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IS THIS THE TERRAN THEY HAVE NEEDED FOR SO LONG?!?!?!
The Woongjin Manager said this signing could be what the Terran lineup needed. With this signing, we could be a whole new team etc etc.
Sair himself commented while leaving KT was disappointing, he believes the opportunity of immediately breaking through as the #1 Terran on Woongjin was not hard to pass out on.
He also said stated he has immediately enjoyed the atmosphere of the Woongjin house and feels he will easily adapt to it.
and some random other comments.
Source: http://www.fomos.kr/board/board.php?mode=read&keyno=102765&db=issue&cate=&page=1&field=&kwrd=
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Didnt everyone complain hes pretty bad?
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MrHoon
10183 Posts
Although SaiR did fail many times, I really loved to watch his aggressive play
Good luck sair! Hope for the best of you in the woongjin Terran line!
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On January 05 2010 14:00 GTR wrote:
IS THIS THE TERRAN THEY HAVE NEEDED FOR SO LONG?!?!?!
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say no.
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well, basically he cant be worse than the terrans woojing got atm. so its a good move for both sides i guess..
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On January 05 2010 14:02 MrHoon wrote:
Although SaiR did fail many times, I really loved to watch his aggressive play
Goodbye sair! Hope for the best of you in the woongjin Terran line!
Fixed
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On January 05 2010 14:03 sleeepy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 14:00 GTR wrote:
IS THIS THE TERRAN THEY HAVE NEEDED FOR SO LONG?!?!?!
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say no.
ballsy
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Hong Kong20321 Posts
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway.
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On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway.
Initially Piano was only good at TvT, but well he failed at that too.
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10387 Posts
All I remember from this guy is that he pulled off a secret expo against Bisu and still ended up losing..
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GO SAIR!
I don't think he is that bad 
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So now  Suny is our #3 Terran instead of SaiR. Boo hoo.
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Doesn't matter, Park Ji Soo will break his slump soon! MARK MY WORDS!
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The first time we saw him my friends and I nicknamed him Battle Droid Terran. Anyone else see the resemblance?
![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/tlpd/images/players/26.jpg)
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The Woongjin Manager said this signing could be what the Terran lineup needed. With this signing, we could be a whole new team etc etc.
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrright
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On January 05 2010 14:17 QuakerOats wrote:The first time we saw him my friends and I nicknamed him Battle Droid Terran. Anyone else see the resemblance?
LOL. totally look like star wars' shitz
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
I laugh at the Woongjin manager. Isn't that what they've been saying for a while now? It's the same way with SKT Zergs. They're doomed to fail.
Except GoRush, who was totally baller. But that was years ago.
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On January 05 2010 14:07 Disregard wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway. Initially Piano was only good at TvT, but well he failed at that too.
Every woonjin terran can tvt(or rather it seemed that they were so bad at every matchup that their tvt looked noticeably better?), but pianos specialty was TvZ, MVP is more of a TvT/TvP kinda guy and Ganzi does whatever he wants. That being said theyve been pretty bad this season, where as last season it looked like they were improving. Sadly they are still probably more reliable than skt zergs and oz toss.
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On January 05 2010 14:28 mog87 wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 14:07 Disregard wrote:On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway. Initially Piano was only good at TvT, but well he failed at that too. Every woonjin terran can tvt(or rather it seemed that they were so bad at every matchup that their tvt looked noticeably better?), but pianos specialty was TvZ, MVP is more of a TvT/TvP kinda guy and Ganzi does whatever he wants. That being said theyve been pretty bad this season, where as last season it looked like they were improving. Sadly they are still probably more reliable than skt zergs and oz toss.
Yea, everyone raved about how good Piano's TvZ, especially with bionic in practice but, well only live games count.
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On January 05 2010 14:31 Disregard wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 14:28 mog87 wrote:On January 05 2010 14:07 Disregard wrote:On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway. Initially Piano was only good at TvT, but well he failed at that too. Every woonjin terran can tvt(or rather it seemed that they were so bad at every matchup that their tvt looked noticeably better?), but pianos specialty was TvZ, MVP is more of a TvT/TvP kinda guy and Ganzi does whatever he wants. That being said theyve been pretty bad this season, where as last season it looked like they were improving. Sadly they are still probably more reliable than skt zergs and oz toss. Yea, everyone raved about how good Piano's TvZ, especially with bionic in practice but, well only live games count.
Last season we was actually able to string together like 3-4 wins in a row tvz vs notable players... but that was last season lol, this season woongjin terrans are like 30% win rate lol, probly less.
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RIP MVPs Career
2009 - 2010
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On January 05 2010 14:36 ItsBigfoot wrote:
RIP MVPs Career
2009 - 2010
lol
MVP >>> Sair. If anything it will make MVP look better by comparison.
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On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway.
You have to be kidding MVP is just ROFL.
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He had that one game vs hogil?? on medusa/neo medusa!! And ended it with a cool dropship ceremony, I thought he was heading upward after that...
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Imo sair could be better than mvp, and he wasn't going to get on the KT lineup anytime soon, good luck to him
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Hope SaiR will do well with Stars. GL!
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Hong Kong20321 Posts
On January 05 2010 14:49 Tekin wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway. You have to be kidding MVP is just ROFL.
