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AW: Hello from ITTF President
[QUOTE=adham;1342971]The first step is that I have to work on you. YOU have to watch your own sport and support it more. YOU have to call your local newspaper and ask them for the results of the German players at the Slovenia Open. YOU have ...[QUOTE]
exactly i don't have statistics but to me a lot of other not so popular sports have even bigger problems than tt regarding tv presence or media importance Badminton and Squash: you almost never see it on tv Tennis: seems to have lost A LOT of importance in general interest i am content about the development tt has done in the last years regarding organization or ProTour and other major tournaments, ITTF websites... and so forth |
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
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Originally you complained about this one fault and now you condemn all the representatives as incompetent? Have you kept in mind how the ITTF actually implemented and tested the rule changes in all details?
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
@cheftrainer:
I agree with you. Furthermore the ban of frictionless long pimples is another step to help our sport getting less fair. You only need one player that starts cheating (by after-treating an unknown but regular chinese pimple) and you will have more and more to follow. Because they feel that the cheater has an advantage that can not be controlled. How can the 25Mn be controlled at an event? This will not impact the top players (or say only 3 or 4) but many people at the base. Players with pimples already were accussed that they "can not play" and so forth before the ban. Now if you win with pimples, next question is: "Are these pimples regular? They seem much to smooth for me..." This brings more aggression to the matches at the bottom level which I personally do think unnecessary. My personal step was to play a very known pimple "Feint Long II" from Butterfly, because I don't want to be accused every time we have a match. But that is not the rubber that supports my style of play best. If I spend my time in the gymn than I want to have fun and I don't want to be blamed as a cheater. But this situation was constructed by the ban and so I still do not understand it... ## unnecessary full quote removed, TSC ##
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www.tt-kleinostheim.de Geändert von TSC (07.01.2009 um 16:20 Uhr) |
#314
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
I agree! In my first approach I wanted to write more about the frictienless pimples too. But I think that I should not mix all topics. But it is very similar to the tuner topic.
Because of the facts, that a new ENEZ is currently developed and because of the actual discussion about new punishments for cheaters I think that it is better to concentrate on that topic. Here is not the base the problem. The major problem is the usage of tuners from the pro Players and maybe the 2nd and 3rd legue in germany. Almost everyone trys to cheat because its almost impossible to get cought and the punishment is not relevant. |
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
Zitat:
As the first step, please, try to understand this. The most German TT players are not interested in the results of the German players at the Slovenia Open. This is a very important point: they are not interested. They can easily get the information via Internet, but they are not interested. The same goes for TT on TV. The most German TT players are not interested. This is the second important point. The second step. The most players IMHO don't share your ideas about making TT a real TV sport. Because they don't care about TT on TV. That's why they don't like the rules being changed because of these ideas. The right way were to promote TT on TV without changing rules. If you don't know how to do that, please, do nothing and try to find people, who know. And last, but not least. Not we are supposed to promote your ideas, but rather you are supposed to promote ours. Geändert von Mighty (07.01.2009 um 17:13 Uhr) |
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
We have to be more specific with the new rules. Not all were bad.
But the the recent changes (e.g. Tuner/Booster) had a dramatic bad impact on our sport. The ITTF has managed to move our former clean and fair sport to a sport where many professional players are trying to cheat. This consequence of this very bad decision of the AGM is the topic where I want to read a statement from ADHAM. I know that there are so many other topics that we could (maybe should) discuss here, but at this point I want to hear if some of the officials could agree with the assessment that the last change was a big mistake. I think that it is really a good idea to prohibit the use of tuners. But the AGM should have waited till an easy method for a test is available. The ITTF and especially ADHAM has never committed mistakes in the way they "develope" our sport. But everyone is able to see the fact that we now have some kind of a doping problem in our sport. The ITTF only states that they want increase the punishments. But such punishments were never necessary in the past. Is that the future now? Is that your vision of our sport in the future? Geändert von Cheftrainer (07.01.2009 um 18:10 Uhr) |
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
Zitat:
On the other hand 10% is a very challenging number. Currently much less than 10% are even interested in results from the DTL (German major league) or international tournaments. Now you want them to promote professional table tennis. It would be curious how you want to achieve this. |
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
Doing nothing is useless.
Doing a little bit is a step foward. Doing a little bit more is an improvement. Doing as much as you can is adorable. Just my 2cents regs nevada
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#320
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AW: Hello from ITTF President
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Of course I look for people who know every day. I talk with sports experts, TV experts, marketing experts everyday. I talk to top players, average players and amateur players all the time. And I try my best to develop our sport. Please keep on playing and keep enjoying our sport in the way you like it, away from TV and away from our rules, you are free to play any way you want..
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