Euro-Asia All Stars Series 2012 (FRA)

Anderni wrote: Did Ochsenhausen send you a copy of Ryu's contract already? Ryu will NOT play 100% of the Bundesliga matches this season. This has nothing to do with Euro-Asia.  CTTSL lasts typically 3-4 months. TTBL goes from AUGUST to MAY. It is normal that players take breaks.

whos talking about contracts? if ur talking like that u must have seen the contract? even if its in the contract he doesnt play all the club games (specially to play another meaningless event), that contract makes sense to you? where else do you see a player signing a part-time contract for a club? also, playing in euro-asia is taking a break lol man ur funny... do see anyone else playing this event and missing their team games? NO, its stupid from the club to make that contract and selfish from ryu to ask for it. for me, its not professional to abandon his teammates and his club. but i guess im the only one who thinks like that


Edited by rui pedro81 - 10/28/2012 at 1:01pm

Chan Kong Wah as team coach for Team Asia is quite unexpected.  Guess it'll be a long night for him.  And where is Richard Prause?

Anderni wrote:   rui pedro81 wrote:   u think its ok for a player not to play 100% of their games for the club? where else do you see a player signing a part-time contract for a club? Are you trolling? I already posted player statistics from the 2011 ttbl showing plenty players that played less than 18 games (100%).  http://www.ttbl.de/bundesliga_saison_2011_2012 Look at Boll's stats. Sometimes the club can't AFFORD to pay the player for 18 full games. Not gonna bother anymore.

no, but it seems that u are! boll was injured for some time last season and coulndt play for his club, so it wasnt because of contract issues like ur suggesting, since past seasons he played all games. he didnt "take a break" and went off to play other events, it wasnt because the club coulndt afford... also their coach had to play because other players got injured also. get ur facts straight :) im sure u wont bother, none of ur arguments are valid...

amateur wrote: rui pedro81 wrote: no, but it seems that u are! boll was injured for some time last season and coulndt play for his club, so it wasnt because of contract issues like ur suggesting, since past seasons he played all games. he didnt "take a break" and went off to play other events, it wasnt because the club coulndt afford... also their coach had to play because other players got injured also. get ur facts straight :) im sure u wont bother, none of ur arguments are valid... Boy, you are completely wrong and clueless. It is well known that for several years now Boll has a special contract with Dusseldorf with limited league matches (especially in the regular season - he comes out for the playoffs and other decisive matches). Last year he had to play more than they had planned because the OTHERS were injured. I suggest you stop this discussion before embarrassing yourself even further.

maybe u shouldnt even be in the discussion and embaresse yourself because ur totally missing the point?
its so well known cuz its all been talked alot? just cuz u know doesnt make "well known" ok? what is "very well known" is that boll struggled with injuries last season and didnt play in the some league and champions league matches and some pro tours to save his back and prepare well for Olympics.
But the point is Ryu was allowed to skip this important game (no mather whos fault it it) while boll who has that special contract aswell was there for his team? try to keep up before joining the discussion
For me as a player or manager, a team should be together, stars and non stars, but for you guys is ok to have special rules for stars. this is what it has come to...
i´ve said it all about this subject, have fun discussing contract and clauses :)

# And here (as a Playlist of videos) are all the full matches of this event: 

Edited by janus700 - 10/28/2012 at 5:56pm

NextLevel wrote: I'm still wondering what Kamal's role on the team was... and is this story about the Japanese boycotting ITTF events until boosters are cracked down on really true?  No Mizutani or Niwa?

I doubt this has anything to do with the boosters. Also it cannot be an official move by JTTF since Chan Kazuhiro is playing. I think this is more about recent China-Japan conflict and is on case-by-case basis although seems to be rather wide-spread. Also I still do not understand what they are proposing and why - are they saying they are not going to play in any events with the Chinese participants?

You can easily find player entries for upcoming events on the ittf site. The Polish Open in less than 2 weeks will have like 10+ Japanese and 5+ Chinese players. 

That "boycott" story was just a baseless rumor posted here. And since people love drama...

As for Kamal Achanta in the Euro-Asia; it's an exhibition event and he's a good player who usually makes crowd-pleasing games vs top players (like one of his matches vs Ma Long, lots of cool rallies).
The Asian TTU didn't mind showing some diversity in their selection, which is cool.

Edited by Anderni - 10/29/2012 at 11:48am

Anderni wrote: You can easily find player entries for upcoming events on the ittf site. The Polish Open in less than 2 weeks will have like 10+ Japanese and 5+ Chinese players.  That "boycott" story was just a baseless rumor posted here. And since people love drama... As for Kamal Achanta in the Euro-Asia; it's an exhibition event and he's a good player who usually makes exciting games vs top players (like his match vs Ma Long). The Asian TTU didn't mind showing some diversity in their selection, which is cool.

lol,
guess you didn't see all the news about boycott.
there is even one about Kasumi regreted not taking part in CTTSL, too bad politicians has more to say than players - that is sometimes just too cruel for hard working players

Anderni wrote: I (as well as the two posters above me) were about the supposed booster boycott. Not the China-Japan island issue which is what you're talking about.   Do you think the Japanese players are playing unboosted, commercial Tenergy?

oops fine then.
i'm spending so much time with development than oppose to forum chat, so had to browse quickly.
apologies for the error

but to answer your question, Its not about what I think
It should be able what has been shared on the news.
Now I also don't believe everything on the news, but if you think it is baseless information - then fine :)
You can ignore it and until other people talk about it, then you can pm me again

I wasn't targeting you or anyone with my post, good heavens. It's not like I have a black book where I write "05/06/10 ZApenholder writes post about boosting boycott, must use this against him later."  

If some Japanese sports journalists thinks Japanese, Korean, European players are playing untuned , then... I don't know what to say to that. 

Edited by Anderni - 10/29/2012 at 12:12pm

but to answer your question, Its not about what I think It should be able what has been shared on the news. Now I also don't believe everything on the news, but if you think it is baseless information - then fine :) You can ignore it and until other people talk about it, then you can pm me again

 

Your post is a bit vague, ZApenholder :). Not sure what you're saying, do you mean the JTTA boycotted the World Cup because of boosters, even though they must surely know their own players use at least factory boosted rubber?

And now the JTTA has ceased this boycott? Seeing as they're sending players to the Polish Open.

Edited by Anderni - 10/29/2012 at 12:40pm

 

ZApenholder wrote: but seem like you need to just listen and laugh it off - half the time about Japanese media

Um, that's what I've been saying all along. ;)

Edited by Anderni - 10/29/2012 at 6:32pm

just stop making any assumption if you don't know it's the fact