EPTI'll feel even sadder if his career goes downhill now.
Puma leaves TSL for EG - Page 41
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Sukari
Australia183 Posts
I'll feel even sadder if his career goes downhill now. | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:03 forgottendreams wrote: I guess you haven't heard of SK, fnatic and mYm.... Acting like this is a new thing in esports is just naive. He didn't say that this was new, and just because this has happened in the past doesn't make it ok now. | ||
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SwirlQ
United States148 Posts
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taLbuk
Madagascar1879 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:04 oBlade wrote: What's the significance of this? What am I missing with respect to Tyler - how does he fit into this? tyler usually makes level headed posts that offer some insight. but i doubt he will form a post without more informantion, there simply is only one side of the story at the moment. | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:01 zere wrote: On the contrary; teams must give their ok for an approaching team to be allowed to even talk to the player, before -anything- else. There are so many wrong comparisons to other sports in this thread, it's unbelivable. Stop it. Related to the topic: Well, we all know that EG is the BM team #1 in SC2, but I am really, really disappointed in Puma. Hope he meets DRG in the next Code A qualifier. Yes, please stop comparing it to sports. There is no governing body of sc2 like there is in sports so you can't compare the two. | ||
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A Wet Shamwow
United States1590 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:04 oBlade wrote: What's the significance of this? What am I missing with respect to Tyler - how does he fit into this? him and EG have been know to disagree in the past. | ||
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Baarn
United States2702 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:03 SourD wrote: been lurking at playxp.com for koreans reaction to this (im korean born and raised) people are saying Puma just let the coach know that he is leaving for EG and just packed his things and left on the 20th without any discussion of this matter. also, it seems like there was no written contract signed with TSL. with that, of course the coach had no choice but to announce his release. this was from just a forum so take it for what it is. Well there you go. If that's true than TSL made it easy for him to leave whenever he chose. | ||
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Fianchetto
United States157 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:00 Dingobloo wrote: ... So who did they have that spoke korean before Oz? Moonan does, and either slog/optik (or maybe both?) also do | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:04 Corrosive wrote: if this is true then there is nothing wrong with anything that has happened. Koreans are very pick about respect though. (First hand experience). Still, what's done is done. | ||
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Gomas
Poland312 Posts
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OptimusYale
Korea (South)1005 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:03 SourD wrote: been lurking at playxp.com for koreans reaction to this (im korean born and raised) people are saying Puma just let the coach know that he is leaving for EG and just packed his things and left on the 20th without any discussion of this matter. also, it seems like there was no written contract signed with TSL. with that, of course the coach had no choice but to announce his release. this was from just a forum so take it for what it is. No written contract then all is forgiven for EG I feel. They just offered a player a real contract....kind of like Arsenal sniping Fabregas from Barcalona's youth team.... Good work EG  If this of course is true :D | ||
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Grr Arr Rawr
United States108 Posts
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TheSilverfox
Sweden1928 Posts
DongRaeGu will go to MLG Anaheim... My bet is that the MVP coach/manager is kind of nervous right now. | ||
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Rebel_
Canada94 Posts
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:01 TBO wrote: Problem with this is that a contract won't help if your player wants to leave. Sure you can keep him and keep paying his salary but he won't perform to his normal level. That's also probably the reason TSL straight out decided to release him from his contract. Nonononono Nonono Let me fill you in on Koreans. Koreans have a level of kinship deeper than westerners. If you get together as a team, you will become very close. The coach is a father figure and he wanted what would make Puma happy. If Puma wanted to go and join another team then the coach would let him. This doesn't change the fact that EG is a complete joke of a team who didn't respect TSL as a team, didn't respect SC2 as a sport, didn't respect the Korean culture and they certainly don't respect Puma. The worst part is Puma had such a bright future ahead of him too. lol my korean genes are kicking in for the whole respect thing ==;; | ||
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robih
Austria1086 Posts
they want a player; they ask him to join; he accepts if puma did not have any contract with TSL there is absolutely nothing wrong with it | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On July 21 2011 16:04 IceSlipper wrote: Like they had a choice? Why would they keep someone who no longer has any interest at all in staying on the team? Have a think before you post such nonsense.. You think TSL just let puma out of his contract for no reason and EG signed him before any other team? Thats obviously not what took place.. EG clearly poached puma, then when TSL found out they had no choice but to let their player go.. And based on what PlayXP people are saying, it was more like Puma told the coaches he was leaving, packed his bags, and left, without really asking for a contract release or discussing his potential move with them at all. It's a question of professionalism and contractual obligations but it's also one of respect, and EG doing this make foreign teams look bad/shady IMO. | ||
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Creighton
United States35 Posts
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NDsOdapOp
United Kingdom60 Posts
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HoodedAvatar
Canada115 Posts
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