Yes, now that they can use a powerful combination like Stephano-HerO-Revival in a single match, we should still put all blame to the coaching for not being able to close out a match because getting your other players experience in the booth won't help at all in the long run unlike what they think. This is all definitely their fault.

dubRa

2165 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1482

So what happened this week with EGTL? Taeja is injured and Jaedong was sent to a showmatch tournament.

Monsen

Germany2548 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1483

Like Jangbi, dislike EG, perfect day.

skYTosS

United States188 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1484

Glad Stephano did well in his match though. That's promising.

samuraibael

Australia294 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1485

Thurken

961 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1486

On January 14 2013 20:38 Dotq wrote:

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Give them experience? These players has been competeing in tournaments for years now, and if they are still not able to perform in the booths then use the players who will.

Playing puma over jaedong taeja jyp is m a d n e s s. You dont send out your worst proleague player over your best ones.

Jaedong and Taeja were unavailable. Don't know about JYP
But you can call it EG curse because the players have said that many of them have gotten sick in the teamhouse (Stephano was the last who got sick for example).

Malinor

Germany4719 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1487

I don't know how to blame the coach here. Taeja and Jaedong are not there, so the only other viable options are probably Huk and JYP, since I don't think Zenio or Thorzain could have won against Jangbi. Maybe putting your faith in 3 PvPs in a row feels like a better plan? I don't know about that.
That Jangbi played 4gate on Arkanoid last week doesn't mean shit that he is gonna do it again. And you cannot really blame HerO much for that loss, especially since we don't know if he even trained on Arkanoid (he probably trained mostly for Entombed and Ohana, but not much for the fifth map in the series when he expected to be needed probably on the 2nd or 3rd map).
The only strange choice is Puma, but he might just have trained that map all week long, so we don't know that.
Without Jaedong and Taeja, plus Stephano losing the first map, TL is not as deep a team as some make it out to be.

And finally, Jangbi played freakishly well, as did HerO. Sometimes good players just win three matches.

Juggernaut477

United States379 Posts

January 14 2013 11:40 GMT

#1488

On January 14 2013 20:36 NightOfTheDead wrote:
Bring out PirateZerg and YouSuckBallsWithoutMeTerran pls.

I think Taeja has a wrist injury atm.

oneill12

Romania1222 Posts

January 14 2013 11:41 GMT

#1489

Good job Hero!!!!!!!! Too bad we lost but sh** happens

Inviteme

United States165 Posts

January 14 2013 11:41 GMT

#1490

how many points I earned today If I have hydra + jangbi + khan and Bogus on my anti-team

BlazeFury01

United States1460 Posts

January 14 2013 11:41 GMT

#1491

On January 14 2013 20:39 NicksonReyes wrote:
Yes, now that they can use a powerful combination like Stephano-HerO-Revival in a single match, we should still put all blame to the coaching for not being able to close out a match because getting your other players experience in the booth won't help at all in the long run unlike what they think. This is all definitely their fault.

lol yeah, Hero, Stephano, and Revival are definitely a powerhouse. People on here try to find any excuse they can after their "sweeties" lose.

PressItDown

Singapore74 Posts

January 14 2013 11:41 GMT

#1492

Giving them the exposure and experience AND still closing out the match with a victory? That would be a job well done.

Giving away multiple victories on the pretense of i am giving my players the exposure and experience they need in the booth, landing the team a 7th place in the league rankings? I believe you have your answer

Clefairy

1570 Posts

January 14 2013 11:41 GMT

#1493

EG-TL should be racking up the wins in the WoL portion of proleague while they still can with their top players. When round 4 starts with HotS their clear advantage in skill will be reset and there's a good chance they'll fall to the bottom. Giving experience to their lesser players has no benefits.

munchmunch

Canada789 Posts

January 14 2013 11:42 GMT

#1494

On January 14 2013 20:34 Tobblish wrote:

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IIRC Hwanni and Trot have said they will pick players not based on winning but who can get the most experience of the match.
Same with LG-IM thats why you should NEVER trust on them in Team Leagues.. T_T

Really? If that's true (anybody have a link?) then that explains a lot. Really hard to cheer for EG-TL if that's their philosophy... I want to cheer for a team that's going all-out to win. Maybe it's time to shift loyalties back to CJ.

Atoissen

Norway1737 Posts

January 14 2013 11:42 GMT

#1495

JangBi played very good today. I think both Puma and Revival played too passive.

Didnt catch Stephano game, how was it?

BlazeFury01

United States1460 Posts

January 14 2013 11:43 GMT

#1496

On January 14 2013 20:42 munchmunch wrote:

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lol -- yes you should definitely start cheering for Kespa teams. Teams like EG-TL have already peaked. The Kespa teams are only going to get better.

Gevna

France2332 Posts

January 14 2013 11:43 GMT

#1497

I can't get all the coach whining. This is a team, every player need a chance to play and get some experience. And anyway the only real problem here is that most of the ace players are not here or in bad condition. You can't expect EGTL to win without Taeja and Jaedong. And with Stephano constantly killed by a zerg, it won't go well for sure.

Proseat

Germany5113 Posts

January 14 2013 11:43 GMT

#1498

Jangbi getting the second 3-game streak break this round.

Scoring:
KHAN +2
EGTL +1
Bbatta +3
HerO +6
Jangbi +10
all other KHAN players +1