I da... Bravo Miroslave, ponosan sam kako si organizovao sve i ugostio naše prijatelje iz Denvera. Kristalno je jasno koliko to nije lako običnom čoveku iz Srbije, sa prosečnim primanjima. Big respect!
After discovering you guys a few seasons back I will say you have made my nuggets experience so much more enjoyable. I was a huge Nuggs fan and after tuning in to you over the years I am now a diehard. I feel connected to you guys and enjoy each of your unique takes on things. DNVR is special and I appreciate what you provide to us fans. Much love and safe travels back to Denver fellas! See ya at the take overs this season!!
European basketball is huge and super-exciting. Serbia and Greece both have intense passion for their hoops. This year's Eurobasket tournament is absolute must-see TV. And a lot of what you guys are expounding on is the beauty of traveling and exploring different cultures. The world would be such a better place if people traveled more often. Belgrade and Athens are two awesome cities and have the most intense hoops fans.
It was a pleasure meeting you guys and sharing our stories, and even moreso to follow you along the way. Happy that you've opened your hearts to Serbia and got so much love back, and looking forward to seeing you again in the future - in Belgrade or Denver.
I love the end and how it fits so well with the Nuggets culture. From Jokic to Bones and MPJ, there’s a feeling of family and faith that brings them together. The Nuggets, as much as any NBA team I’ve ever seen, really are a family.
I can't remember the exact date when I started following your work, but it has been 3-4 years for sure. I've watched probably 90% of your podcasts about the Nuggets and what I like the most is how genuine you are. You are fans but at the same time classy media members who take the time to disect the game to it's core. I am really happy that you enjoyed your time here in Serbia. You would be welcomed anyways, but especially because you showed faith and love for one of our players. You showed genuine interest in our country, our religion, our cuisine, our 🥃 😄, our points of view on sports, life, everything, not out of politeness but because you really care. People feel that. I'm a Nuggets fan not because of Nikola Jokic but because of you guys. Your dedication and positive energy kept me coming back day after day, game after game. I don't watch many games, I have two kids, so I can't stay up so late anymore, but every morning after the game I turn on your show and have an awesome time. Win or lose, I go through it with you. Thank you for your efforts and everything you've put into this and making this so awesome for all of us. I can't wait for that documentary! Love you guys, have a safe trip back home!
Well said. I started to follow the Nuggets because of Jokić but I started to be a fan of the Nuggets because of them, whole Nuggets media - Harrison and Allie when they was BSN, the rest when they was stiffs and then DNVR gathered all diehards and become functioning like a family, not as business and that's something that we respect, because we are not into corporate things, we are more family oriented and that's the reason why this is clicking and it reflects the Nuggets as organisation as well, family oriented. Look Altitude, for years they are in dispute but they didn't fired anyone (at least not that I'm not aware), and yeah even though the Nuggets fans couldn't watch via old cable TV, now new opportunities have opened like evoca tv that came perfectly with the DNVR, both young companies that have big plans. I'm sure they will return.
I am a fan since I saw Issell fake a defender out of his socks when I was a kid with a slow pump fake. One my favorite teams was its worst team. But this is a blessing to be a part of. I hope to visit you in Serbia sometime and enjoy your family.
