EPTEG did nothing wrong. They went to the player, who the ultimate decision belongs to, and sent him an offer. He thought about it, he talked to his coach about it, he accepted it.
Get off your high horse and stop all of the crying.
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LovE-
United States1963 Posts
EG did nothing wrong. They went to the player, who the ultimate decision belongs to, and sent him an offer. He thought about it, he talked to his coach about it, he accepted it. Get off your high horse and stop all of the crying. | ||
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Moralez
Portugal1857 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:46 TheDougler wrote: Well, this is the team that has kept IdrA all this time... Yeah hes just one of the best non korean players in the world, they're so dumb !! seriously? Think before you hit the submit button please. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:49 RusHXceL wrote: Liquid now needs a Korean to join their team lol. Liquid'Foxer FIGHTING!!!! Would be so sick. | ||
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Telebear
United Kingdom107 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:46 canikizu wrote: Legally EG did nothing wrong, but in a moral-driven Korean esports business, EG did everything wrong. its business it has no place for morals and respect only to make as much money as possible this is true whether you're american, korean or any other nationality | ||
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Moralez
Portugal1857 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:50 LovE-z33k wrote: All of you guys are fucking retarded. EG did nothing wrong. They went to the player, who the ultimate decision belongs to, and sent him an offer. He thought about it, he talked to his coach about it, he accepted it. Get off your high horse and stop all of the crying. Yeah agree, Its just funny some ( most of the TL ) posters think they have the right to decide whats right or wrong and judge people. | ||
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Lankeer
35 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:49 stratmatt wrote: ITT: A bunch of people who have no idea what playing for TSL was like and have no idea exactly how their team was structured crying over a great sc2 player pursuing a life oppurtunity that he obviously feels was a better direction to go in. In fact, they are more concerned about some COACH's feelings than the players. Seriously, the COACH...what has he won again? So pathetic. Lol that's a retarded view. So apparently the ONLY people who deserve to be treated fairly in the esports business are the players? Let's just forget the hundreds/thousands of people that work tirelessly behind the scenes to help and support esports. Coach Lee gave his time to help the players of TSL become who they are. | ||
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Soap
Brazil1546 Posts
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Mioraka
Canada1353 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:46 Grimsong wrote: Can't control peoples opinions. EG did the best for EG. Puma did the best for Puma. If TSL did the best for TSL, this thread never exists. I don't think you understand the purpose of marketing.... | ||
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:50 LovE-z33k wrote: All of you guys are fucking retarded. EG did nothing wrong. They went to the player, who the ultimate decision belongs to, and sent him an offer. He thought about it, he talked to his coach about it, he accepted it. Get off your high horse and stop all of the crying. This. I love how so many TL-ers think that their opinion actually matters. | ||
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Sandro
897 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:50 berserkboar wrote: okay i officially hate foreigners peace out Have fun posting on playxp, we won't miss ya. | ||
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Capook
United States122 Posts
It is certainly not this way in the west... Of course if Puma is violating some contract then there's a legal issue, but nobody seems to be accusing anybody of breach of contract. Why all the rage? | ||
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berserkboar
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Leafren
Belgium66 Posts
Of course EG has the 'right' to do this. However I dont think its respectful towards TSL to approach a player directly. As mentioned, in professional sports moves like this are forbiden outside of the transfer window for obvious reasons. If we want eSPORTS to grow and especially become more professional, moves like this shouldn't be tolerated in my opinion. | ||
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lunchforthesky
United Kingdom967 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:50 LovE-z33k wrote: All of you guys are fucking retarded. EG did nothing wrong. They went to the player, who the ultimate decision belongs to, and sent him an offer. He thought about it, he talked to his coach about it, he accepted it. Get off your high horse and stop all of the crying. You have no idea about business. | ||
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berserkboar
114 Posts
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lunchforthesky
United Kingdom967 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:51 Capook wrote: Why are people mad that the TSL coach wasn't contacted? Is it really the tradition in Korea that you're supposed to ask somebody's current boss permission to hire that person? It is certainly not this way in the west... Of course if Puma is violating some contract then there's a legal issue, but nobody seems to be accusing anybody of breach of contract. Why all the rage? It is that way in the West. | ||
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Sandro
897 Posts
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ploy
United States416 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:47 doihy wrote: No i agree with you, i was wrong, it's not like a pro gamer is any different from a "real job", both of them you live with your co workers, you interact with them all day, they are your friends... Oh wait.... You are seriously stupid and naive. You must be really young or something. Anyone whose friend left their identical job for an upgrade would understand. It's seriously standard practice. If Puma was on a team before TSL (not sure if he was or wasn't), then by your logic he shouldn't have left that team. You say Puma wouldn't be who he is today without TSL. Well, Puma also wouldn't be who he is today if he didn't leave those behind that aren't in his best interest to move up. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:50 Moralez wrote: Yeah hes just one of the best non korean players in the world, they're so dumb !! seriously? Think before you hit the submit button please. Hmm? I think Idra's a fantastic player, the quote I was responding to was talking about publicity and I was saying that any publicity is good publicity, IdrA is imo THE BEST example of that in e-sports. He gets a lot a views for some of his less well mannered antics, and from there generates both fans and anti-fans, all of which help EG. | ||
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berserkboar
114 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:52 Leafren wrote: Assuming we know everything there is to know: Of course EG has the 'right' to do this. However I dont think its respectful towards TSL to approach a player directly. As mentioned, in professional sports moves like this are forbiden outside of the transfer window for obvious reasons. If we want eSPORTS to grow and especially become more professional, moves like this shouldn't be tolerated in my opinion. hello i agree | ||
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