EDG Coach yells at his Players after they lost to RNG (Maokai) #lpl

#lplclips
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For any questions or business inquiries contact me via email:

[frnrihr]

He's not angry just because they lost. He's angry bc he knew his players were better than that and didn't play as smart as they are able to. Big respect for the players that took it nice and empathize with the coach.

[qifanguo]

I mean he insulted no one, it was just constructive criticism in a louder volume. I don’t see a problem here, he cares, and the player understands.

[themenacedennis]

Basic context is EDG had 10k gold lead, but they flipped baron and lost the game.

[ThisIsntmyrealnameGoogle]

This is a REAL coach who is passionate about what he does. Literally no insults, all just criticisms and what they should have done. Obviously in a more passionate way cause he actually cares and believes in them enough to know they could have done it. Anyone saying he was out of line and that "it's just a game" are beyond helpless lmfao

[Rzeeeee]

He's frustrated but knows exactly how to express it without offending or hurting the players' feelings. He knows what his players needs to do that's why he's shouting. This is what a true wake-up call looks like.

[bufongodemdabae]

It’s really heart warming that the players empathize with their coach. NA players could learn a thing or two about this. They seem to think the coach is just a place holder or something

[Pukes]

Rumors said Kkoma was an even tougher coach to SKT which was why they won so much back then. This puts things into perspective.

[demiron]

You can see how passionate he is about winning, any NA coach would be like : "It's okay you guys lost, it happens, we will try better next time"

[ivanstayner]

I would rather have a coach like this, than have one that said "it's ok guys" and move on. This coach cares, and wants his players to do better because he knows they can do better.

[srnght]

Both the coach and the players acted well. He is right to be angry at them and empathize on this, and they take it well and are understanding. This team is an example

[nickwilliams]

giving his players a wake up call, now thats a coach

[ohmygodlawl]

He’s right EDG often plays too scared even when they have like a 10k gold lead, it’s like they want to protect their perfect kda

[rice]

do this in NA and you get "Thank you, Jatt" XDDD

[LakuHina]

It lights a fire in my heart to see the coach so passionate about his team and their performances. It's also really good to see that the players can see what they did wrong and empathize with the coach. That's a really strong and trusting team.

[lcar]

Imagine weeks or months of training reviewing replays, building a solid game plan, sleepless nights and pressure from the org and the fans. He is just upset coz he knows the team can do better.

[tommyzhuo]

This problem was seen through all last worlds as EDG most of the time never started a fight most of the matches they won it by countering the team fight after enemy team started the fight

[ArchibaldWasTaken]

Coaches in NA : "Good try guys let's go to Nobu to cheer up."

[leahcar]

After watching that game, I totally understand y the coach was this mad. Can definitely feel that the coach wanted to let them know their mistake and keep it in mind.

[achair]

Then people freak out because LS lightly smacked a table and calmly walked away in c9 lmao

[lordkeith]

Never could take video games this seriously, but I can spot a passionate coach when I see one. Sports, games whatever you choose to do, this is the type of coach you want