@@bradarnholt9124 oh wow from what I heard Dan was loved in Denver, but that means that you are old school fan, usually fans who started to follow the Nuggets because of Mello are not fan of this era. The thing that I don't understand is if you love a team every generation have some good player that everyone likes, and you as true fan should appreciate the players/leaders from every era, no reason to dislike someone just because he will probably get his jersey retired over your fav player but that proves the greatness and loyalty, because Jokić will be a Nugget for life if they don't trade him because Jokić proved that this summer when he signed new extension but Mello forced his way out even though that actually made this team, and probably allowed them to take him at 41. Jamal is directly drafted from NY pick I believe? But my point is that loyalty means something, Dan was loyal and probably that's why you loved him so much. You are welcome, a lot of people from the US are coming here to spend a rest of the life in pension. You have some videos, look it up. Americans who moved here in the Serbia. Racism doesn't exist (maybe less than 1%) but that's really, really small number and you literally can't feel any racism), bad neighbourhoods doesn't exist. You can freely walk in the middle of the night in the dark alley and you will be perfectly safe. That's some important things. People here (most of the people) understand that your government make all bad things in the past, not the people so from that side is safe as well and because of our religion (Christian Ortodox) we are family oriented, little bit old school, not much liberal and hospitality is a must, for example if you are at some rural part and you passes the house, there's no houses around for miles his obligation is to ask you are you thirsty, hungry, do you need help... And that's something is you're going to feel here. For example if you ask someone where's something, he's going above and beyond to help you, even he will go with you to show you and make sure that you are safe and sound. That's something that you can't explain except to feel it. Hopefully you will come and visit our beautiful land (and even tho we are small country the nature is stunning, we have everything from flat land (ex panonian sea) and that's very fettle land that can literally feed up half of the Europe, then from Belgrade to the south you have hills, mountains and that's perfect for other agriculture and ofc we have plenty of meat, why the fellas loved our food? It's because its almost all organic, it's easy to find, eags taste perfectly, we have different kind of cheeses as well, mushrooms and I'll stop counting now because I'm hungry 😂 My point is that everyone who visit Serbia once have enlightening experience that changes his life for sure
@@rebellion-starwars Thank you for taking the time to respond. I myself am a Lutheran pastor, very conservative and highly liturgical. I would thoroughly enjoy the Orthodox service. I would need to learn the language to fully appreciate it. The theological importance of the structure, its icons, art and architecture are lost on Americans unfortunately. The theology of a structure that is built to stand for a thousand years reflects the Scriptures that tell us God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Yet here in the states buildings are constructed to last 40 years and built around the ideals of man rather than a structure that itself, teaches tje everlasting truths of the Bible. But this is also basketball, and it is a joy to share a love of something like this with people from across the globe. Thankyou for showing the DNVR people so much love.
That crying moment is probably more because he was out of a such important game, fear and anger combo, rather than the injury. These people beat themselves up over things like that, it's that important to them, it's highly emotional.
Boys, this was an awesome pod. I may be Serbian and biased to an extent, but I think the excitement you showed in learning about and experiencing a culture and history of basketball from a different place was real cool and I imagine that interest and excitement translates and rubs off on fans no matter their background. As a particularly different country with a strong basketball history Serbia may be a bit more unique than the average DNVR trip you could take, but would love to see more content like this in some other places where you open up other basketball cultures and histories to the DNVR fan base (Vlatko's Slovenia, Jamal's Hamilton/Canada, or maybe some other DNVR connections outside of current players if the crew has). As a side note - the crowds in Belgrade can 100% get louder than this for certain club basketball games/Euroleague, or a national team game with a bit more importance. Though this one was definitely unique in terms of on- and off-court star power, and the overall level of play, especially by Jok and Giannis. Thanks for the great content!
Such amazing vibes from watching highlights from the game and super happy Jokic carried the team to an important victory. I've really enjoyed the streams and wish you all a safe trip back to Denver. You did yourselves proud and shout outs to Miroslav and the Serbian fans who treated you all welcomingly. !!! Let's Go DNVR!
I never know about DNVR chanel before yt give me suggestion of your first day in srb, since then i look every video you did in srb , and your energy fits great in the “serbian vibe” , and you saw and lived so much actualy in this short time! Did you got you serbian documents sort out? ;) , if not you should !!hope you visit again!
You guys are great! Serbia loves you and hope you will come to visit us again, at least one more time...maybe after wining that NBA ring. ;-) You need to see sunny Serbia...not rainy like this time 😀❤
It felt so cool to have you guys there so you can have that special experience in the Arena. It’s something special for us when national team is playing. Keep up with the good work. And you should definitely come back. Serbia has a lot to offer. 🤙🏻🤙🏻
My comment would be “Lakers Suck”. This content is wonderful and the opposite of what is out there for those type of fans. So happy to include myself in the DNVR community. Safe Travels guys.
I literally just finished reading The Brothers Karamazov for the first time last weekend. Great book, great series of videos from you all this week. Looking forward to the documentary.
