Slayers to disband - Page 75

On October 18 2012 04:39 Kerence wrote:


I saw that as well. Isn't that pretty much the same as saying it's true? There's no reason I can think of why he wouldn't deny it if it wasn't.

On October 18 2012 04:44 xXFireandIceXx wrote:

Jessica made a lot of mistakes. No question. She means well, but is not as great of a leader. If Boxer didn't get injured/tried to be a player again and focused on coaching/management, I think Slayers would be much better off.

On October 18 2012 04:45 Acrofales wrote:
What I got from that is that instead of disbanding in style, Slayers_Jessica decided to hang out all her, and the rest of the team's, dirty laundry. Stylish.

Feel bad for the players, but this is a giant managerial fuckup if ever I saw one.

On October 18 2012 02:01 setzer wrote:
Boxer is one of the classiest individuals in e-sports and has been around since the beginning. He set the foundation for huge popularity increase of e-sports in Korea. I don't believe for a second two people of respected backgrounds like Jessica and Boxer would embezzle the players' money.

It's also hard to believe a nobody like this "coach J" could so easily undermine the management structure of SlayerS.

On October 18 2012 04:46 zefreak wrote:


It's better to know than to not know, especially the stuff regarding ESF

On October 18 2012 04:37 Penev wrote:
People should focus less on Jessica/ Boxer/ MMA etc. and more on this:

ESFI: What about ESF teams and players denying practicing with Slayers?

Alicia: I’m sorry, but it’s very difficult for me to say anything about it.

On October 18 2012 04:30 zestzorb wrote:

I doubt anyone thinks Jessica is a good manager, but from what Alicia said
"...My complaint on getting a ride was only a part of the problem..."
Why should that even be a problem? That says a lot about Alicia's character.

On October 18 2012 04:45 shizaep wrote:
Whoa, sad to see a once great team crumble and collapse. I read the whole thing and it was quite sad.

Reminds me of this:
Boxer's Wings (can't find part 1 unfortunately)

It was an interesting read and definitely sad to see it all go bad like this.

On October 18 2012 04:36 zestzorb wrote:

Well if he actually did what Jessica said (lying about not seeking another team, yelling to BoxeR, sowing discord) then he's pretty much a huge dick.

On October 18 2012 04:48 mizU wrote:
Mr Won is Mr Chae right?

On October 18 2012 04:47 BlueFlames wrote:


Add to that, that he basicly refused to do his job (playing gstl), because it was to stressfull for him. Give me a break. If i acted like that i would be gone from my job, before i can finish a sentence like that.

On October 18 2012 04:47 evoli wrote:
Has there been a translation of the IM coach's comments that Wax linked to several pages ago?

On October 18 2012 03:57 Jebusrocks wrote:


The article goes on about when ganzi first began playing SC2, Mvp approached him and they played together. Because IM had a slot open in the amateur division, they tried to acquire Ganzi, telling him that living conditions might be bad. ganzi said that as long as he has a place to play sc2 he doesnt mind and joined, becoming #1 on the ladder in a few months
With this increase in skill they decided to enter him in a tourney (dunno which one) but the night before the tourney, Ganzi expressed his interest in joining slayers.

The IM coach, sort of disappointed, contacted coach Sung sang Hoon (is that cella), who said they never offered Ganzi anything. The coach apologized and hung up, Ganzi left the house next morning without a "Thank you" or "sorry". Furthermore Ganzi texted the coach, saying that he was no longer welcome in slayers so solve this for me (i think thats what it says, my korean is pretty bad these days).

ganzi was never contracted to IM, but the coach was still angry cuz he had accepted Ganzi only a few days into Ganzi's entrance into sc2, and thought Ganzi should be more grateful. He also wasn't sure if he was talking to slayers while he was in the IM house

So he approached a bunch of coaches ( I believe all are part of the Sc2 con they had prior to esf). He NEVER advised the group to ban Ganzi from joining a team, rather, he wanted to make sure players couldnt just hop from team to team.

He became more mad when Jessica said a bunch of things about IM regarding Ganzi (such as IM was asking 500 000 won for stayin in the player house (of which Jessica claimed there were 18) and that they just fooled around and never played the game)
IM coach rebutted, saying that only twelve players were in the house, and that he had never made money from the house, asking 400 000 won from 7 of the players

he states that the confederation never hated Slayers for this, but he himself was disappointed at ganzi for never being thankful to him

On October 18 2012 04:45 farnham wrote:

If he confirms he can say good bye to korean teams