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Post by Wiswell on Aug 15, 2021 20:41:20 GMT -5
I so wish you hadn't posted this. Wait for it: As I was saying... Should have just quietly existed where it already existed on the board. |
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Post by liberovb10 on Aug 15, 2021 21:30:34 GMT -5
This is the last bit of energy I’ll give this…but your assumption is incorrect. How can I have an agenda against LC when i’ve publicly praised her abilities and said that I hope she makes the Paris roster? Just because I’ve gone against the grain of LC fanatics, doesn’t mean I’m out to get her. As many have said, the competition at the setter position is going to be fun to watch and I’m glad we are alive and well to see these roster battles go down. JP/LC ‘24, JP/Lilley ‘28! You can’t do anything about people who believe only their thoughts or opinions are righteous and anything else is stupid. Seems to be many on social media. All you can do is ignore. I just find it very hypocritical about how certain people are ok to tear down and others arnt. I’ve heard people bashing karch for years but one little peep about Carlini and the social media attacks. Their will be a excuse though. Their always is lol. Either everyone is fair game or no one is. That’s the only way to be truely fair. When people can’t just leave it at “fine that’s your opinion “and have to go on to say your opinion is stupid after that , is done to show the intent that I am better then you which is wrong in itself. To me that shows a persons own insecurities in their own self worth and that’s how the they try and justify themselves. You want to talk about unhappy people. Happy people have no need to call others or their opinions stupid. They just ignore it because they don’t care. And before I get attacked which I’m sure is coming , yes I’ve done it to and I wasnt very happy when I was doing these things. The only reason to put someone down is to try and justify your own self worth. 100%, couldn’t have said it better myself. Like you said, the same have bashed Karch, Hancock and Poulter, but that seems to be okay? But I digress! Disagree with me if you want, bash me if you want, call me unhappy, I honestly don’t care. But I have no need to stoop down to that level of immaturity. Let’s keep seeing these battles go down in the gym and root for our respective players. All I know is that my Setter is rocking a Gold Medal because she earned her spot on that 12 person roster. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 15, 2021 21:39:30 GMT -5
It makes total sense to me that they would offer a choice of how to give news and total sense why someone would choose email.
Yep. In this sort of roster cut, it's not a calm, rational conversation where the player who doesn't make the team asks for 3 items of feedback that they can work on for the next training session. Most players want to process the joy or the sadness by themselves or with family.
There's also a logistical reality. 23-person roster. How long do you block off per meeting. 15 minutes? That's almost a 6-hour block of time, during which, by process of elimination, people are figuring it out anyway. And if I get cut, I get to walk out into the hallway in some combination of sadness and rage right out in front of the next person and all of the other randos coming in and out of the ASC.
Notifying people via email also doesn't preclude meeting in person. But it allows everybody to get the information they want as fast as possible on their home court, and then if there are conversations that want to happen in person, they still can.
Wasn't the team in Italy? |
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Post by gibbyb1 on Aug 15, 2021 21:42:47 GMT -5
Yep. In this sort of roster cut, it's not a calm, rational conversation where the player who doesn't make the team asks for 3 items of feedback that they can work on for the next training session. Most players want to process the joy or the sadness by themselves or with family.
There's also a logistical reality. 23-person roster. How long do you block off per meeting. 15 minutes? That's almost a 6-hour block of time, during which, by process of elimination, people are figuring it out anyway. And if I get cut, I get to walk out into the hallway in some combination of sadness and rage right out in front of the next person and all of the other randos coming in and out of the ASC.
Notifying people via email also doesn't preclude meeting in person. But it allows everybody to get the information they want as fast as possible on their home court, and then if there are conversations that want to happen in person, they still can.
Wasn't the team in Italy? My understanding was they were notified while at VNL which obviously is less than ideal. |
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