Well DNVR Sports, you show us all how to be and stay open-minded, the way you notice, acknowledge and respect your hosts is humbling. Great show. One Love.
Guy sitting next to Boban was Stefan Jovic, Olympic, World cup and Eurobasket silver medalist and Euroleague record holder for the most assists in a game - 19.
The biggest of them all where there yesterday .. Dejan Bodiroga.. In my lifetime , almost 40 years i have seen the national team twice not once on the court only when they came home with a medal .. one day i will get the chance.. like with djokovic , took me 15 years to get the chance to see him play ... I think the euroleague games are louder, its a different feeling when you have fans singing for the whole game..
In the Belgrade Arena, in front of 19.150 spectators , at the match Serbia - Greece we saw many famous people, DEV, Novak Djokovic with his son, Željko Obradović, Dejan Bodiroga, Dragan Bjelorglić... 😉😁🇷🇸🇺🇸
I feel so stupid now that I know you guys were in Belgrade last week at that Pivopija bar and I didn't know you visiting while I'm in Belgrade. Nuggets fan, Las Vegas Serb, NBA lover
I hope that I'll be able to be available for your next visit. Glad that you felt that way but to be honest, I know personally a lot of people who came in Serbia for few days, a lot of them by accident because of their flights and decided to stay for the few days, days become to weeks and after that they are coming back to Serbia every time that they have time to do it, many of them are skipping sea at mexico or stuff like that because they are coming to Serbia for vacation and they are bringing friends, friends bringing friends so after 10 years or so his whole company is coming in the Serbia on regular basis, even one guy moved here because he's in the IT sector so it doesn't matter from where he's working and now he's in Serbia, having Serbian girlfriend and he's going to marry her (she doesn't know that yet, but he's planning to ask her and he wants to change his religion to Cristian Ortodox just to have a wedding in the church as she always dreamed about + to gain respect from her parents even tho they are approving him 💯, because he's a good person, good man. So I firmly believe that you're going to come back to the Serbia regularly for sure. Airserbia will have direct flight from Chicago soon as well as NYC that they have now. And with a good press, if you represent serbia in the good way in the US we have a law that is possible to give citizenship (we are accepting dual citizenship, so no need to decline your own) for the people who is doing good things for Serbia, by marketing, by donations etc.. Many people got their, Charles Carter from the US got his because he have UA-cam channel and he's speaking good about Serbia and Serbians, today he have US and Serbian citizenship (perfect combination with Serbian you can enter without visa to all countries that you need visa if you are from the US, like Russia, China, Cuba, many south America, Africans countries etc... and the list is long. He (Charles) said that this enables him to travel to the countries that he never dreamed about visiting. There's a French guy Arne Guyon something like that, he got citizenship because he was gathered humanitarian aid for Serbians at Kosovo, after few times he got his citizenship. Charles got from parlament president. So you're already covered on media here, if you continue and make sure that your documentary is looked at RTS and some other Serbian content, visit you can possibly get our citizenship and I'm serious it, no BS.
I am fan of Red Star, but i recommend you to watch Partizan's Euroleague games this season. They are comming back to Euroleaguge after many years, they will be on fire, Željko Obradovic is a head coach, expensive team, etc. It will be insane. The big part of Red Star's fans are boycotting basketball games (but it's still hot home court). Or, you can came to Euroleague derby, this year is going to be first time after a meny yeras that both Belgrade teams playing Euroleague.
No one is boycotting Euroleague games, Red Star organized fan groups are boycotting ABA league. But I would agree that the chances are that Partizan will have a bit better support in EL this year as they are coming back after some years, their football is shit and there is a real hype around the basketball club. On the other hand I hope that that will motivate Red Star fans to turn up even more.
@@miloso.1042 Since when and why? That is not true, they are only boycotting ABA league because they were against forming a league with other ex Yu countries.
@@dejanatanackovic909 how much he had when Milutinov was playing? And then you should consider that it is Janis, he would have much more on somebody als!
Dobro dosli momci. Welcome Guys, it's fun to see you. Just one missing, where's D-Line? Stark Arena just saw a Hulk Nikola versus Ironman Giannis, two very good characters, seem to be fun seeking and pretty normal. You met Novak "No-Vacc" Djokovic who wasn't allowed to participate in the US (Open*). *If you obey. World is changing right now... right now. Is changing for good, changing for God.
