Fans brawl because of this photo of Bobi Marjanovic and Parker from the Belgrade club

We don't know how everything ended, but we know enough, thanks to the photo of Bobi Marjanovic and the NBA star Tony Parker, to see that in the night between Saturday and Sunday, after the basketball match between France and Serbia (in which Parker played) the meeting occurred between teammates from San Antonio.

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However, one photo can spark all kinds of emotions from the fans, and the proof of that is this friendly photo that Boban described with "I am happy to have my brother from the Spurs in Belgrade".

AGAINST BOBI

Obviously, the wish not to play for Serbia is insult to the injury to the great number of fans which had, which had few advice for Marjanovic besides numerous outbursts.

- You should be with your team, and not in that club.

- Shame, instead of taking pictures with your team, you are taking pictures for Parker who is giving his all for France.

- Come on, forget the money and play for the eagles..

- I would be ashamed to take pictures in the clubs and not to play for my country. That gentleman next to you is 35 years old and besides being an NBA stay he respects his own country - those are only of few of the comments among the "anti- Bobi" fans.

FOR BOBI

On the other side, there are fans that defend him, but their numbers are much smaller.

- Bobi, don't pay any attention to these gravediggers. May you be live and well and play on the Olympics. All the best to you and to your family.

- Why has nobody called the same Bobi two, three years ago... And he shouldn't play now, let him sign his contract and in Rio he can play if Sale wants to call for him.

- Go for it Bobi, leave these haters be. Full support - one of the answers on the other side during the small was on the Instagram profile of the Serbian Center.

A photo posted by Boban Marjanovic (@bobimarjanovic13) on Jun 25, 2016 at 5:24pm PDT

Pure Serbian circus...

(Telegraf.co.uk)