a sto se kapaciteta tice..sigurno stane jedno 5,000. za 6 ili 7 nisam siguran. mozda kad se nagura.

 mislim da je bilo 5 ili 6 000 protiv cinbone tad, kolko sam pročito u sn....i dobili nas mislim 98-92.....

eh, ne znas ti kad je krajem 80-ih bio neki boks iz mejdana, a preko razglasa upravo ovako:

"ljudi, pa je**mu majku, nemojte pushit u mejdanu, kaznit ce nas, a znate da nemamo para plachat kazne"

a dvorana zadimljena, ko da se boksa u magli.

 

Nije otišao nazad u Zrinjski nego je prošlu sezonu igrao u Zrinjskom na posudbi, a ovog ljeta je otišao u Madrid i tamo igra za Real II. U Zrinjskom je prošle godine imao prosjek od 15-ak koševa po utamici, a u jednoj utakmici je dao 29. Sve to kao 16-godišnjak.

Zanimljivo je da je Mostar uvijek vrijedio za tipični nogometni grad, a u zadnjih 15 godina Mostar je od većih nogometaša dao samo Barbareza. S druge strane Mostar nikad nije imao neki posebno jak košarkaški klub, a dao je imena poput Josipa Sesara, Zorana Planinića, Marina Rozića, Vedrana Princa, Samira Lerića, Borisa Džidića, Jazvina... Da i ne spominjem Dražena Dalipagića koji je u Kući slavnih sa Draženom i Krešom.

Da i ne spominjem Dražena Dalipagića koji je u Kući slavnih sa Draženom i Krešom.

Ljudi koliko znam  Mirza Delibasic nije u kuci slavnih, zar je taj dalipagic bio bolji od Mieze da je on zasluzio kucu slavnih a Mirza ne,a nisam siguran ali je li Dalipagic igrao sa Mirzom u generaciji Bosne ka je osvojila EL 1979g

Ne mogu govoriti tko je bolji, nisam ih gledao, ali znam da je sigurno u Kuću slavnih uvrąten prije godinu-dvije. Evo i s wikipedije o njemu.

Dražen Dalipagić (born November 27, 1951 in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, former Yugoslavia) is a former Bosnian basketball player. He was one of the most dominating players in Europe during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Dražen was born into a mixed marriage (Bosniak father, Croat mother). He finished high School in the Mostar Technical School and college in Belgrade Teachers College. He served in the army in 1979.

Drazen, widely known by his nickname Praja, started playing basketball at the age of 19 and two years later, in 1973, Dalipagic played the first of his 243 games as a member of the Yugoslavian National Team, winning his first of three gold medals at the European Championships. His four medals in the World Championships (Silver, 1974; Gold, 1978; Bronze, 1982 and 1986) are international basketball records. A three-time Olympian, Dalipagic was instrumental in the Yugoslavian team's capturing the 1980 Olympic Gold Medal.

He was elected the best athlete of Yugoslavia in 1978, Dalipagić is one of the most decorated athletes in Yugoslavian history.

While playing for Partizan Belgrade (1971-78, 1979-80, 1981-82) he was named European player of the Year in 1977, 1978 and 1980. In 1976 he led Partizan Belgrade to Yugoslavian League title, and to FIBA Korac Cup in 1978.

Between 1973 and 1986 he played 243 games for the Yugoslavian Men's Basketball National Team, winning the Basketball World Championship in 1978 and the Olympic Gold Medal in 1980. Dalipagic was enshrined to the Basketball Hall of Fame as a player on September 10, 2004.

Ever since he stopped playing basketball professionaly, Dalipagić has lived in Belgrade. He is currently the president of Novi Beograd (Atlas) basketball club.

 

 

Vjerovatno je razlika u tome što Delibašić nema nijedan veći rekord u karijeri, a Dalipagić ima 4 medalje sa svjetskih prvenstava, a to nema nijedan drugi košarkaš. To je vjerovatno bilo presudno u tom izboru.