Basketball Star Andrew Bogut Roasts Gilas For Taking A Selfie After Brawl
ANDREW BOGUT – Former basketball star Andrew Bogut simply said one word in reaction to Gilas taking a selfie after the controversial brawl.
In the previous article, it is stated that netizens made comments and reactions regarding the brawl during the FIBA World Cup qualifiers and what comes after. One of them happened to be Andrew Michael Bogut
![Andrew Bogut](http://philnews.ph/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Andrew-Bogut-500x361.jpg)
Andrew Michael Bogut is an Australian basketball player who is currently playing with the Sydney Kings. He recently posted on Twitter and simply said one word sarcastically: “Class”
Class https://t.co/GaNYwSJFzF
— Andrew Bogut (@andrewbogut) July 2, 2018
Even more, he even added this:
Blokes taking a team selfie after all that. Down 31. Yep. They really just took a team selfie.
— Andrew Bogut (@andrewbogut) July 2, 2018
More importantly, this was the selfie that he addressed the comment to:
![GILAS TAUNT](http://philnews.ph/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/GILAS-TAUNT.png)
Note: this post has been deleted
Taken from: FashionPulis.com
According to Inquirer, the selfie was taken by Marc Pingris during a long lull while game officials were reviewing the incident. Pingris posted the photo on his Instagram account before eventually taking it down.
Thus, it ended with 13 players ejected, 9 of them were players from Gilas.
Albeit the roast, there are netizens who reacted to his comment about the selfie. Here are some of the comments:
*Goulding flops*
*Kickert throws unnecessary elbow*
*emotions run high for both teams*
*starts brawl*
*Andrew Bogut gets mad at PH team*Class
— tus ☘ (@drosarioxxix) July 2, 2018
CLASS pic.twitter.com/yjBd4SPTrN
— Larry Patutina (@dwatangpatutina) July 2, 2018
Try to learn the culture first before judging. Filipinos will always find light moments in the middle of disaster
— nino cruz (@onindapogi) July 2, 2018
How would you react to this?
Read also the previous article: Gilas Coach Jong Uichico Issues Public Apology Over Involvement On FIBA World Cup Brawl
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