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Quote from: joshy23 on March 21, 2020, 04:25:19 AM

Good thing that Romeo's s started the noise and expect many players and coaches who will do the same.

Prior to Romeo, there are lots of players already who give help.

Players initiative already started and they already chip-in to built funds. I read this somewhere before Manila lockdown. I just forgot where it is.

Quote from: Sanitough on March 21, 2020, 07:29:50 AM

Of course we can expect from him as AFAIK, JMF15 is the highest paid athlete in the PBA, hopefully he will also extend some.
If I am also not mistaken, I think Fajardo is receiving a monthly salary of at least 500,000 php, so if he is really willing to donate, he can surely do so.

As we speak, he surely giving a hand now or maybe done donating at some point but not just publicly announced.

Knowing JMF he is known for his helping hands.

Quote from: bisdak40 on March 21, 2020, 06:26:25 AM

..i can't wait when JMF15 announces his donation for this crisis.

I think this will not happen, I mean coming from him literally.

Like Terrence Romeo, it will come from other sources.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on March 21, 2020, 06:26:25 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on March 21, 2020, 05:12:31 AM

Big or small donation it really matters, we are not a rich country, we need the support of the people who are earning well and PBA stars,we know they are making big money being an athlete, we can appreciate what Romeo did, he is not humble in the court but outside, he has an amazing personality.

Agree, all help is really needed during this trying times and i'm suddenly a Terrence Romeo fan lol. Donating his salary of more than 200k pesos is no joke. That's why we can't judge a person on how he act on the basketball court.

I salute you TR7 and i can't wait when JMF15 announces his donation for this crisis.

Of course we can expect from him as AFAIK, JMF15 is the highest paid athlete in the PBA, hopefully he will also extend some.
If I am also not mistaken, I think Fajardo is receiving a monthly salary of at least 500,000 php, so if he is really willing to donate, he can surely do so.

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Quote from: Russlenat on March 21, 2020, 05:12:31 AM

Big or small donation it really matters, we are not a rich country, we need the support of the people who are earning well and PBA stars,we know they are making big money being an athlete, we can appreciate what Romeo did, he is not humble in the court but outside, he has an amazing personality.

Agree, all help is really needed during this trying times and i'm suddenly a Terrence Romeo fan lol. Donating his salary of more than 200k pesos is no joke. That's why we can't judge a person on how he act on the basketball court.

I salute you TR7 and i can't wait when JMF15 announces his donation for this crisis.

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Big or small donation it really matters, we are not a rich country, we need the support of the people who are earning well and PBA stars,we know they are making big money being an athlete, we can appreciate what Romeo did, he is not humble in the court but outside, he has an amazing personality.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on March 20, 2020, 11:47:48 PM

Quote from: harizen on March 20, 2020, 03:33:00 PM

And just to be clear, this Romeo's good initiative is now on the action for several days now. No public impressions, no social media posts or anything.

As per the article, also big thanks to Alaska coach Jeffrey Cariaso to raise two months' worth of wages for PBA game-day staff who have been hit hard by the suspension of games. They raised an initial P100,000 for the fund drive, which has since gained support from players CJ Perez (25,000), Chris Ross (P20,000) and Cliff Hodge (P20,000).

Other players are also reportedly doing their own way to help. They just want to keep it silent in the news as much as possible. Kudos to all!

If you think of it, that amount of money that they have donated is just penny for them as they earned millios of pesos but still it is a class act for them. I hope many will follow their acts as many people are in dire need of help from everybody.

Have not heard of the PBA donating something to a certain foundation or just no media coverage?

Maybe they've chose not to publicize everything but for sure initiatives coming from those personalities are there. Good thing that Romeo's s started the noise and expect many players and coaches who will do the same.
Though they needed to ensure first the people around them before reaching out it's good to know that there are already someone like coach Jeff Cariaso doing the job.

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Quote from: harizen on March 20, 2020, 03:33:00 PM

Quote from: Finestream on March 20, 2020, 08:00:11 AM

It's time for us to help each other in time of crisis, those who are earning well can help the people who suffers due to this lock down, some does not even have a job and they need some help for their food. Everyone of us can help in any way, and I am just happy to read that one of the PBA players which I Idolize has its own way to help.

Terrence Romeo donating one month's salary for hospital supply

And just to be clear, this Romeo's good initiative is now on the action for several days now. No public impressions, no social media posts or anything.

As per the article, also big thanks to Alaska coach Jeffrey Cariaso to raise two months' worth of wages for PBA game-day staff who have been hit hard by the suspension of games. They raised an initial P100,000 for the fund drive, which has since gained support from players CJ Perez (25,000), Chris Ross (P20,000) and Cliff Hodge (P20,000).

Other players are also reportedly doing their own way to help. They just want to keep it silent in the news as much as possible. Kudos to all!

That's good, they re very helpful at the moment and we have to thank them for their personal initiative to help in the crisis.
The amount of money donated by Romeo is equivalent to 1 month salary but it was not mentioned in the article how much so let's just make an estimate.

