Even I didnt get it. Is he Boe or Mogensen. If Mogensen, he is recovering way better than I expected!
That's Mogensen.
Even I didnt get it. Is he Boe or Mogensen. If Mogensen, he is recovering way better than I expected!
So the Cai/Boe combination is not happening because CBA basically said no ( https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1019544108091247&id=169116036467396 ). I don't get why the national association has any say in this. I would understand it if Cai Yun was still part of the national setup but as far as I know he isn't anymore.
if cai yun meet another chinese pair in tournament and beat them, this can affect the qualification of these players... to rio2016
I'm not questioning why CBA said no, I'm questioning why they had a say in this at all.
I'm not questioning why CBA said no, I'm questioning why they had a say in this at all.
BWF GCR §5.1.1 said:For all tournaments requiring the BWF sanction (..) an entry of player / pair must be made by the Member Association of which the player / pair is a member (..)
Because the national organisations are in charge of entering players to tournaments:
As Boe indicates, this has always been a point of contention. BWF members consist of the national organisations and not the players.
CBA pays for all of Cai Yun's expense, his training, stipend, food, lodging. It makes sense for CBA to have a say when, where, and whom he plays with.
However, for someone who is truly independent, who finances his own training, then I don't see any reason why CBA should stop him/her from playing with anyone.
CBA pays for all of Cai Yun's expense, his training, stipend, food, lodging. It makes sense for CBA to have a say when, where, and whom he plays with.
However, for someone who is truly independent, who finances his own training, then I don't see any reason why CBA should stop him/her from playing with anyone.
That's a good one!or maybe CBA don't want someone who is kind and nice like Cai Yun to get influenced by Boe, and then come home to tell his coaches to go home and get new glasses.![]()
CBA pays for all of Cai Yun's expense, his training, stipend, food, lodging. It makes sense for CBA to have a say when, where, and whom he plays with.
However, for someone who is truly independent, who finances his own training, then I don't see any reason why CBA should stop him/her from playing with anyone.
I don't understand the motive behind CBA. It would be a fair game to anyone. They would pose just as much threat to other pairs as it would to the Chinese. Better yet, they could force Cai to throw a match in a Chinese encounter.![]()
Sounds like a conspiracy theory.![]()