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On July 22 2011 09:45 Phaded wrote:
Why does the international scene matter when an international team talks directly to a player in the Korean scene instead of talking to the Korean team management?
Answer: it doesn't
Who wasnt contracted therefore who's fault is that?
Korea poach any international contracted players lately?
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I see Puma as a free agent in the sports world. He wasn't in contract nor did he have ANY obligation to TSL. Not sure why this is a big deal. If TSL took care of there players (under contract or not), Puma would never have left.
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On July 22 2011 09:41 BroOd wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:40 PhyreHazard wrote:
why does the international scene matter -Milkis
wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans.
why does the international scene matter (in the context of what I'm talking about)? -Milkis
Because EG doesn't really give a crap about the Korean scene, their sponsors aren't interested in the Korean markets and it's not worth the upfront investments / time it would take to find new Korean sponsors.
Milikis wants everyone to follow the Korean style, AG wants to run his Sc2 team the way he runs all his other teams and doesn't really care about going through all the hoops to try to break into Korean market.
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On July 22 2011 09:45 VillageBC wrote:
WTF Milki's, why should foreign teams tip toe around Korean culture. Maybe Korean teams should recognize the incoming wave of contract signings and protect themselves.
I don't think its exclusive to Korean culture to talk to team management before attempting to sign a player, irrespective of their contract status
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Geeeeesh. He has to stop saying this is not a loaded question, when it's obviously a loaded question where he wants to get his opinion across. I think he's done it three times so far. >_<
Ahh! Love for Milkis for calling him out on it.  And DjWheat is a bit obvious on his bias towards EG.
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On July 22 2011 09:45 Phaded wrote:
Why does the international scene matter when an international team talks directly to a player in the Korean scene instead of talking to the Korean team management?
Answer: it doesn't In a business sense no contract = no manager.
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On July 22 2011 09:44 windsupernova wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:42 Darkong wrote:On July 22 2011 09:38 EchoZ wrote:
"why does the international scene matter"
That kicks the bucket.. Yeah, Milkis kinda shot himself in the foot big time with that comment. He said it in terms of the conversation. Gosh you guys are sounding like F level journalists by quoting this. No offense but he didn´t claim that the Foreign scene was unimportant as far as the whole SC2 scene is concerned.
I sound like an F level journalists simply because
- I am not one.
- English is not my first language, I might have interpret it in a wrong way, but i find he shouldn't have said that.
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On July 22 2011 09:44 Greatness wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:43 Yew wrote:On July 22 2011 09:42 Greatness wrote:
If Puma liked TSL's offer, he wouldn't have been interested in joining EG. 'Nuff said. TSL doesn't offer enough for him. Puma is just greedy lol, TSL doesn't offer as much money as EG apparently. Greedy in what way? Would you take a 3% raise, or a 6% raise at your job? You mean not stupid, then sure, he's "greedy". He wants to be compensated for his gameplay.
Yeah, sure it's good for Puma in that regard. He won't get better as a player if he practices with EG though.
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On July 22 2011 09:46 Whole wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:44 Mohdoo wrote:
Hahahahahahahahaha, RIP Puma's career. Poor guy is going to get so frustrated after the first week of trying to train with EG. he will get a pretty good TvZ =)
He'll have one good match up. What about TvT and TvP?
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On July 22 2011 09:45 Lipski wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:41 BroOd wrote:On July 22 2011 09:40 PhyreHazard wrote:
why does the international scene matter -Milkis
wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans.
why does the international scene matter (in the context of what I'm talking about)? -Milkis because this eg guy only know how international scene works. so he approached puma like he would any other non-korean player
Oh I understand, I just think people were misunderstanding the implication behind milkis' words.
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On July 22 2011 09:46 dacthehork wrote:
AG attacking milkis.. wow
wow seriously... AG seems to like blaming everyone else.
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Rofl the funny thing is that Milkis DID ask EG for a statement. He asked scoots on twitter. I cant wait for milkis to let it at him?
edit: why does DJwheat continuously only cut Milkis....... I can understand AG cutting him to stop him but seriously. 2 people cutting 1 person is really annoying.
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AG calling out milkis cuz he thinks his translation was biased. kinda true.
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On July 22 2011 09:45 VillageBC wrote:
WTF Milki's, why should foreign teams tip toe around Korean culture. Maybe Korean teams should recognize the incoming wave of contract signings and protect themselves.
Because that is the way good business should be done?
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hahahahahahaha WHY AREN'T YOU A REPORTER MILKIS?
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Garfield shooting himself in the foot.
Blaming Milkis? Really?
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On July 22 2011 09:46 Phaded wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:45 VillageBC wrote:
WTF Milki's, why should foreign teams tip toe around Korean culture. Maybe Korean teams should recognize the incoming wave of contract signings and protect themselves. I don't think its exclusive to Korean culture to talk to team management before attempting to sign a player, irrespective of their contract status
yes... YES IT IS
It's COMMON in the west to talk to free agents and not their teams.
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On July 22 2011 09:46 TheButtonmen wrote:Show nested quote +On July 22 2011 09:41 BroOd wrote:On July 22 2011 09:40 PhyreHazard wrote:
why does the international scene matter -Milkis
wtf, of course it matter. Western esport/player are just as relevant as koreans.
why does the international scene matter (in the context of what I'm talking about)? -Milkis Because EG doesn't really give a crap about the Korean scene, their sponsors aren't interested in the Korean markets and it's not worth the upfront investments / time it would take to find new Korean sponsors. Milikis wants everyone to follow the Korean style, AG wants to run his Sc2 team the way he runs all his other teams and doesn't really care about going through all the hoops to try to break into Korean market.
The way I understand it they had no problem jumping thru those hoops when dealing with 3 other teams and they saw NASL finals as a chance to recruit a few other players.
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