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From: malice

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191409.37 in reply to 191409.36
Date: 7/30/2011 5:17:49 AM
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Two reasons why the U21 Fed never got off the ground Wolph...
1. You know.
2. Most Nippon users don't have supporter.

And I disagree on your definition of "community" and "communication".

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From: malice

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This is absolutely the wrong thread to do this in Wolph. And you're wrong on that too. Nearly all of II.1 - a pretty active div. - don't have supporter.

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Date: 7/30/2011 7:49:22 AM
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I'm not a supporter :). And i always read the forum and connect to the chat

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191409.41 in reply to 191409.40
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You, and a few others from II.1 who are very active, are kinda a perfect example of what I'm talking about.

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191409.42 in reply to 191409.27
Date: 7/30/2011 6:53:45 PM
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So Izaman or BG. May I ask you both a question, what will you both do to try and improve communication with the rest of Japan outside the JBBL and long term planning?

Job of NT manager is not to improve communication for the whole community, than to take care of players who have the quality to play for the NT.
It does not matter who the owner of those players, domestic or foreign team.

It may be important for the U21 Manager of communications with the whole community, because we all get three new players at the start of the season after the draft.

If I become NT Manager Japan, I hope to have good communication with the U21 Manager.
Together we can prepare young players for the NT Japan.

Last edited by BG Samuraj at 7/30/2011 7:08:19 PM

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So Izaman or BG. May I ask you both a question, what will you both do to try and improve communication with the rest of Japan outside the JBBL and long term planning?

Job of NT manager is not to improve communication for the whole community, than to take care of players who have the quality to play for the NT.
It does not matter who the owner of those players, domestic or foreign team.

I don't agree with this. Surely, as Izaman said, it would be best for the future of Nippon basketball to develop domestic players that are good enough to play at National level.

You haven't answered the questions I asked either... and I'm going to throw another question out there too (and I'll tell you, whoever answers these questions the best will get my vote):
Will you take part in a community-based development of the country?

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I agree with malice that allthough we can appreciate a foreign owner of our NT player the people who benefit the most are domestic owners. If possible we want to encourage and promote domestic ownership of NT players.

For example two NT players were recently listed by a domestic owner. Who knows where they will land in the BB universe? Timing and preparing for these listings, setting up internal buyers etc. if possible is better. Obviously it can't be helped in every case, ultimately it is the whim of the actual owners when and how players are listed.

A contrasting example would be a foreign owner who is training/managing well but at some point decides they want to sell. Making sure we have some interest locally/get the world out when the sale is going on and such will increase the chance of a local buyer/owner who will be motivated to maintain the player.


If anyone has any aspirations of winning a trophy and boost their merch at the same time, 1 should stay locally....

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I agree with malice that allthough we can appreciate a foreign owner of our NT player the people who benefit the most are domestic owners. If possible we want to encourage and promote domestic ownership of NT players.

For example two NT players were recently listed by a domestic owner. Who knows where they will land in the BB universe? Timing and preparing for these listings, setting up internal buyers etc. if possible is better. Obviously it can't be helped in every case, ultimately it is the whim of the actual owners when and how players are listed.

A contrasting example would be a foreign owner who is training/managing well but at some point decides they want to sell. Making sure we have some interest locally/get the world out when the sale is going on and such will increase the chance of a local buyer/owner who will be motivated to maintain the player.


If anyone has any aspirations of winning a trophy and boost their merch at the same time, 1 should stay locally....

Which is why I started the off-site forum. There, we can let each other know exactly what we have, and when we're selling players of NT/U21 potential, we can try and keep them local.
I encourage every active Nippon manager to join the off-site forum: (http://nippon-bb.forumjap.com/)
So far, it's just Taiyo, YC & me... but we are already active. Join up!

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