Wow. Wow. Wow.

Looking to naturalise and figured he might as well play while he's here? Or are they throwing money around?

If he is in fact naturalising he would be a fantastic pick up for any NBL club. Would he be a chance for the Boomers in London?

Could he be the first signing of a new Brisbane NBL team maybe?

Where is the Brisbane NBL scenario at these days? is it going to happen?

The most recent news has been things are stalled and a second victorian team or a Newcastle team is much more likely

If he played for the Boomers your turnover count would look similar to the amount of points the other team will score

Gazzo plays for them, yes. Cannan too.

My understanding is that to represent the Boomers, he must be naturalised and also demonstrate permanent residency in Australia for a minimum of four years. So London 2012 may not be out of the question? His first NBL season was I think 2008. Probably depends on where he paid his taxes.

Does Ricky Rubio , Chris Paul , Steve Nash
play in that team, also ?

Brisbane to come into the comp in 2013. Most likely playing at Chandler.

Haha Homicide representing Australia at the Olympics....thats a funny

I wouldn't mind having homicide as a boomer, reminds me a bit of shane heal in attitude. But Mills and Homicide = Turnovers Galore! But his penetration and ability to get to the line and some lead passes to Bogut could work.

Haha classic people actually like this idea even remotely. Corey Williams isnt all that good a player, he survives in the NBL, when the offense allows him to do what he wants. He would struggle in all areas at the International level. But still keep going, this stuff makes me laugh on a Tuesday night

Brisbane won't be coming back in to the NBL any time soon.

Trust me.....it's Chandler!

Fizzle, I don't think he is "surviving" in the NBL, he was MVP a season ago. He is one of the better imports the league has seen.

I dunno what is so funny about it either, at the least he adds to the depth of Aussie guards and he would have to be at least close to cracking the team as a 3rd string guard.

Brian Wethers was MVP one year and struggling to stay in the league not long after, wasn't he?

Homicide was MVP, then not re-signed by his team, not picked up by any other side, and only then taken as a replacement for a struggling duo of guards. Like Townsville, I think he can help win a team games but maybe not enough?

Isaac, I imagine he would be a devastating addition to any SEABL side though. Can't imagine too many teams being able to stay in front of him.

Homicide is a leading player at NBL level, but for mine he is no Rob Rose, D-Mac or Ricky Grace. Not enough of a pass-first get-your-team-involved PG to be up to it at international level.

XY, yes, no doubt he could score almost as much as he could be bothered scoring at SEABL level.

Local media reports that the NBL is warming to the idea of expansion to Newcastle, which may not be a good sign for the state of the Bullets bid.

Re: Brian Wethers - I think he may have somewhat priced himself out of the market following his MVP season, but from memory the Sixers were very interested in him for '05-'06.

Bullets with Homicide n Cortez as Aussies would be interesting.
The Big V outta Knox - later.
The Newcastle billionaire has the most interest , of course.

Money doesn't talk....... ...it swears.