來源：http://clgaming.net/news/730
聲明：http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sno9b0
今年是北美最古老的邪教CLG在經過了S2以後最好的一年，但正當
大家以為持續許久的＂false hope＂傳說不會再現之際，世界賽第二周
北美 0-10 的慘況，而就在世界後，幾個月來，CLG的繁榮盛景，就宛
如一場夢幻泡影。
首先是中路Pob被下放候補，改由huhi先發，Pob也傳出即離開CLG
的消息，如今率領整個CLG團隊斬獲今年豐碩戰果的總教練 Chris Ehrenreich
竟然也遭到釋出。不同於C9和TSM的團隊始終存在問題，在CLG經歷最好
的一年之後，如此大動作的揮刀斬功臣之舉，相當令人費解。
隨著新聞發佈後，Chris本人也在TwitLonger發表了離隊聲明：
I'm sad to announce that on October 14th I was released as head coach for
Counter Logic Gaming's League team. I know it may seem out of nowhere but I
want to make it clear I wouldn't be willing to put this statement out myself
if I didn't respect their decision in the matter. I think CLG may love its
fans more than any organization in the scene. They've made this decision
knowing full well it may not look like the "right call" in the public eye. I
think that is powerful; it takes immeasurably strong character to do.
我很難過的宣布我已經在10/14被釋出了CLG總教練的職位，我知道
這可能相當唐突，但我想澄清如果我不願尊重他們這個決定，我不會發
布這則聲明。我認為CLG熱愛他們的粉絲遠勝其他的組織。儘管他們已經
做出的這個決定，在大眾眼裡看來可能並不是一個正確的Call。我相信
這個決定意義非凡，它需要無比的堅強才能辦到。
（後四段自己看，我沒空翻完，大意是自己違背了CLG的期待...等等）
I cannot understate the amazing experience I had working with the team. It is
still surreal thinking about how far the team has come and sharing the moment
of celebrating our months of hard work at The Garden is something I will
never forget. Getting there, however, was not an easy task. I've learned a
lot about what it takes to function as a coach in eSports during my time with
CLG, and there are things I wish I could have done better. After talking with
management we agreed that I did not live up to the expectations, independent
of results, that the organization set out for my position at the beginning of
the split. It would be mutually beneficial for myself and the team to part
ways as my presence on the team would be a detriment to the team's future.
There were several reasons that led to this decision, but the primary one was
my failure to conduct myself as a coach in line with CLG’s and my own
standards. In the end I breached the trust of both the organization and the
team.
I once heard it said that it is more important to live one sermon well than
to speak a thousand eloquently. I find this meaningful because, especially in
eSports, the public often only gets to see the well spoken sermons. The
carefully groomed and manicured promotion videos. They rarely get a glimpse
of what lays on the cutting room floor, which makes it hard to hold
perspective on the real people - and as one of them I can say we are as prone
to mistakes and failure as anyone. I’ve always explained to the team that
many of these experiences should be esoteric. They belong to the team and the
team alone. This was one of the first lessons I attempted to impart when I
entered the house, and I hope to live that sermon as I depart.
Finally, despite my short tenure with the organization I will always remain
proud of my time with the players and I will not be surprised as they
continue to grow and succeed next split. Being given charge of the growth of
those young men will have been one of my life's greatest honors. I appreciate
the players for buying in and working hard, I appreciate the fans and people
in the scene who felt they saw my positive impact on the team, and I will
especially always be grateful to CLG for the opportunity to work with such a
talented organization. With this experience I’ve had the opportunity to grow
and learn alongside the players, and will definitely be carrying those
lessons forward as I am still very passionate about working with players and
teams.
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最後附上他上個月的專訪：https://goo.gl/gqhbpU
我一直覺得他是個很棒的教練QQ