Where was I making any assumptions his coach was ok with it?
Did you read what I wrote or did you just make assumptions of what I might have meant but didn't actually write?

Bezelheim

Canada61 Posts

August 17 2011 19:57 GMT

#422

On August 18 2011 04:53 Synwave wrote:

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Where was I making any assumptions his coach was ok with it?
Did you read what I wrote or did you just make assumptions of what I might have meant but didn't actually write?

If you weren't making that assumption, how could you say '..wouldnt know about a trade his coach is doing..'? No coach would make a trade without being OK with it.

SmoKim

Denmark10305 Posts

August 17 2011 20:00 GMT

#423

On August 18 2011 03:35 Auross wrote:
People keep posting without EG's version of what happened....

haha, well played

metbull

United States404 Posts

August 17 2011 20:00 GMT

#424

On August 17 2011 21:51 SafeAsCheese wrote:
So we blame EG again right?

This is #Winning @CharlieSheen!!

HolyArrow

United States7116 Posts

August 17 2011 20:00 GMT

#425

I love seeing people trying to justify the NASL situation for NASL's side of things by pointing to this one and saying, "See? Koreans just suck at communication! Clearly they can't do this shit properly!"

Talk about cheap shots when they're completely unrelated -_-;;

infinitestory

United States4053 Posts

August 17 2011 20:04 GMT

#426

at this point I'd rather have kespa presiding over player transactions

christ

Zzoram

Canada7115 Posts

August 17 2011 20:07 GMT

#427

At least under KeSPA you knew what the rules of conduct were for EVERYTHING. Sure people felt they were overly strict, but there was order.

SC2 is too chaotic right now. SC2 may need KeSPA after all.

syllogism

Finland5948 Posts

August 17 2011 20:08 GMT

#428

There are rules of conduct; they are called contracts.

asperger

Sweden1310 Posts

August 17 2011 20:14 GMT

#429

The Korean teams need to write some fucking contracts and be more wary when they do things like this, it seems like every trade is followed by some massive drama from at least one of the parties.

SgtPepper

United States568 Posts

August 17 2011 20:17 GMT

#430

On August 17 2011 22:01 Redox wrote:

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Yeah, lets limit the rights of Korean players even more, so that the teams can continue to pay them barely no money for all the hard work they do.
Again, players are no slaves, they should not be owned by teams.

I really agree with this. If players want to sign contracts fine, maybe then they can actually get paid. But if they are not under contract they have no obligation to pass up a better offer.

deanx

United States78 Posts

August 17 2011 20:21 GMT

#431

I hope and want to believe that this was all done in good faith. CoCa is going to get much better and we're all going to benefit.

On August 17 2011 21:54 floor exercise wrote:
Is SlayerS_Jessica gonna have to sue a bitch?

Quote of the year.

TelecoM

United States10675 Posts

August 17 2011 20:23 GMT

#432

at this point I'd rather have kespa presiding over player transactions

christ

Same, I think sooner or later a governing body like KeSPA is going to be mandantory, just to stop all of drama / senseless player trading / stealing / and unofficial stuff...

Ryo

8787 Posts

August 17 2011 20:24 GMT

#433

On August 18 2011 05:07 Zzoram wrote:
At least under KeSPA you knew what the rules of conduct were for EVERYTHING. Sure people felt they were overly strict, but there was order.

SC2 is too chaotic right now. SC2 may need KeSPA after all.

In 1 year's time.

Zzoram

Canada7115 Posts

August 17 2011 20:26 GMT

#434

On August 18 2011 05:24 Ryo wrote:

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In 1 year's time.

Is that when GOM's exclusive SC2 tournament license in Korea expires?

Mortal

2943 Posts

August 17 2011 20:30 GMT

#435

Not to hate on ZeNex, but I think CoCa's potential will be more readily unveiled with his practice at SlayerS. Boxer seems to have a knack for training champions.

KoshkaTV

United States430 Posts

August 17 2011 20:33 GMT

#436

Stop crying SC2 community. Fighting is good, its just words and feelings.

Big kids don't cry when their competitors are mad at them!

They love it....

SC2, and business, is WAR..... especially in Korea. The money is getting bigger, so are the ego's, they're going to fight for the gold ring.

Best thing ever!

Wuster

1974 Posts

August 17 2011 20:44 GMT

#437

On August 18 2011 04:57 Bezelheim wrote:

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If you weren't making that assumption, how could you say '..wouldnt know about a trade his coach is doing..'? No coach would make a trade without being OK with it.

If the player wants to go somewhere, how could the coach really stop him? He's not a piece of furniture he could lock in the basement. Coca wasn't even living in the team house and probably didn't have much of a financial connection to Zenex.

Coca tells the coach I want to leave, the coach can let him walk or try to make the best of the situation. Regardless of what the coach wants.

Look at Huk leaving TL. Clearly TL didn't want him leaving, but they couldn't stop him; so they worked something out and wished him the best.

Blueblister

Sweden321 Posts

August 17 2011 20:55 GMT

#438

On August 18 2011 03:35 Auross wrote:
People keep posting without EG's version of what happened....

Eeeh... wait what? Who needs EGs version when we can figure all out ourselves?

2. EG buys Huk.
1. EG moves into undisclosed training facility in Seoul, Korea.

Meanwhile:

1. Slayers buys CoCa.
2. Slayers tastes the wrath and fury of the TL community.

Put two and two together and EGs buying Slayers!