EPTWeMade excludes NaDa in Dec. Roster - Page 3
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JensOfSweden
Cameroon1767 Posts
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On December 12 2007 19:34 Jayson X wrote: LOL. I don't know if it's the 5AM sleep deprived final studying or what but I can't stop laughing at the thought of him playing her part.Nada should have pulled of a Jerry Maguire. + Show Spoiler + By.Sun: "YEAH I'M COMING WITH YOU!" | ||
Live2Win
United States6657 Posts
On December 12 2007 18:22 SayTT wrote: Ok to make this clear, the punishment must be FOR THE REST of december? He played PL both 12.09 and 12.12 so it's a bit weird, then he must have gotten the punishment today or something? the roster takes effect between Dec. 13th to Jan 7th. | ||
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Kyttn
United Kingdom30 Posts
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SoMuchBetter
Australia10606 Posts
On December 12 2007 19:56 Kyttn wrote: didnt realise wemade were doing so well.. probably been asked a million times before, is there somewhere i can check up on the PL table? its in the featured threads section | ||
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Kyttn
United Kingdom30 Posts
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L!MP
Australia2067 Posts
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + no? | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On December 12 2007 19:41 Jibba wrote: + Show Spoiler +LOL. I don't know if it's the 5AM sleep deprived final studying or what but I can't stop laughing at the thought of him playing her part. ![[image loading]](http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s201/Jaerba/monstrosity.jpg) | ||
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ForAdun
Germany986 Posts
Seeing it from that perspective I think 1 month is not that much of a punishment. I just wonder what would've happened if Nada was unrependant. | ||
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StylishVODs
Sweden5331 Posts
He has a responsebility to show everyone that practising no less than 12 hour / day is not allowed. Even if you are a good player you must practise every minute of your trainingtime. I am so mad at NaDa right now, you were my hero!!! | ||
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mrdx
Vietnam1555 Posts
-EditL Off topic, Anoth3rday: your signature "Oh the army bedspread which comes to feel long" ~ is that a translation from Babelfish about Boxer?  | ||
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WhatisProtoss
Korea (South)2325 Posts
On December 12 2007 18:11 The Storyteller wrote: That would be a bad move. What message would it send out? Basically, if you play really well, rules do not apply to you because your team needs you. In other words, a player will be able to hold his team hostage. Apart from the obvious problem of a good player slacking off and not performing to the fullest, it is also very bad for morale. The coach's decision was the correct one. Whether you are Nada or Mind or Rock or anyone else, the rules that apply to everyone also apply to you. I do not think anyone would say that a murderer should be allowed to roam the streets because he happens to be a talented scientist, artist or general. The country may need him, but it's still called a travesty of justice. Uh, whatever. I'd say that washing dishes for a whole month is much more difficult than not being on the roster for a month. And that would show the rest of the team that even their star veteran can't skimp on rules. Public humiliation is what he got. The coach just denied his best player for a month just for that. Many people will break small rules in order to accomplish what is needed. Since you gave an example: If you were in a war, and your best soldier broke a minor rule. He was put in jail while the rest of his battalion was sent out to fight. Does that teach morale? Or was a mistake made? More of his teammates will die because the best soldier was not with them. | ||
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Southlight
United States11768 Posts
On December 12 2007 21:05 WhatisProtoss wrote:If you were in a war, and your best soldier broke a minor rule. He was put in jail while the rest of his battalion was sent out to fight. Does that teach morale? Or was a mistake made? More of his teammates will die because the best soldier was not with them. I don't like this analogy, for the simple matter that Starcraft is not life. To me it seems like the coach treats his players like kids. Which, given their age, might be the right way to go. The closest one gets to is in professional sports, how do coaches treat players who were late to practice, for example? In the NFL, they might fine the player a bit, or not start them for one game. In the NBA it's usually tossed under the rug. But in professional sports, the people are mostly adults... | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On December 12 2007 21:10 Southlight wrote: If the player has a history of good behavior and was only marginally late for sensible reasons (aka not to go bet on dog fights or hire prostitutes for a booze cruise), I'd imagine they'd do absolutely nothing.I don't like this analogy, for the simple matter that Starcraft is not life. To me it seems like the coach treats his players like kids. Which, given their age, might be the right way to go. The closest one gets to is in professional sports, how do coaches treat players who were late to practice, for example? I think the war analogy works. What's Wemade's primary goal? To win the Proleague. What is more likely going to help them accomplish that goal - letting NaDa play or "setting an example" over a minor offense? My vote is for #1. | ||
alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
On December 12 2007 21:10 Southlight wrote: I don't like this analogy, for the simple matter that Starcraft is not life. To me it seems like the coach treats his players like kids. Which, given their age, might be the right way to go. The closest one gets to is in professional sports, how do coaches treat players who were late to practice, for example? In the NFL, they might fine the player a bit, or not start them for one game. In the NBA it's usually tossed under the rug. But in professional sports, the people are mostly adults... your mom's not life | ||
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HaXxorIzed
Australia8434 Posts
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
 Last game I saw was him vs Reach on Baekmagoji and Kingdom raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaped edit: Lots of "mod edit"s -_- | ||
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TheFoReveRwaR
United States10657 Posts
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
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