I just found some info from this article. https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/smb-says-players-make-sacrifices-to-fit-romeo-pay-in-salary-cap-a2437-20190112

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In Romeo's case, he signed a maximum three-year contract extension with GlobalPort (now NorthPort) worth P15.12 million back in 2016, but Non said that somewhere along his stops with the Batang Pier and TNT, there was a re-negotiation which brought down his pay to a little over P200,000 per month.

So my wild estimate is that Romeo's monthly salary is around 200K to 300k php.

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Quote from: harizen on March 20, 2020, 03:33:00 PM

And just to be clear, this Romeo's good initiative is now on the action for several days now. No public impressions, no social media posts or anything.

As per the article, also big thanks to Alaska coach Jeffrey Cariaso to raise two months' worth of wages for PBA game-day staff who have been hit hard by the suspension of games. They raised an initial P100,000 for the fund drive, which has since gained support from players CJ Perez (25,000), Chris Ross (P20,000) and Cliff Hodge (P20,000).

Other players are also reportedly doing their own way to help. They just want to keep it silent in the news as much as possible. Kudos to all!

If you think of it, that amount of money that they have donated is just penny for them as they earned millios of pesos but still it is a class act for them. I hope many will follow their acts as many people are in dire need of help from everybody.

Have not heard of the PBA donating something to a certain foundation or just no media coverage?

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Quote from: Finestream on March 20, 2020, 08:00:11 AM

It's time for us to help each other in time of crisis, those who are earning well can help the people who suffers due to this lock down, some does not even have a job and they need some help for their food. Everyone of us can help in any way, and I am just happy to read that one of the PBA players which I Idolize has its own way to help.

Terrence Romeo donating one month's salary for hospital supply

And just to be clear, this Romeo's good initiative is now on the action for several days now. No public impressions, no social media posts or anything.

As per the article, also big thanks to Alaska coach Jeffrey Cariaso to raise two months' worth of wages for PBA game-day staff who have been hit hard by the suspension of games. They raised an initial P100,000 for the fund drive, which has since gained support from players CJ Perez (25,000), Chris Ross (P20,000) and Cliff Hodge (P20,000).

Other players are also reportedly doing their own way to help. They just want to keep it silent in the news as much as possible. Kudos to all!

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Quote from: Finestream on March 20, 2020, 08:00:11 AM

It's time for us to help each other in time of crisis, those who are earning well can help the people who suffers due to this lock down, some does not even have a job and they need some help for their food. Everyone of us can help in any way, and I am just happy to read that one of the PBA players which I Idolize has its own way to help.

Terrence Romeo donating one month's salary for hospital supply

What a nice move from T.Romeo is will open the doors for those concern players and governors, hopefully they will see the value of unity in terms of helping people who are in need in times like this.
SMB star shows compassions and for sure we will see more after him.

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It's time for us to help each other in time of crisis, those who are earning well can help the people who suffers due to this lock down, some does not even have a job and they need some help for their food. Everyone of us can help in any way, and I am just happy to read that one of the PBA players which I Idolize has its own way to help.

Terrence Romeo donating one month's salary for hospital supply

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Quote from: chaser15 on March 16, 2020, 06:41:25 PM

Quote from: mirakal on March 16, 2020, 04:51:59 AM

So China already had contained the virus?

I thought the numbers of being infected was still growing, is there any news regarding about this info? I think I will be interested as that would somehow give us some kind of assurance that this will be contained soon also.

Not totally contained at all but the recovery rate is improving.

We can say that they are now in the last stage of dealing with the virus and only a few cases established while our country is just starting with the fight same with other countries that currently in lockdown.

It's impossible to think that it will be contained for a few months. What matters here is, we are now seeing slowly that the situation is now being controlled on those countries that heavily infected with the virus-like China and South Korea. PH will follow soon.

However, I am afraid that it would still not change the current situation, there's no PBA games for sure as it's been a directive not to be part of the mass gathering, PBA games are in a big venue, they want people to come to watch them for them to profit, so as long as there is no vaccine found yet, its possible that PBA will stay on pause and based on what I read, the vaccine will take time to produce, it will take months, so same scenario still?

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Quote from: chaser15 on March 16, 2020, 06:41:25 PM

Quote from: mirakal on March 16, 2020, 04:51:59 AM

So China already had contained the virus?

I thought the numbers of being infected was still growing, is there any news regarding about this info? I think I will be interested as that would somehow give us some kind of assurance that this will be contained soon also.

Not totally contained at all but the recovery rate is improving.

We can say that they are now in the last stage of dealing with the virus and only a few cases established while our country is just starting with the fight same with other countries that currently in lockdown.

It's impossible to think that it will be contained for a few months. What matters here is, we are now seeing slowly that the situation is now being controlled on those countries that heavily infected with the virus-like China and South Korea. PH will follow soon.

The more the people realize that following government instructions the more this virus will be contained or it will lessen the risk. We all knew that
WHO is really trying to find the proper treatment for this virus.
Good to know that numbers of recoveries are increasing and giving good hope for the entire world.

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Quote from: mirakal on March 16, 2020, 04:51:59 AM

So China already had contained the virus?

I thought the numbers of being infected was still growing, is there any news regarding about this info? I think I will be interested as that would somehow give us some kind of assurance that this will be contained soon also.

