i wouldn't think so mate. i didn't say he has to wear a boomers singlet on tv mate. but it's not like he should be waltzing around in croatian attire - he's supposed to be the great hope for AUSTRALIAN basketball. now, most sportsmen, when they do an interview, will do so in their team attire. all the rugby league players do come on to television programs, like the Footy Show for instance, wearing their club gear. wallabies players will do so in Wallabies team polos. recently, kangaroos rugby league players wore their kangaroos polo shirts when interviewed. same with the state of origin players for both sides.
For instance, Anthony Minichiello of the Sydney Roosters is proud of his italian heritage, but he represents Australia and considers it his country. but he is also proud to be italian. But wait a minute, i've never seen him wear an italian soccer jersey on television when he is being interviewed! i guess that's just allowed for arrogant jerks like andrew bogut, who has yet to actually do anything in his career yet has already slagged off the legends of australian basketball.
he may one day go on to surpass those players, probably will actually, but he hasn't yet.
he is a very hard fella to like.