women's volleyball PRO league.
    it looks like you're spot-on.

    i read yesterday that tv5 will be launching a professional volleyball league by january of next year. pangilinan is probably making a move on the formidable graduating lookers of ateneo volleyball like gretchen ho and fille cainglet (who have a huge fan base already judging by the frenzy and hoopla they generate on game days and on social networks).

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    it looks like you're spot-on.

    i read yesterday that tv5 will be launching a professional volleyball league by january of next year. pangilinan is probably making a move on the formidable graduating lookers of ateneo volleyball like gretchen ho and fille cainglet (who have a huge fan base already judging by the frenzy and hoopla they generate on game days and on social networks).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Tapos ganito yung uniform... siguradong tataas ang ratings.

    eh magugutuhan ba yan ni MVP?

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    kaya pala biglang pumasok nanaman pangalan ni perasol sa head-coaching-job-for-basketball sweepstakes sa ateneo

    Together again: Pangilinan, Ateneo kiss, make up
    By Jasmine W. Payo
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    It looks like tycoon Manuel V. Pangilinan has patched things up with Ateneo de Manila University barely two months after their celebrated breakup.
    Five unimpeachable sources, including those privy to the reconciliation talks, told the Inquirer on Saturday that Pangilinan, chair of the PLDT group of companies, has kissed and made up with his alma mater and will renew a relationship that has seen the Blue Eagles capture five straight basketball titles in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP).
    “It’s just like marriage. They were separated, but they didn’t divorce,” one of the sources said. The sources asked that they not be named because they did not want to preempt the announcement of both camps.
    The impending reconciliation has also prompted Ateneo to bring back Bo Perasol, the former pro coach endorsed by Pangilinan, to mentor the Blue Eagles in the next UAAP men’s basketball tournament.
    Two months ago, Pangilinan severed ties with Ateneo—the alma mater he generously helped in various ways, from bankrolling the sports program to putting up new school buildings—due to their opposing views on mining and the contentious reproductive health bill.
    But the Inquirer sources said there were “ongoing talks” between the two camps the past days to mend what had been described as “irreconcilable differences.”
    Rebuilding
    “They have been talking and rebuilding the relationship. It looks very positive,” a source said. It was not known how the two parties dealt with the differences.
    The university is set to make an official statement on Monday with a letter from Fr. Jose Ramon “Jett” Villarin, Ateneo president, to the alumni. Pangilinan himself was said to have given his input to the letter.
    Among those greatly affected by Pangilinan’s “complete disengagement” from Ateneo in September was the Blue Eagles, whom the tycoon solely bankrolled in the past decade. The breakup had come in the middle of Ateneo’s drive for a fifth straight UAAP championship.
    Although the Blue Eagles went on to defeat University of Santo Tomas in two straight games to capture the championship, Pangilinan’s withdrawal forced Ateneo to quickly set up a basketball endowment fund to draw contributions from the alumni and other sponsors to help sustain the Blue Eagles’ successful sports program.
    Offsetting the loss
    “With MVP’s departure, we have had to reassess our basketball programs and institute structural changes to offset this loss,” Father Villarin, wrote in a memo to the university.
    Pangilinan quitting as the university’s top sports patron also forced Ateneo and Perasol “to release each other from the obligations” of a three-year coaching contract.
    Perasol said he had to back out of the appointment as successor of coach Norman Black, saying there’s “no doubt in my mind as to who my patron and benefactor is.”
    Even before steering the Blue Eagles to a fifth-straight crown last month, Black had announced that he was stepping down to return to the pro league, the Philippine Basketball Association and a smooth transition had been set for Perasol’s takeover.
    “It’s time to call it a day,” wrote Pangilinan, who also chairs Philex Mining Corp. “[Ateneo’s stand is] irreconcilable with our corporate position on mining and, for me, more importantly, my conviction as a Filipino.”
    In reaction, Black also offered to resign in the middle of the UAAP season, but Pangilinan turned it down and said “the team shouldn’t suffer” from his decision.
    Pangilinan supported the Blue Eagles until the end of their campaign in October, but was no longer a fixture at the Ateneo gallery.
    But a “casualty” perhaps in the Ateneo-MVP reconciliation is the University of the Philippines, which looked headed to gain support from Pangilinan.
    During the 50th anniversary of UP’s Alpha Sigma fraternity in October, Pangilinan donated P5 million to the state university “as an expression of my commitment to the future of UP.”
    In his speech, Pangilinan made special mention of the Fighting Maroons, UP’s cellar-dwelling men’s basketball team, as one of the possible beneficiaries of his donation.
    “There are many things about the people and spirit of UP which impress me,” said Pangilinan. “Every time I watch your men’s basketball team, I say to myself: Mukhang mababait naman sila (They look nice).”
    Together again: Pangilinan, Ateneo kiss, make up | Inquirer News

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    So sino ang bumigay? Magiging pro-mining na ba ang admu? Definitely hindi magdivest si MVP sa mining investments nya.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    So sino ang bumigay? Magiging pro-mining na ba ang admu? Definitely hindi magdivest si MVP sa mining investments nya.
    siyempre yun nangangailangan ng pera....wala siguro nag step up sa mga alumnis para magbigay ng pera sa BB team...
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    siyempre yun nangangailangan ng pera....wala siguro nag step up sa mga alumnis para magbigay ng pera sa BB team...
    So ok lang sa admu na iurong ang prinsipyo nila para lang mapondohan ang basketball team nila?
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    Malamang kinausap ng mga alumnis na ka brad ni MVP ng mga pari...

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