Guys, I love your dedication for Serbian culture and also good analysis of everything fitting together, but I have to give you minus points for not mentioning Jokic missing 4 clutch Free throws. That OT was so cool, but not necessary at all.
Just happens, it was extremely emotional for him because he was playing in front of his people for the first time after a long time and people are loving him after so much hate. Also, he had that Bogdanovic birthday party earlier so it must have influenced his routine and usual calmness. It is not like Giannis is now a good free throw shooter and Jokić suddenly a bad one, its just an odd game.
He was tired as hell, double and triple teamed, plus the was at Bogi's wedding and was having more than couple of beers. That being said, you're absolutely correct about him missing last 5 out of 6 it's.
@@Mihaylovich I am not trying to downgrade or blame Jokic. I only wanted to mention, that not mentioning it was a bit biased. I love a Jokic my with whole heart and I am super happy he won. Him not making FT is a bit disappointing but anybody can have bad FT night. I just think, when talking about emotions during that game, it was worth mentioning, because that moment changed this game for me from “ok - we got this”, to “o crap, it’s getting nervous.
@@BadP0tat0 I think they just didn't want to mess with the "perfect" feeling they felt because of the whole trip, and concluded they wont ponder on the free throws because it could lead them into negativity and stuff. They should also mention Jaramaz in a negative context for taking that three without any need, while he could have gone to the hoop and taken a foul. But they just didn't want to talk about it as well. And I guess I'm fine with it because I am glad for them that they experienced all this in these recent days, they can be realty disecting journalists again when they come back to Denver.
I da... Bravo Miroslave, ponosan sam kako si organizovao sve i ugostio naše prijatelje iz Denvera. Kristalno je jasno koliko to nije lako običnom čoveku iz Srbije, sa prosečnim primanjima. Big respect!
Nisi morao bas to da pišeš,obrisi ovo njesra
@@serbianwarrior385 Što njesra? Šta imaš protiv zasluženog respekta za brata Miroslava? Samo mi daj logičan argument i obrisaću...
@@miloskrstic7199 Ma ne to nego sta brate pričaš o parama dal je on imao ili ne,to je nebitno.
After discovering you guys a few seasons back I will say you have made my nuggets experience so much more enjoyable. I was a huge Nuggs fan and after tuning in to you over the years I am now a diehard. I feel connected to you guys and enjoy each of your unique takes on things. DNVR is special and I appreciate what you provide to us fans. Much love and safe travels back to Denver fellas! See ya at the take overs this season!!
European basketball is huge and super-exciting. Serbia and Greece both have intense passion for their hoops. This year's Eurobasket tournament is absolute must-see TV.
And a lot of what you guys are expounding on is the beauty of traveling and exploring different cultures. The world would be such a better place if people traveled more often.
Belgrade and Athens are two awesome cities and have the most intense hoops fans.
It was a pleasure meeting you guys and sharing our stories, and even moreso to follow you along the way. Happy that you've opened your hearts to Serbia and got so much love back, and looking forward to seeing you again in the future - in Belgrade or Denver.
I love the end and how it fits so well with the Nuggets culture. From Jokic to Bones and MPJ, there’s a feeling of family and faith that brings them together. The Nuggets, as much as any NBA team I’ve ever seen, really are a family.
I can't remember the exact date when I started following your work, but it has been 3-4 years for sure. I've watched probably 90% of your podcasts about the Nuggets and what I like the most is how genuine you are. You are fans but at the same time classy media members who take the time to disect the game to it's core. I am really happy that you enjoyed your time here in Serbia. You would be welcomed anyways, but especially because you showed faith and love for one of our players. You showed genuine interest in our country, our religion, our cuisine, our 🥃 😄, our points of view on sports, life, everything, not out of politeness but because you really care. People feel that. I'm a Nuggets fan not because of Nikola Jokic but because of you guys. Your dedication and positive energy kept me coming back day after day, game after game. I don't watch many games, I have two kids, so I can't stay up so late anymore, but every morning after the game I turn on your show and have an awesome time. Win or lose, I go through it with you. Thank you for your efforts and everything you've put into this and making this so awesome for all of us.
