EPT[Daily E-sports Exclusive] Jaedong on future - Page 4
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eNoq
Netherlands502 Posts
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eshlow
United States5210 Posts
On August 23 2009 23:56 rotinegg wrote: This is just what me thinks, but here's what I think is the reason to Coach CHo's douchebaggery: Because of the new stupid FA rules, if a team wants to take a player away from another team, they either have to pay 200% of their suggested salary from his original team, PLUS his new salary, or 100% of their suggested salary and give up a player to that team (they can sanction 6, and then the other team can pick any player except those 6) PLUS his new salary. That means in order to take Jaedong, a team must pay either 2*140M + 200M or 140M + 200M + player, which comes out to 340M and a player or 480M in pure money. No team in the right mind would be paying that. It is jaedong, but in such a volatile scene where bonjwas come and go so quickly, it would be crazy to shell out nada's 3 years worth of salary to get 1 player for a year. So it will probably go to renegotiations with coach Cho aka douchebag, and Jaedong will be forced to take the crappy deal, albeit being the greatest player in the starcraft scene today. Coach Cho offered 140M, which is just enough to make the cost of Jaedong too high for other teams to take, and knowing that Jaedong wanted to stay on the team, he is using that to pay Jaedong the minimal amount of money. DOUCHEBAG i am so mad edit: I decided to include players receiving around Jaedong's range just for reference, so you can see why I am so mad. Bisu: estimated 250M+ fantasy: estimated 200M+ flash: estimated 200M+ Calm: 130M Nada: 110M Kal: 100M Hwasin: 100M Jaedong's parents have the right reaction -- it's an insult for the arguably best player in the scene to be making so little compared to the other players. Especially considering how overworked he is compared to other top players, and he still puts up the good results. Jaedong just wants to be happy which is a good outlook (and I'm sure it contributes to his success as well), but he is being "cheated" and I'm glad his parents are sticking up for him. | ||
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538
Hungary3932 Posts
I guess he will just get a payrise and stay in Oz. | ||
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StarBrift
Sweden1761 Posts
Think about it. If Jaedong really wanted to leave and felt his time was done in OZ then what would he say? He wouldn't go out into the media saying he's tired of his team and time to move on etc etc. He'd say just what he is saying now and then he would keep his honor towards the team. It's of course more likely that he wants to stay with his friends are the ones who heleped him grow as a player but lets not rule out anything. I doubt he is happy about his parents being made to look like heartless moneygrubbing bastards though. | ||
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
Then other teams might offer 200M without 200% salary. Its not like Jaedong would not be picked up by some team. | ||
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VictorW
United States157 Posts
On August 23 2009 15:19 NeverGG wrote: 'I don't want to lose the happiness that comes from being with the people you love.' Urge to make Homo for Lomo joke rising. This is an interesting dilemma really. I hope Jaedong comes out of the whole FA situation happily and that he can continue to play in the way he wants to. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b13/InSenG/jaedonggay.jpg) | ||
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Jakalo
Latvia2350 Posts
On August 24 2009 01:02 eNoq wrote: Jaedong can stay in Oz, but Oz should pickup a decent player :E Which they cant and wont. | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13921 Posts
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mucker
United States1120 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + His mom is doing the right thing. It is his career, he needs to go where he will get paid what he's worth and have the best chance of success. I honestly think Jaedong would have won the osl, msl and the proleague if he had been on any of the other teams that made the proleague playoffs. | ||
GTR
51682 Posts
On August 24 2009 01:53 Too_MuchZerg wrote: Why can't jaedong (at least his mom) deny all offers and finally turn to be semi-pro (without any team). After that he is free to sign contract whichever team he wants without huge salary bonuses to Hwaseung Oz? Then other teams might offer 200M without 200% salary. Its not like Jaedong would not be picked up by some team. Because you are pretty much unable to compete in any leagues if you are classed as 'semi-pro' until the next FA period next year. | ||
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checo
Mexico1364 Posts
On August 24 2009 03:52 mucker wrote: I felt really bad for Jaedong when I was watching this: + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUDh70KGzBY#t=3m49s His mom is doing the right thing. It is his career, he needs to go where he will get paid what he's worth and have the best chance of success. I honestly think Jaedong would have won the osl, msl and the proleague if he had been on any of the other teams that made the proleague playoffs. WTF send JD to hite... he would be much happier XD | ||
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Tien
Russian Federation4447 Posts
They would have to pay 200% of the current 90 000 000 Won salary to Oz? | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On August 24 2009 06:46 Tien wrote: So if a team pays say 180 000 000 won for jaedong. They would have to pay 200% of the current 90 000 000 Won salary to Oz? I thought his current salary was 140 000 000 ? | ||
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NovaTheFeared
United States7232 Posts
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nonduc
Russian Federation405 Posts
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pripple
Finland1714 Posts
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xbarisg
United States14 Posts
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Carnac
Germany / USA16648 Posts
On August 24 2009 07:03 nonduc wrote: Original salary was 60M. Hmm, I thought I read 70M in this thread before. Oh well, doesn't make that much of a difference either way. Must have been a 2+ year contract from when he was good in PL, but way less of a monster than he is now. On August 24 2009 07:21 xbarisg wrote: probably a newbie question but how do teams generate revenue? does proleague or individual league success translate to more $$ for the successful teams? PL title gives a fair amount of money (not sure about this year, but the last few years it was 80M), but that's only for the team winning it all. In the most of the money simply comes in form of sponsorship by the companies owning the teams. | ||
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jyLee
United States350 Posts
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peidongyang
Canada2084 Posts
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