EPTCoach Park appointed new head coach of EG-TL - Page 20
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edgeOut
United States945 Posts
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Krogan
Sweden375 Posts
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soulist
United States932 Posts
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skatblast
United States784 Posts
On March 14 2013 09:49 soulist wrote: I wonder who EGTL are going to pick up....... Probably a bunch of b-teamers recommended by Coach Park. They need training dummies, Also while dropping all this cash you think it would be possible to have a actual uniform instead of a t-shirt and jeans | ||
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bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
This is AMAZING. | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On March 14 2013 09:06 FXOBoSs wrote: Q's: What does this change within the EGTL organisation? What should we expect to see from the players, given the new coach? Will the guy come out whipping stuff up and forcing proper practice and a korean regiment? Wouldn't this be bad for the players who are used to a "more laid back (albeit not overly)" style of training. I personally approve of plenty of whip cracking at EGTL... Its necessary and will make the difference. They already tried "forcing proper practice". http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewpost.php?post_id=17415787 On January 04 2013 05:59 EG.lectR wrote: Those Koreans on EG that you're talking about actually have a very strict practice schedule (much more so than in our NA house). They are not allowed to live in the house unless they commit 8 hours a day to training. They have designated break times, designated practice partner times, designated free play time (i.e. streaming), and do all of this seven days a week. In addition to that, our Korean coach (Trot) tracks the hours they spend practicing and reports those hours to our GM daily. He also evaluates the players every other day with our GM in a personal manner. From reporting about Proleague matches, to discussing roster draws, to informing our management of any additional needs or suggestions from our players, the conversation between our Korea house and our core management is ongoing. So no, I'd say we have quite the practice schedule and that we do "give two shits about winning or losing." | ||
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catplanetcatplanet
3834 Posts
It seems pretty damn big to me. | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
On March 14 2013 09:49 Krogan wrote: Well a kepsa team has around 20 players on the team, EG-TL will need those numbers to compete as well. No team has that many active players. | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
Uh unless I am mistaken they have quiet a few players might not be 20 but close to it. They have quiet a few B teamers that most people don't know about because they aren't good enough to be known. | ||
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TeslasPigeon
464 Posts
They may not have as much as their peak in BW but I suspect that they do have at least a dozen or so b teamers to practice and grind out scenarios with. I wonder if EGTL will pick up some b teamers as well. | ||
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Grettin
42381 Posts
On March 14 2013 10:31 blade55555 wrote: Uh unless I am mistaken they have quiet a few players might not be 20 but close to it. They have quiet a few B teamers that most people don't know about because they aren't good enough to be known. Yup, not quite 20, but close to it. Simply way more than EG-TL and more than "enough" to mix things up a bit. | ||
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Arceus
Vietnam8333 Posts
On March 14 2013 06:49 Waxangel wrote: this would be like the perfect, "worst case" analogy (it hinges on whether or not you really believe if EG-TL lacks in talent, or if they're just not playing up to their potential in PL) still, if EG-TL finished in the knockout round of PL (is that the EU/WC Ro8 equiv?), I think many people would consider that a success it's not like England where people are disappointed when they don't win the entire thing nah team England has never been good enough for any tournament semis since 1996, let alone winning. Come to think of it, in every single tournament from 1998 onward, there were always 4,5 teams that had better players, depth, synergy, strategy and coaching lol. The overwhelming popularity of the Premier League doesnt mean team England has to be good | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
On March 14 2013 10:31 blade55555 wrote: Uh unless I am mistaken they have quiet a few players might not be 20 but close to it. They have quiet a few B teamers that most people don't know about because they aren't good enough to be known. Yeah, but they don't actually play. I'm pretty sure that EGTL isn't so lacking in practice partners that that's what's making the big difference. | ||
Waxangel
United States33571 Posts
On March 14 2013 10:53 Arceus wrote: nah team England has never been good enough for any tournament semis since 1996, let alone winning. Come to think of it, in every single tournament from 1998 onward, there were always 4,5 teams that had better players, depth, synergy, strategy and coaching lol. The overwhelming popularity of the Premier League doesnt mean team England has to be good yeh but I recall that ppl expected capello to do more for them? or better than Ro8 or whatever they made that one time | ||
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happyGo
United States20 Posts
Also, found this edifying: On March 13 2013 23:44 Ketch wrote: quoted from Park: "Also, the way they approach games is a bit different from Koreans, so I would like to analyze that difference and find exactly why Koreans become top-class gamers." Translation: a really nice, kind way of saying "find out what foreigners are doing wrong." It'll be cool to see if he develops a hybrid approach or if he ends up fully going back to the Korean team style of training. | ||
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LighT.
Canada4501 Posts
Coach park.. Jesus Christ...the knows how to manage. | ||
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Broodwurst
Germany1586 Posts
I'd guess practice partners aren't active players anyway? Not that I know anything about it but I'd guess telling HerO to help Jeadong counter an Immortal/Sentry all-in would take away time from HerOs practice, no? Not as much in a single player league like GSL, but in a team league? | ||
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LighT.
Canada4501 Posts
Does this mean he'll make JD the designated Ace or they'll stick with a rotation of Taeja/Stephano/Hero/JD | ||
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Brett
Australia3822 Posts
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On March 14 2013 11:07 LighT. wrote: I wonder though..out of all of this.. Does this mean he'll make JD the designated Ace or they'll stick with a rotation of Taeja/Stephano/Hero/JD Well for ace they have put JYP/taeja/hero as the main ones. Jaedong has yet to play in an ace for egtl and I don't think stephano has either. | ||
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