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On September 07 2011 08:25 hacklebeast wrote:Show nested quote +On September 07 2011 08:10 therockmanxx wrote:
so what will hppn to jaedong and his ridicolus salary ?
No team will wanna spend that much money in a single players
Dont even mention sc2 because he needs the salary of 2 sc2 teams xD Flash is going to give half of his contract to JD so he plays for KT, under the stipulation that JD throws all of his OSL games vs Flash.
jaedong will be to Flash what eddie irvine was to schumacher:
He will do whatever it takes to make flash win. He will never accept a win against flash, and he will do his best to block his rivals (SKT) from winning, to make flash look better.
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This is sad. There is no BW team that I don't like, so seeing some of them go makes me a sad panda... ;_;
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This makes me wonder what Jaedong will do. Since he is still playing pretty well, I'm not expecting him to go to the military, so a "Jaedong to the military" thread isn't exactly what I see happening in the coming months. Wouldn't mind seeing him go to CJ, maybe his play will get even better and he can ge saviorV2, just without, you know.
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On September 07 2011 09:21 Tomfour wrote:
This makes me wonder what Jaedong will do. Since he is still playing pretty well, I'm not expecting him to go to the military, so a "Jaedong to the military" thread isn't exactly what I see happening in the coming months. Wouldn't mind seeing him go to CJ, maybe his play will get even better and he can ge saviorV2, just without, you know.
SaviorV2 is Effort 
(I am a HUGE jd fan btw)
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too much drama in the BW scene -- I can't take it 
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JAEDONG
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Im skeptical that teams other than KT and SKT will be able and willing to pay Jaedong's salary. Im calling another KT and SKT final next year.
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On September 07 2011 11:27 RinesOnRx wrote:
Im skeptical that teams other than KT and SKT will be able and willing to pay Jaedong's salary. Im calling another KT and SKT final next year.
I think STX could possibly afford him, considering Kal's applying for ACE, Hwasin's gone, and July's in SC2. I also think Khan could afford him; whether they're willing is another question.
Best case scenario would be separate new sponsors for all the 3 teams, but in the case this doesn't happen, a merger would be the next best scenario.
Does anyone know if the players on the disbanded teams still have to go to that progamer education seminar, whenever that is, and also on their current status, i.e. are they all at home now, or at a practice house, etc.
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On September 07 2011 11:51 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 07 2011 11:27 RinesOnRx wrote:
Im skeptical that teams other than KT and SKT will be able and willing to pay Jaedong's salary. Im calling another KT and SKT final next year. I think STX could possibly afford him, considering Kal's applying for ACE, Hwasin's gone, and July's in SC2. I also think Khan could afford him; whether they're willing is another question. Best case scenario would be separate new sponsors for all the 3 teams, but in the case this doesn't happen, a merger would be the next best scenario. Does anyone know if the players on the disbanded teams still have to go to that progamer education seminar, whenever that is, and also on their current status, i.e. are they all at home now, or at a practice house, etc.
Currently they are doing some vocational lessons. Im quite busy with college. Wont be able to translate it.
Here i'll drop a link. Hope someone fully translate it.
http://sc.plu.cn/note/2011-09-05/33556.html
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On September 07 2011 12:35 MiraKul wrote:Show nested quote +On September 07 2011 11:51 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:On September 07 2011 11:27 RinesOnRx wrote:
Im skeptical that teams other than KT and SKT will be able and willing to pay Jaedong's salary. Im calling another KT and SKT final next year. I think STX could possibly afford him, considering Kal's applying for ACE, Hwasin's gone, and July's in SC2. I also think Khan could afford him; whether they're willing is another question. Best case scenario would be separate new sponsors for all the 3 teams, but in the case this doesn't happen, a merger would be the next best scenario. Does anyone know if the players on the disbanded teams still have to go to that progamer education seminar, whenever that is, and also on their current status, i.e. are they all at home now, or at a practice house, etc. Currently they are doing some vocational lessons. Im quite busy with college. Wont be able to translate it. Here i'll drop a link. Hope someone fully translate it. http://sc.plu.cn/note/2011-09-05/33556.html
Cool, thanks.
Also, could someone summarize what this article is saying? (don't know if it's relevant or anything, but google translate is giving me some gibberish). http://esports.dailygame.co.kr/news/read.php?id=49642 Thanks in advance.
