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bonifaceviii
Canada2890 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:53 Sandro wrote: Korea is so honorable in their business practices, just look at how they treat their pop idols for one! LOL One of the best posts yet | ||
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Tarbosh
United States127 Posts
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stratmatt
United States913 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:51 Lankeer wrote: 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. Yeah as if COACH LEE hasnt benefited from having such amazing players willing to play for his team? All things come to an end evnetually. Big deal. As a coach he should know you dont put all your eggs in one basket so he shouldnt expect that any of his players will be around forever. Thats what all coaches in all sports have to deal with. Get over it already. | ||
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ThePhan2m
Norway2751 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:49 RusHXceL wrote: Liquid now needs a Korean to join their team lol. What do you mean? We have Huk :p | ||
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ploy
United States416 Posts
Seriously wtf jobs do you work? It is not that way in the west.. AT ALL. Everyone who thinks it is must seriously be 14 and jobless or... I honestly don't know. | ||
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berserkboar
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Walls
United States172 Posts
thus weakening the scene. | ||
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froGGifyre
United States213 Posts
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
But there is no transfer season and no professional sports teams will ever talk to another team for a player unless it is forced, because the team with the player most likely wants to keep the player and hinder any transfer. | ||
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[Atomic]Peace
United States451 Posts
That's not the way hiring works in the United States, no. Informing your boss that you are looking for another job is professional and common courtesy, but you don't need the permission of your boss to get hired away (excluding situations involving no-compete clauses). | ||
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Kuub
Canada48 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:51 Moralez wrote: 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. Isn't that exactly what you're doing? Posting because you think that people posting are wrong and EG is right? On topic. I feel this could have been handled by EG way better, but I don't think they are in the wrong. IF Puma wasn't under contract then it just comes off as a lack of respect, if he was then it's worse. | ||
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Flying_Cake
Canada117 Posts
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Bedrock
United States395 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:49 Grimsong wrote: Also, time out, why does it even matter if they went to TSL first, especially if there is no legal obligation here? EG:"Hey we're going to offer Puma a contract" TSL:"But he plays for us" EG: "Is he contracted" TSL: "No" /5 minutes later Puma: "Hey EG offered me a contract that guarantees my lifestyle instead of being strung along as a free agent mercenary" TSL: "Oh no" IT changes nothing. The only way this course of action changes is if TSL doesn't tell Puma, and EG never goes to Puma privately. Then we have a whole different issue of TSL screwing Puma over. Which would you have preferred? Hm? Just because everything is done legally correct does not make the situation right. Obviously you're going to have people question their way of doing business and whether it is morally right or not. As you can tell by multiple posts here (which is the community, which matters a heck of a lot), doing business "the right way" is a lot different than doing everything "legally". | ||
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Rasun
United States787 Posts
I feel really bad for TSL, you have this very promising new talent that is starting to perform crazy good, then he goes to one foreigner event, gets back and says "hey yeah I got an offer from this foreign team and I will be leaving to join them." Thats rough, I feel really bad for them, they seem pretty hurt used words like disgusted and disturbing. Not sure about this for Puma either, I mean he loses the ability to train in a team house, and as far as I can see from the post, he won't be joining the EG house in the states so they must have offered him a salary that was substantial enough for him sacrifice that. | ||
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Capook
United States122 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:54 ploy wrote: Seriously wtf jobs do you work? It is not that way in the west.. AT ALL. Everyone who thinks it is must seriously be 14 and jobless or... I honestly don't know. Yeah I think this must be the case. Silly young sc2 players. | ||
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LovE-
United States1963 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:54 Walls wrote: This is going to make Koreans start generalizing foreigners and be scared of sending their players outside of korea. thus weakening the scene. Stop posting the same thing over and over. And talk about generalization. | ||
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Wraith.978
Canada37 Posts
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Leafren
Belgium66 Posts
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? The difference is that SC is (aspires to be) a sport. You don't negociate with a player from another team behind the coaches/management's back. Surely you see the issue with that? | ||
Zinnwaldite
Norway1567 Posts
On July 22 2011 01:54 berserkboar wrote: can you guys please stop figthing MOMMY!!!! DADDY!!!! STOP IT!!!!! ='( | ||
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CellTech
Canada396 Posts
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