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On September 20 2011 03:32 zimz wrote: no contracts are binding if you are under 18 in America(unless his parents signed), and since col is an American company they wont and can't do squat.
stephano is 18.
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Major mindgames. Unprofessional by both teams imo.
This still doesn't change that Stephano is a ridiculous player. I hope he continues improving regardless of what team he goes to.
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On September 20 2011 03:32 CatNzHat wrote: Bad new Complexity... you're just as much of a slimy business as you appear What? It's Millenium that goes against contracts, they're the bad guys. It's clearly Millenium that has pressured Stephano to stay with them even though he wants to join Complexity. Players have to honor their contracts.
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funny that people even discuss whether its right or wrong by stephano, he broke the contract to get more money from millenium. its that simple ; )
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What's slimey about what Complexity did?
They talked to a player who then signed a contract. What's objectionable about that?
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On September 20 2011 03:32 zimz wrote: no contracts are binding if you are under 18 in America(unless his parents signed), and since col is an American company they wont and can't do squat.
Stephano is 18. If he's old enough to vote he's old enough to know what he's doing. People need to stop seeing him as this 14 year old still. He regretted leaving M and wants to run back. He shouldn't have signed a contract if he was under any doubts.
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Sounds like Stephano is very impulsive. It will be interesting to see how this all pans out. Seems like we can't get away from drama. Soon after all the puma, TSL, and NASL/S2Con drama ends we are on this now
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On September 20 2011 03:32 zimz wrote: no contracts are binding if you are under 18 in America(unless his parents signed), and since col is an American company they wont and can't do squat.
Problem is Stephano is 18. However Before we all jump on conclusions like "OMG Mill is a shady backhand dealer" or "CoL are a Group of slimy Business men" we should wait for more info to be released or Atleast a Statement From stephano him self, since i would be quite intreasted to hear what he has to say about this,
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On September 20 2011 03:34 Naniwa wrote: funny that people even discuss whether its right or wrong by stephano, he broke the contract to get more money from millenium. its that simple ; )
Naniwa dropping truthbombs all up in this.
On September 20 2011 03:34 Cloud9157 wrote: Major mindgames. Unprofessional by both teams imo.
This still doesn't change that Stephano is a ridiculous player. I hope he continues improving regardless of what team he goes to.
What exactly did coL do unprofessionally in this situation?
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SO why did he decide to stay back?
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quoted from complexity statement: By no means do we want a player who does not want to be part of our organization but we can simply not allow players and organizations to completely disrespect the legal contractual process that ensures stability in our evolving sport. i think this is well put. i cant see complexity still wanting stephano after this incident, but i think its right of them to want some sort of transfer fee or something. Otherwise, it just spits at the contracts pros sign.
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The only logical thing is to have him play for both teams with a specially designed half 'n half-jersey as MillenColin-Stephano. They already named a band after him, it's in the prophets.
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That's awesome. Stick to your guns!
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On September 20 2011 03:34 Naniwa wrote: funny that people even discuss whether its right or wrong by stephano, he broke the contract to get more money from millenium. its that simple ; )
noooo! He's an innocent cute cuddly french guy! He can do NOTHING even slightly remotely or vaguely "for the money" >: (
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On September 20 2011 03:29 Influ wrote: dunno who is acting more dumb here, millenium for signing a contracted player or coL for talking about legal options 5 mins after they heard about that and talking in forums. you should both shut up, sleep one night and just talk to each other and maybe don't make such an drama on the back of an 18 year old...
coL claims they have been talking to stephano about this for 3-4 weeks now. Not 5 minutes so dont be so hard on them.
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ok this is just weird -.-
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On September 20 2011 03:34 Naniwa wrote: funny that people even discuss whether its right or wrong by stephano, he broke the contract to get more money from millenium. its that simple ; )
Yeah man like a said awhile ago. Patriots threatened to move to Connecticut but 30 minutes before the signing was final they bailed out because all they wanted was a shiny new stadium.
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On September 20 2011 03:35 ShallNoiseUpon wrote:Show nested quote +On September 20 2011 03:34 Naniwa wrote: funny that people even discuss whether its right or wrong by stephano, he broke the contract to get more money from millenium. its that simple ; ) Naniwa dropping truthbombs all up in this. It's funny cause I can't even tell if he approves or disapproves of the move.
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He's young and it's hard to know what's best for yourself. It's really weird how much of this stuff goes on but I think it's often the player's fault but not with intentions of screwing everything up. It's hard to blame the teams either since they are always excited to have a new star and of course they want to announce it before everyone already knows since information travels pretty fast on the internets.
IMO Stephano was approached by Complexity, offered more money to play for their team, did not say to Millenium management that I'm going to this team unless you match their offer because he's young and it's hard to say that yourself (it takes a lot of balls for that kind of thing and in rare occasions it could really blow up in your face), then signed a contract only to have Millenium hear of his plans too late and match the offer of Complexity. I think there was a big gap in communication between the teams and the player that should not have happened but did happen. I only wish the best for Stephano with whatever team he plays for.
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