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On September 07 2011 12:40 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 07 2011 12:35 MiraKul wrote:On September 07 2011 11:51 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:On September 07 2011 11:27 RinesOnRx wrote:
Im skeptical that teams other than KT and SKT will be able and willing to pay Jaedong's salary. Im calling another KT and SKT final next year. I think STX could possibly afford him, considering Kal's applying for ACE, Hwasin's gone, and July's in SC2. I also think Khan could afford him; whether they're willing is another question. Best case scenario would be separate new sponsors for all the 3 teams, but in the case this doesn't happen, a merger would be the next best scenario. Does anyone know if the players on the disbanded teams still have to go to that progamer education seminar, whenever that is, and also on their current status, i.e. are they all at home now, or at a practice house, etc. Currently they are doing some vocational lessons. Im quite busy with college. Wont be able to translate it. Here i'll drop a link. Hope someone fully translate it. http://sc.plu.cn/note/2011-09-05/33556.html Cool, thanks. Also, could someone summarize what this article is saying? (don't know if it's relevant or anything, but google translate is giving me some gibberish). http://esports.dailygame.co.kr/news/read.php?id=49642 Thanks in advance.
What the PLU link says:
According to Kespa, the application process for the education seminar has been completed for the disbanding teams' players. Unlike other teams that applied together, these players did their applications individually. This allows us to determine the choice taken by the individual player.
If a player misses out on this seminar, he should be able to attend a make-up. But if he chooses not to attend this make-up, he will not be able to hold on to his pro-gamer license. Therefore it is implied that if the player chooses not to attend the make-up, he is deemed to have chosen to retire instead.
Should the players from the teams facing disbanding wish to keep their license, they must attend this seminar. We will be able to infer the personal choices made by the players based on the list of players attending the seminar (list is released on the 7th).
Kespa says: Most of the players from FOX are attending, as are players from the other 2 teams.
Feel free to correct me on my translation.
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On September 07 2011 11:51 e_i_pi_1_0 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 07 2011 11:27 RinesOnRx wrote:
Im skeptical that teams other than KT and SKT will be able and willing to pay Jaedong's salary. Im calling another KT and SKT final next year. I think STX could possibly afford him, considering Kal's applying for ACE, Hwasin's gone, and July's in SC2. I also think Khan could afford him; whether they're willing is another question. Best case scenario would be separate new sponsors for all the 3 teams, but in the case this doesn't happen, a merger would be the next best scenario. Does anyone know if the players on the disbanded teams still have to go to that progamer education seminar, whenever that is, and also on their current status, i.e. are they all at home now, or at a practice house, etc.
Don't forget that during the 2009 free-agency fiasco, STX almost bought Jaedong then (but I think I remember them saying they decided not to since JD wanted to stay on Oz). When you factor in that STX would of had to pay that salary to Oz on top of JD's salary, they clearly are willing to spend money on an S-class player, probably more than Oz was paying him. Although this could all be changed by now.
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On September 07 2011 14:26 GTR wrote:
jaedong was absent from the seminar.
No...........say it isn't so
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On September 07 2011 14:26 GTR wrote:
jaedong was absent from the seminar.
wait, seriously? D=
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On September 07 2011 14:35 GTR wrote:
actually, apparently absent and attending is the same word in korean.
=/
ignore me
lol.
What is the seminar? I remember something about Jaedong being sick and missing it once, but what is it for? Just to renew progamer licences or something?
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wow i've been away from bw for so long, but this was really sad to read
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ok i double checked with naver's dictionary
so he was absent (personal reasons?)
hiya and lomo were also absent (hiya was ill, dunno about lomo)
if a korean wants to jump and yell abuse at me go ahead.
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He still has the make-up if the above translation is accurate. Also, could it because here was there and not paying attention (absent-minded?) or maybe he was there but busy drinking his absinthe (no Korean translation for it?). Maybe he changed his progamer name from Jaedong to absent...or his new legal name is absent (Hipster-Jaedong).
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Jaedong's grandfather suddenly passed away, that's why he was absent, he had to return to Ulsan. Hiya and Lomo were absent due to medical reasons. Hiya went to hospital/clinic last night after eating something bad for dinner. Bisu was also absent due to medical reasons. This morning he wasn't feeling well so Coach Park took him to the hospital/clinic. He is now resting at the hostel.
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