EPTAnd the "he'll be able to get to foreign tournament" excuse does not work I mean...Plz, come on. Kr teams got the money to send them...
Puma leaves TSL for EG - Page 139
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Earawen
France51 Posts
And the "he'll be able to get to foreign tournament" excuse does not work I mean...Plz, come on. Kr teams got the money to send them... | ||
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nuMi22
United Kingdom165 Posts
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AnalThermometer
Vatican City State334 Posts
On July 21 2011 22:08 Xiaon wrote: so basically your saying that FD won 97k and TSL paid their salaries with it ok sure it didnt go to FDs parents who ran a fruit stand or anything so basically your saying that FD is part of a team and he just says "screw you i'm rich i owe you nothing" ok sure not like its documented plenty of players give money to their teams as well as their parents and themselves too or anything | ||
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Rayansaki
Portugal1266 Posts
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zev318
Canada4306 Posts
On July 21 2011 22:17 Rinrun wrote: That's a really constructive post there. He just wanted to see if there was a source that relates to the contract. I too would like to see that- but yeah, it seems like the coach just cut the cord with him and let him go. I see the word released, which leads me to believe that he did have a contract- but then again, I want something concrete. TSL should scan the contract and post it on the internet. that would be pretty awesome lol | ||
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rivera
Chile83 Posts
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ronpaul012
United States769 Posts
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brichals
Germany50 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + On July 21 2011 22:08 bonifaceviii wrote: Basically yeah, he played for TSL at the time on their 'b team' of sorts, without cntract. So Korean prop houses pay their b teamers but don't have legal contracts with them? LOL, why haven't we seen this kind of thing before then? No contract, no problem. I repeat: NO CONTRACT, NO PROBLEM. I think it might be considered like no fixed contract. This issue came up with European soccer law about 20 years ago, some Dutch guy can't remember his name but he changed how the law works in Europe. Basically you sign a player for 2 years(for example), after 2 years you can still keep paying them to play for you but another team can sign him on a free contract. During the initial 2 years an opposing organisation would have to pay a transfer fee. They had to make it like this otherwise people could be abused (like the Dutch player was being) where a team would not play them or give them updated contracts but demanded unrealistic transfers to lose them. EDIT: just found it, it's the Bosman ruling. (not Dutch, Belgian) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosman_ruling SC2 may need something like this but I am guessing that it is not possible at the moment. eSports is at a stage of being an amateur occupation with prize money much like athletics etc. I mean, EG aren't providing pensions and healthcare plans to their players I assume. | ||
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Telebear
United Kingdom107 Posts
On July 21 2011 22:12 Huggerz wrote: I hope this does not start a trend of foreign companies going straight to Korean players and buying them out, will only degenerate business credibility of e-sports imo Buying out players and teams is a practice of almost every other sport in the world, modern football is all about buying up players from lesser teams and it's literally the biggest and most business friendly sport in the world! So no it wont degenerate the business credibility at all! | ||
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FXOpen
Australia1844 Posts
Ummm what>? | ||
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Vandeam
Norway28 Posts
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Antisocialmunky
United States5913 Posts
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Rayansaki
Portugal1266 Posts
On July 21 2011 22:19 AnalThermometer wrote: so basically your saying that FD is part of a team and he just says "screw you i'm rich i owe you nothing" ok sure not like its documented plenty of players give money to their teams as well as their parents and themselves too or anything I have yet to heard of a team that even takes a cut from player winnings. Teams don't finance themselves with prize money, ever. | ||
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Grimsong
United States252 Posts
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LastLordofCastamere
288 Posts
On July 21 2011 22:12 Yew wrote: There's nothing wrong with it, but obviously he doesn't care as much about getting better than he does about money. Isn't Puma like a god in practice? Flash's preferred practice partner and all ... | ||
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
If TSL didn't contract them, it's 100% their fault. Some teams may choose not to contract b-teamers because if the b-teamers start performing poorly there's no obligation to hold onto them. If that's the case, TSL can't complain - they have the right to drop the B-teamers at any time... the B-teamers should be able to leave. | ||
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skrzmark
United States1528 Posts
Its Team Liquid what do you expect, Mr Boss? | ||
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Mordiford
4448 Posts
... ... ... Yes. They did... It's now FXO's Korean division. | ||
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rivera
Chile83 Posts
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Dariusz
Poland657 Posts
On July 21 2011 22:19 Rayansaki wrote: EG goes from being idra and friends to being puma and friends. :D Until next idra's smack talk or good showing in any tournament (or bad showing... any showing for that matter if you know his fans ^^) | ||
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