MVP owned stork in GOM 
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lol, i think he'll fit right in with the rest of the woongjin terrans :D
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On January 05 2010 14:06 alffla wrote:
aren't piano and mvp and ganzi better than him lol :\ gl to him anyway.
Hard to say, if any of those players were on KT I doubt they'd be seeing any playing time either. At least on Woongjin he's pretty much guaranteed to be playing some games which should let us see if he's actually better.
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makes sense, flash is younger than his backups so there's no real point in having too many backup terrans for kt for the next few years
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konadora
Singapore66357 Posts
bye MVP/Piano 
Won't be seeing you guys soon
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Why don't they use GanZi?
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Youd think theyd have bought Midas, but maybe the cash wasnt available at the time.
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Glgl Sair . Make Stars proud :D
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On January 05 2010 15:59 mog87 wrote:
Youd think theyd have bought Midas, but maybe the cash wasnt available at the time.
Cuz all their cash went to their housing facility haha
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On January 05 2010 16:08 MorningMusume11 wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 15:59 mog87 wrote:
Youd think theyd have bought Midas, but maybe the cash wasnt available at the time. Cuz all their cash went to their housing facility haha
They also bought Kwanro, which I guess wasn't that cheap because of his MSL run.
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so woongjin is the next KT (buying people left and right)?
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A player has a certain degree of inherent talent. Their skill also depends an immense deal on the practicing they do and the environment in which they do it. It is very difficult to estimate how well a player will do when switching teams in my (extremely limited) experience. Sure, the level they play at prior to the switch will give a good indicator of their style and general ability, but players often exhibit big shifts after the team switch. SaiR could find his place on the Stars and really improve. He could benefit from different practice partners and coaches. He could benefit from different physical circumstances and a different environment. Then again, he might not.
Another thing to consider is that he will bring with him his own style, knowledge of his previous teammates, and expertise on the game. These factors will always be beneficial to a team. If nothing else, he will be an extremely valued practice partner and a helpful voice.
Also, as an aside, while reading about Woongjin Terrans I was reminded of the wonderful series between Piano (Organ at the time?) and BackHo in GOM season 3. Those games were really kickass.
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On January 05 2010 18:23 thopol wrote:
A player has a certain degree of inherent talent. Their skill also depends an immense deal on the practicing they do and the environment in which they do it. It is very difficult to estimate how well a player will do when switching teams in my (extremely limited) experience. Sure, the level they play at prior to the switch will give a good indicator of their style and general ability, but players often exhibit big shifts after the team switch. SaiR could find his place on the Stars and really improve. He could benefit from different practice partners and coaches. He could benefit from different physical circumstances and a different environment. Then again, he might not.
Another thing to consider is that he will bring with him his own style, knowledge of his previous teammates, and expertise on the game. These factors will always be beneficial to a team. If nothing else, he will be an extremely valued practice partner and a helpful voice.
Also, as an aside, while reading about Woongjin Terrans I was reminded of the wonderful series between Piano (Organ at the time?) and BackHo in GOM season 3. Those games were really kickass.
you know backho had stolen some of Shuttle GOM super powers.
Backho allways made it deep into gom (BUt he ran into a Back injury and a god of war (aka July)) And even made july have a run for his money in game 2 on Garden of God
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uh.. i don't know sair... and i don't expect to know sair in the future. good luck to him anyways.
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... yay. Again, why didn't we take Shine when he was a free agent? I can't imagine he was too expensive. Anyway hope the new inviorment brings out all of Sair's potential. gl.
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I've been waiting for GanZi, PianO, and MVP to rape shit up for ages ¬ ¬ Guess i'll have to wait a while longer.
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On January 05 2010 18:32 Iplaythings wrote:Show nested quote +On January 05 2010 18:23 thopol wrote:
A player has a certain degree of inherent talent. Their skill also depends an immense deal on the practicing they do and the environment in which they do it. It is very difficult to estimate how well a player will do when switching teams in my (extremely limited) experience. Sure, the level they play at prior to the switch will give a good indicator of their style and general ability, but players often exhibit big shifts after the team switch. SaiR could find his place on the Stars and really improve. He could benefit from different practice partners and coaches. He could benefit from different physical circumstances and a different environment. Then again, he might not.
Another thing to consider is that he will bring with him his own style, knowledge of his previous teammates, and expertise on the game. These factors will always be beneficial to a team. If nothing else, he will be an extremely valued practice partner and a helpful voice.
Also, as an aside, while reading about Woongjin Terrans I was reminded of the wonderful series between Piano (Organ at the time?) and BackHo in GOM season 3. Those games were really kickass. you know backho had stolen some of Shuttle GOM super powers. Backho allways made it deep into gom (BUt he ran into a Back injury and a god of war (aka July)) And even made july have a run for his money in game 2 on Garden of God
I respond to this knowing it is off-topic (I'm sorry, BackHo is my favorite player).
I totally know. I really dig the YoonJoong GOM stuff too, as an STX fan of course. BackHo seems to have at least as good of a GOM blessing though. I think it was season 3 in which BackHo had some shuttle/reaver micro against Stork that was pretty much out of this world. He took stork out in both season 2 and 3, which speaks volumes for what he can accomplish when he is playing at his full micro potential.
If anyone hasn't seen those GOM games between BackHo and Organ you should see them. I think it was game 2 that was the most spectacular, and wholly worth drooling over.
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They need to let GanZi play more! (But that might just be my inner fanboy speaking.)
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