I can't wait for that documentary! Love you guys, have a safe trip back home!
Well said. I started to follow the Nuggets because of Jokić but I started to be a fan of the Nuggets because of them, whole Nuggets media - Harrison and Allie when they was BSN, the rest when they was stiffs and then DNVR gathered all diehards and become functioning like a family, not as business and that's something that we respect, because we are not into corporate things, we are more family oriented and that's the reason why this is clicking and it reflects the Nuggets as organisation as well, family oriented. Look Altitude, for years they are in dispute but they didn't fired anyone (at least not that I'm not aware), and yeah even though the Nuggets fans couldn't watch via old cable TV, now new opportunities have opened like evoca tv that came perfectly with the DNVR, both young companies that have big plans.
I'm sure they will return.
Damn this was so extremely wholesome
I am a fan since I saw Issell fake a defender out of his socks when I was a kid with a slow pump fake. One my favorite teams was its worst team. But this is a blessing to be a part of. I hope to visit you in Serbia sometime and enjoy your family.
@@bradarnholt9124 oh wow from what I heard Dan was loved in Denver, but that means that you are old school fan, usually fans who started to follow the Nuggets because of Mello are not fan of this era. The thing that I don't understand is if you love a team every generation have some good player that everyone likes, and you as true fan should appreciate the players/leaders from every era, no reason to dislike someone just because he will probably get his jersey retired over your fav player but that proves the greatness and loyalty, because Jokić will be a Nugget for life if they don't trade him because Jokić proved that this summer when he signed new extension but Mello forced his way out even though that actually made this team, and probably allowed them to take him at 41. Jamal is directly drafted from NY pick I believe? But my point is that loyalty means something, Dan was loyal and probably that's why you loved him so much.
You are welcome, a lot of people from the US are coming here to spend a rest of the life in pension. You have some videos, look it up. Americans who moved here in the Serbia.
Racism doesn't exist (maybe less than 1%) but that's really, really small number and you literally can't feel any racism), bad neighbourhoods doesn't exist. You can freely walk in the middle of the night in the dark alley and you will be perfectly safe. That's some important things. People here (most of the people) understand that your government make all bad things in the past, not the people so from that side is safe as well and because of our religion (Christian Ortodox) we are family oriented, little bit old school, not much liberal and hospitality is a must, for example if you are at some rural part and you passes the house, there's no houses around for miles his obligation is to ask you are you thirsty, hungry, do you need help... And that's something is you're going to feel here. For example if you ask someone where's something, he's going above and beyond to help you, even he will go with you to show you and make sure that you are safe and sound.
That's something that you can't explain except to feel it.
Hopefully you will come and visit our beautiful land (and even tho we are small country the nature is stunning, we have everything from flat land (ex panonian sea) and that's very fettle land that can literally feed up half of the Europe, then from Belgrade to the south you have hills, mountains and that's perfect for other agriculture and ofc we have plenty of meat, why the fellas loved our food? It's because its almost all organic, it's easy to find, eags taste perfectly, we have different kind of cheeses as well, mushrooms and I'll stop counting now because I'm hungry 😂
My point is that everyone who visit Serbia once have enlightening experience that changes his life for sure
@@rebellion-starwars Thank you for taking the time to respond. I myself am a Lutheran pastor, very conservative and highly liturgical. I would thoroughly enjoy the Orthodox service. I would need to learn the language to fully appreciate it. The theological importance of the structure, its icons, art and architecture are lost on Americans unfortunately. The theology of a structure that is built to stand for a thousand years reflects the Scriptures that tell us God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Yet here in the states buildings are constructed to last 40 years and built around the ideals of man rather than a structure that itself, teaches tje everlasting truths of the Bible.
But this is also basketball, and it is a joy to share a love of something like this with people from across the globe. Thankyou for showing the DNVR people so much love.
That crying moment is probably more because he was out of a such important game, fear and anger combo, rather than the injury. These people beat themselves up over things like that, it's that important to them, it's highly emotional.
