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Shaq Used To Pour His Poo Over Players, Former Teammate Claims
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Shaq Used To Pour His Poo Over Players, Former Teammate Claims

Seattle Supersonics Gary Payton has claimed that NBA star Shaquille O'Neal used to prank teammates by dumping buckets of poo on them.

Seattle Supersonics Gary Payton has claimed that NBA star Shaquille O'Neal used to prank teammates by dumping buckets of poo and p**s on them.

Some may take it and feel like its a privilege to be sh*t on by a basketball legend such as O'Neal, but others, like myself, would consider it a step too far. At least if they were in the shower they could wash it off straight away... right?

Either way, Payton - O'Neal's former Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat teammate - has spilled all the beans on how newcomers were welcomed into the group.

Payton told Vlad TV how Shaq was just the ultimate 'jokester'.

He said: 'Shaq is a jokester, so if one of the rookies would be in the stall, he would take a bucket, and use the bathroom in it for about a week then all of the sudden he’d pour it on them.'

However, Payton was able to get Shaq back for his prank.

'So we started being jokesters. So I said I got to get him. So I got his shorts, his drawers one day, and I took them, and he had to wear them underneath his thing, and be free-balling all the time. But we messed up his pants, so he didn't have his drawers because he was trying to find his drawers, but I had him. So he had to wrap a towel round him,' he said.

Shaquille O'Neal. (Alamy)
Shaquille O'Neal. (Alamy)

However, the basketball player noted how Shaq simply didn't care about his lack of pants.

Payton reflected: 'He'd go outside with the towel on and everything, he was doing all kinds. He'd get in his truck, ride around and then throw the towel out and be free-balling, so I used to keep his free shorts and pairs of drawers and everything.'

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Topics: NBA, US News, Basketball