Not totally contained at all but the recovery rate is improving.

We can say that they are now in the last stage of dealing with the virus and only a few cases established while our country is just starting with the fight same with other countries that currently in lockdown.

It's impossible to think that it will be contained for a few months. What matters here is, we are now seeing slowly that the situation is now being controlled on those countries that heavily infected with the virus-like China and South Korea. PH will follow soon.

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Quote from: mirakal on March 16, 2020, 04:51:59 AM

So China already had contained the virus?

I thought the numbers of being infected was still growing, is there any news regarding about this info? I think I will be interested as that would somehow give us some kind of assurance that this will be contained soon also.

By looking at the number of confirmed and recovered cases in China, it looks like that way.

https://coronavirus-map.com/

The percentage number of recovered cases in China = 85%
Remaining COVID-19 confirmed cases = 16.24%

Meanwhile, in Italy the number of COVID-19 confirmed cases there was rapidly increasing. Hopefully, this crisis should end as soon as possible so we can back to normal to continue PBA games.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on March 16, 2020, 04:20:06 AM

Quote from: chaser15 on March 15, 2020, 06:36:07 PM

I read somewhere that PBA teams also canceled their usual practice, bonding, and friendly meetings. Team owners want their players to stay at home and follow the proper healthy guidelines which are currently the best thing to do.

This would be the best thing for them to do now, avoid gathering and make sure that you are a meter apart from someone. This is only temporary and if we based our forecast on China, we can contain this virus in 2 months and everything will be back to normal and we could see our PBA players playing again.

So China already had contained the virus?

I thought the numbers of being infected was still growing, is there any news regarding about this info? I think I will be interested as that would somehow give us some kind of assurance that this will be contained soon also.

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Quote from: chaser15 on March 15, 2020, 06:36:07 PM

I read somewhere that PBA teams also canceled their usual practice, bonding, and friendly meetings. Team owners want their players to stay at home and follow the proper healthy guidelines which are currently the best thing to do.

This would be the best thing for them to do now, avoid gathering and make sure that you are a meter apart from someone. This is only temporary and if we based our forecast on China, we can contain this virus in 2 months and everything will be back to normal and we could see our PBA players playing again.

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Quote from: Finestream on March 15, 2020, 06:22:35 PM

I have a feeling those who are gambling in PBA games, LOL..
Now, they can't beat, they just have to stay at home because Manila is lock down, right? so they can just watch youtube and more active with their social media, no sports betting for them, no money being spent.

Yes, Manila is currently on lockdown. Malls and some establishments are closed but the good thing here is, it's not like a lockdown that you will see in another country as there are lots of food stocks and some small stores are still open even the wet marketplace as well. But still, it needs social distancing and wearing a mask should always be prioritized.

I read somewhere that PBA teams also canceled their usual practice, bonding, and friendly meetings. Team owners want their players to stay at home and follow the proper healthy guidelines which are currently the best thing to do.

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Quote from: goinmerry on March 15, 2020, 03:23:06 PM

Quote from: mirakal on March 15, 2020, 06:36:32 AM

So now, instead of complaining why the PBA is suspended or in pause currently, maybe it's time to bear with the government and be cooperative.

Who's the one complaining about the PBA suspension? Social media people? A big LOL on them.

I have a feeling those who are gambling in PBA games, LOL..
Now, they can't beat, they just have to stay at home because Manila is lock down, right? so they can just watch youtube and more active with their social media, no sports betting for them, no money being spent.

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Quote from: Finestream on March 15, 2020, 04:32:18 AM

Remember, the medical facilities of the Philippines are not sufficient if this pandemic will go worst.

That's why the action should start from the people and not just to rely on the government.

The problem is, there are people that criticize everything about government actions. The virus is already here and actively spreading in the country, instead of cooperating they will use the situation to find a hole to throw on the government.

That's how the politics work in the Philippines, there are the opposite side who always go against the current government, we can understand that but hopefully soon they'll realize that they should take this pandemic seriously and contribute instead of going into rally and criticize the government.

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Quote from: mirakal on March 15, 2020, 06:36:32 AM

So now, instead of complaining why the PBA is suspended or in pause currently, maybe it's time to bear with the government and be cooperative.

Who's the one complaining about the PBA suspension? Social media people? A big LOL on them.

Quote from: Finestream on March 15, 2020, 04:32:18 AM

Remember, the medical facilities of the Philippines are not sufficient if this pandemic will go worst.

That's why the action should start from the people and not just to rely on the government.

The problem is, there are people that criticize everything about government actions. The virus is already here and actively spreading in the country, instead of cooperating they will use the situation to find a hole to throw on the government.

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The problem with the Philippines is we have poor hospitals and our medical facilities is not as good with other countries.
As of now, the number of reported infected with NCOV-19 is just over 100, but how can we be so sure if that's the actual people who are infected.

I know the lock down is quite crazy know 100 infected people is very small compared to the millions of total population in the Philippines, but it's the best way to do since the government can't cater a possible increasing number of people infected.

So now, instead of complaining why the PBA is suspended or in pause currently, maybe it's time to bear with the government and be cooperative.

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