Your trip is a POEM to my country
thank you for coming to our country and speaking so positively about us! makes me so proud
You guys are legends !!!
You guys are awesome. Safe travels back to DNVR
Boys, this was an awesome pod. I may be Serbian and biased to an extent, but I think the excitement you showed in learning about and experiencing a culture and history of basketball from a different place was real cool and I imagine that interest and excitement translates and rubs off on fans no matter their background.
As a particularly different country with a strong basketball history Serbia may be a bit more unique than the average DNVR trip you could take, but would love to see more content like this in some other places where you open up other basketball cultures and histories to the DNVR fan base (Vlatko's Slovenia, Jamal's Hamilton/Canada, or maybe some other DNVR connections outside of current players if the crew has).
As a side note - the crowds in Belgrade can 100% get louder than this for certain club basketball games/Euroleague, or a national team game with a bit more importance. Though this one was definitely unique in terms of on- and off-court star power, and the overall level of play, especially by Jok and Giannis.
Thanks for the great content!
It was amazing seeing you all last night, have a safe flight home and we'll catch you back here soon 💪
Such amazing vibes from watching highlights from the game and super happy Jokic carried the team to an important victory. I've really enjoyed the streams and wish you all a safe trip back to Denver. You did yourselves proud and shout outs to Miroslav and the Serbian fans who treated you all welcomingly. !!! Let's Go DNVR!
bro, that game was special to watch... really feel bad for so many people in the US who miss out on these
I went back to the beginning a thousand times just to hear Adam say "TURN IT UP"!!!
I never know about DNVR chanel before yt give me suggestion of your first day in srb, since then i look every video you did in srb , and your energy fits great in the “serbian vibe” , and you saw and lived so much actualy in this short time!
Did you got you serbian documents sort out? ;) , if not you should !!hope you visit again!
You guys are great! Serbia loves you and hope you will come to visit us again, at least one more time...maybe after wining that NBA ring. ;-) You need to see sunny Serbia...not rainy like this time 😀❤
Exactly we gonna have 3 day celebration( THE REAL MEN WAY) when that chip comes and Swipacam must come also...
It felt so cool to have you guys there so you can have that special experience in the Arena. It’s something special for us when national team is playing. Keep up with the good work. And you should definitely come back. Serbia has a lot to offer. 🤙🏻🤙🏻
My comment would be “Lakers Suck”. This content is wonderful and the opposite of what is out there for those type of fans. So happy to include myself in the DNVR community. Safe Travels guys.
I literally just finished reading The Brothers Karamazov for the first time last weekend. Great book, great series of videos from you all this week. Looking forward to the documentary.
Superstar Dev baby
Well DNVR Sports, you show us all how to be and stay open-minded, the way you notice, acknowledge and respect your hosts is humbling.
Great show. One Love.
Guy sitting next to Boban was Stefan Jovic, Olympic, World cup and Eurobasket silver medalist and Euroleague record holder for the most assists in a game - 19.
Love watching you guys especially loved watching you this past week and getting to see your point of view. Big shout out to RG and super producer K!
The biggest of them all where there yesterday .. Dejan Bodiroga..
In my lifetime , almost 40 years i have seen the national team twice not once on the court only when they came home with a medal .. one day i will get the chance.. like with djokovic , took me 15 years to get the chance to see him play ...
I think the euroleague games are louder, its a different feeling when you have fans singing for the whole game..
Bodiroga was badass in his prime.
Happy for you guys, amazing trip.
Considering that Serbia has approximately the same population and surface area as Indiana we do have some super talented folks
btw, Dev, Stefan Jovic, with whom you hung out, holds a Euroleague assist record in a single game (in which he played with Boban).
In the Belgrade Arena, in front of 19.150 spectators
, at the match Serbia - Greece we saw many famous people, DEV, Novak Djokovic with his son, Željko Obradović, Dejan Bodiroga, Dragan Bjelorglić... 😉😁🇷🇸🇺🇸
125 000 spectators? What are you on about?
@@draganmarkovic491 Šta ti nije jasno.
@@vickoslavkovic2593 Nije mi jasno u koju to arenu stane 125 000 ljudi?
