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Spoelstra to meet Aquino Thursday afternoon

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National Basketball Association Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra (center) arrives at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2 Wednesday flank by Carlo Singson (left) NBA’s country manager for the Philippines. Spoelstra is on a “NBA Trophy Tour” as the coach brought with him the Larry O’ Brien trophy given to NBA champions. INQUIRER PHOTO / GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE

MANILA, Philippines —A courtesy call with President Benigno Aquino III Thursday afternoon is part of Miami head coach Erik Spoelstra’s busy week in his visit to the Philippines.

Spoelstra, whose mother hails from San Pablo, Laguna, will meet up with Aquino in Malacañang following the “welcome-back” press conference at the Marriott Hotel Manila.

The NBA champion coach is on his fourth visit to the country and will roam around Manila along with the Larry O’ Brien trophy as a part of the NBA Trophy Tour presented by Gatorade.


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  • Branch_Warren

    damned if you do, damned if you dont.
    kapag asa mga binaha si noynoy, nagpapakitang gilas kuno at bakit andun at late na ang response.
    kapag wala, walang pakialam at inuuna pa ang ibang mga bagay kaysa sa mga mas kelangang ng prayoridad ng bansa.

    tao nga naman.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/IPODQQY5NWZMWNCWHG5XXUM5NY rock

    hays pati dito umabot n rin ang miami heat haters stop pretending that ur againts this spoelstra visit bilog ang mundo talo lng teamnyo nung nba finals woot woooot

  • CmdrAdobo

    On the positive side this courtesy is good. Erik will be a good ambassador for the Philippines.

    The bagyo and calamity might be president’s priority as well but ano bang silbi ng mga local leaders? Govt, councilors, Mayors.. Walang kwenta? Check them first.

  • CerioSantiago

    kayo naman sama na naman iniisip nyo…move on na mga opposition magisip…….
    kukunin nya si pnoy na point guard para mag ale oop sila ni lebron

  • Bulagas

    bilib talaga ako kay mongolyd prince…. eto ba ang priority mo BUDOY!!!! Si Spoelstra?????

    Susme! HOY MAHIYA KA SA MGA BINABAHA

  • Echuserang_Froglet

    anong kalokohan ito. may time makipag courtesy call, pero ilang araw na bumabagyo at bumabaha hindi man lang makita ang anino ng presidenteng dilaw. nakakasuka., ang priorities nga ng palasyo sa pasig river nakakadiri kayo. pppppppppppppwwweeeehhhh



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