@@draganmarkovic491 U arenu staje 21 500 gledalaca maksimalno.
@@vickoslavkovic2593 Pa covek je izmenio svoj komentar, prvo je napisao da je bilo 125 000 ljudi u Areni.
Adam is spot on about the game n energy n the meaning to all the Serbian people around. The world. Serbs love Serbs winning lol
Milutinov in Denver, sub for Jokic and that will bring ring to Denver 🤑
Don't give them ideas. It is better to stay in Europe, we need capable players for other windows of qualifications.
now on the basketball courts every kid shoots sombor shuffle
Dev u look great in that jersey 🥰
Love you guys
i have never seen vibes like these!
This was beautiful.
I feel so stupid now that I know you guys were in Belgrade last week at that Pivopija bar and I didn't know you visiting while I'm in Belgrade. Nuggets fan, Las Vegas Serb, NBA lover
Best show ever, guys! Loved it. Great job!
You forgot about the blok of Lucic in final minutes
That was an NBA-worthy game.
Guys, you are greate!
12k views let's goooooo. Mile high city X Balkans X Europe X World
I hope that I'll be able to be available for your next visit.
Glad that you felt that way but to be honest, I know personally a lot of people who came in Serbia for few days, a lot of them by accident because of their flights and decided to stay for the few days, days become to weeks and after that they are coming back to Serbia every time that they have time to do it, many of them are skipping sea at mexico or stuff like that because they are coming to Serbia for vacation and they are bringing friends, friends bringing friends so after 10 years or so his whole company is coming in the Serbia on regular basis, even one guy moved here because he's in the IT sector so it doesn't matter from where he's working and now he's in Serbia, having Serbian girlfriend and he's going to marry her (she doesn't know that yet, but he's planning to ask her and he wants to change his religion to Cristian Ortodox just to have a wedding in the church as she always dreamed about + to gain respect from her parents even tho they are approving him 💯, because he's a good person, good man.
So I firmly believe that you're going to come back to the Serbia regularly for sure.
Airserbia will have direct flight from Chicago soon as well as NYC that they have now.
And with a good press, if you represent serbia in the good way in the US we have a law that is possible to give citizenship (we are accepting dual citizenship, so no need to decline your own) for the people who is doing good things for Serbia, by marketing, by donations etc.. Many people got their, Charles Carter from the US got his because he have UA-cam channel and he's speaking good about Serbia and Serbians, today he have US and Serbian citizenship (perfect combination with Serbian you can enter without visa to all countries that you need visa if you are from the US, like Russia, China, Cuba, many south America, Africans countries etc... and the list is long. He (Charles) said that this enables him to travel to the countries that he never dreamed about visiting. There's a French guy Arne Guyon something like that, he got citizenship because he was gathered humanitarian aid for Serbians at Kosovo, after few times he got his citizenship. Charles got from parlament president. So you're already covered on media here, if you continue and make sure that your documentary is looked at RTS and some other Serbian content, visit you can possibly get our citizenship and I'm serious it, no BS.
Beautiful episode guys.
I am fan of Red Star, but i recommend you to watch Partizan's Euroleague games this season. They are comming back to Euroleaguge after many years, they will be on fire, Željko Obradovic is a head coach, expensive team, etc.
It will be insane. The big part of Red Star's fans are boycotting basketball games (but it's still hot home court). Or, you can came to Euroleague derby, this year is going to be first time after a meny yeras that both Belgrade teams playing Euroleague.
No one is boycotting Euroleague games, Red Star organized fan groups are boycotting ABA league.
But I would agree that the chances are that Partizan will have a bit better support in EL this year as they are coming back after some years, their football is shit and there is a real hype around the basketball club.
On the other hand I hope that that will motivate Red Star fans to turn up even more.
@@draganmarkovic491 organized fans boycotting all Red Star's basketball games.
@@miloso.1042 Since when and why?
That is not true, they are only boycotting ABA league because they were against forming a league with other ex Yu countries.
@@draganmarkovic491 since Omic, and maybe even before, i can't remembar, but Omic was their one of the first excuses.
@@miloso.1042
don't think that ever really catched on and I certainly don't believe it will continue to next season
When Militinov was playing and Janis was in also, Milutinov had him in his pocket! He couldn't pass trough him.
He had 40 pts..
@@dejanatanackovic909 how much he had when Milutinov was playing? And then you should consider that it is Janis, he would have much more on somebody als!
@@dejanatanackovic909 the game plan was: let Giannis do his thing, stop everyone else, they let Giannis shoot from far and triple team in the paint
Thank you guys!
braca from Denver franchise
Absolute legends!!!
Thaks you guys.
Dobro dosli momci. Welcome Guys, it's fun to see you. Just one missing, where's D-Line? Stark Arena just saw a Hulk Nikola versus Ironman Giannis, two very good characters, seem to be fun seeking and pretty normal. You met Novak "No-Vacc" Djokovic who wasn't allowed to participate in the US (Open*).
*If you obey.
World is changing right now... right now. Is changing for good, changing for God.
Jokic needs Lucic and Kalinic for Denver, they are defensive walls🤜🤛yougotthis
Guys, trust us this atmosphere is nothing comparing to Red Star or Partizan Euroleague games.... You need to see and experience that
Wonderful
I need that jersey!!!! 🔥
I love your work 😇🐐🤟😎🥳🥳
There is one more player and his name is Radivoje Korac
nice!!
Serbs loves Greeks,they are also Ortodox Christians like Serbs,so thats like Ortodox brothers stuff.
Wow!!!🤩🥰😄
Serbian people love sports in general, but basketball is kind of a religion for us.
1:12:30 most beatifull ...
Can you imagine Yugoslavia best team now? Dončić, Jolić, Nurkić, Bogdanović Bojan, Bogdan... Bjelica... How about ex Yu, versus USA...
Cancar..
45:11 moth flies in front of the camera
Guys, I love your dedication for Serbian culture and also good analysis of everything fitting together, but I have to give you minus points for not mentioning Jokic missing 4 clutch Free throws. That OT was so cool, but not necessary at all.
Just happens, it was extremely emotional for him because he was playing in front of his people for the first time after a long time and people are loving him after so much hate. Also, he had that Bogdanovic birthday party earlier so it must have influenced his routine and usual calmness. It is not like Giannis is now a good free throw shooter and Jokić suddenly a bad one, its just an odd game.
He was tired as hell, double and triple teamed, plus the was at Bogi's wedding and was having more than couple of beers.
That being said, you're absolutely correct about him missing last 5 out of 6 it's.
@@Mihaylovich I am not trying to downgrade or blame Jokic. I only wanted to mention, that not mentioning it was a bit biased. I love a Jokic my with whole heart and I am super happy he won. Him not making FT is a bit disappointing but anybody can have bad FT night. I just think, when talking about emotions during that game, it was worth mentioning, because that moment changed this game for me from “ok - we got this”, to “o crap, it’s getting nervous.
@@BadP0tat0 I think they just didn't want to mess with the "perfect" feeling they felt because of the whole trip, and concluded they wont ponder on the free throws because it could lead them into negativity and stuff. They should also mention Jaramaz in a negative context for taking that three without any need, while he could have gone to the hoop and taken a foul. But they just didn't want to talk about it as well. And I guess I'm fine with it because I am glad for them that they experienced all this in these recent days, they can be realty disecting journalists again when they come back to Denver.
Bro this one i can forgive considering they are in new environment different country and so on ... the excitement can make one forget things ...
You guys should look at videos of Red Star fans during their Euroleague games!
Denver Nuggets need players like Lucic and Kalinic, much better 3&D players then KCP and Bruce Brown
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Is that Rakija?
Yes it is, don't you see he is happiest here 😁
@@colorifer8977 He full glass like Russians drink vodka hahah even Serbs take it slow but half of big glass lol
Look at the DNVR crew behind Jovic interview: ua-cam.com/video/zvGJaulAdVM/v-deo.html 😀
I hope you now realize why we were pised he didnt play for NT?
Greece did not want Serbia to play in the World Cup, the referees did 😀
Jaramaz is like 10 times better player then jovic.
Jaramaz played unreal
Ne verujem da ovaj nas balvan nije mogao da im posveti vise od par sekudi jbt