I’ve just finished watching Stove league eps. 10 & 11, and as some beanie mentioned before, it doesn’t make any sense for the Jaesong Group to dissolve the Dreams once the year is over.It just doesn’t make any sense.
We’ve learned now that the Chairman designated his brother as the Dreams CEO back in the eighties, when Kwon Kyeong-min was a little boy. He was not respected by the workers back then, and that was the reason they were all fired, but he kept the team. I mean, I could have understood that back then he would have disbanded it, as a revenge for mistreating his brother as CEO, but… now? Sure the stadium is theirs, so… are they going to tear it down to build some mega mall?
Because it just doesn’t make sense. It’s one of those plot holes I don’t get. We are in the last part for the drama and we don’t have a clue why this hate to the team is so big, why they have waited so much, or what the plans are.
Wasn’t it that the team wasn’t profitable and was actually causing a drain on the Jaesong Group’s finances? That was what I thought the reason was. It seemed like the problem was that it was hard for them to justify putting so many people out of a job all of a sudden (bad PR), so the chairman basically asked the CEO to get rid of it in a way that didn’t blow back on the Group.
Yes, but it would make a better sense to sell it, precisely after getting good results (which is the reason the GM was hired and he’s really getting to that point). Specially when the stadium and all the installations are theirs, and have a real estate value.
Oh for sure – but dramaland lacks logic and Chairmen of corporations must always go for the most dramatic and least logical solution. Also, I suspect that they wouldn’t find a buyer easily after one good season. One good season and lots of internal restructuring makes for a very unstable investment to any potential buyer.
brother was heading a team that was super successful back then and he was actually respected by the employees as janitor told us.. the current head realized that his uncle was lying..
i think uncle would never want dreams to succeed because that is originally his brother’s thing.
And then he’s waiting so long to get rid of them… they have been the last team for the last 5 years… such a rush to end with them… I don’t get it. But maybe the nephew now changes his mind, although I doubt it. He’s working too hard to please his uncle. And I have the feeling that he won’t get the reward he thinks, as I don’t think uncle can forget how he treated his son. He’s using him.
Eazal
January 21, 2020 at 8:12 AM
I’ve just finished watching Stove league eps. 10 & 11, and as some beanie mentioned before, it doesn’t make any sense for the Jaesong Group to dissolve the Dreams once the year is over.It just doesn’t make any sense.
We’ve learned now that the Chairman designated his brother as the Dreams CEO back in the eighties, when Kwon Kyeong-min was a little boy. He was not respected by the workers back then, and that was the reason they were all fired, but he kept the team. I mean, I could have understood that back then he would have disbanded it, as a revenge for mistreating his brother as CEO, but… now? Sure the stadium is theirs, so… are they going to tear it down to build some mega mall?
Because it just doesn’t make sense. It’s one of those plot holes I don’t get. We are in the last part for the drama and we don’t have a clue why this hate to the team is so big, why they have waited so much, or what the plans are.
Any clues out there?
SnarkyJellyfish
January 21, 2020 at 8:22 AM
Wasn’t it that the team wasn’t profitable and was actually causing a drain on the Jaesong Group’s finances? That was what I thought the reason was. It seemed like the problem was that it was hard for them to justify putting so many people out of a job all of a sudden (bad PR), so the chairman basically asked the CEO to get rid of it in a way that didn’t blow back on the Group.
Eazal
January 21, 2020 at 8:27 AM
Yes, but it would make a better sense to sell it, precisely after getting good results (which is the reason the GM was hired and he’s really getting to that point). Specially when the stadium and all the installations are theirs, and have a real estate value.
SnarkyJellyfish
January 21, 2020 at 8:46 AM
Oh for sure – but dramaland lacks logic and Chairmen of corporations must always go for the most dramatic and least logical solution. Also, I suspect that they wouldn’t find a buyer easily after one good season. One good season and lots of internal restructuring makes for a very unstable investment to any potential buyer.
Eazal
January 21, 2020 at 9:44 AM
Yes, It mus be it, just baddies being baddies. But it kind of ruins a bit the plot.
alasecond
January 21, 2020 at 9:02 AM
brother was heading a team that was super successful back then and he was actually respected by the employees as janitor told us.. the current head realized that his uncle was lying..
i think uncle would never want dreams to succeed because that is originally his brother’s thing.
Eazal
January 21, 2020 at 9:48 AM
And then he’s waiting so long to get rid of them… they have been the last team for the last 5 years… such a rush to end with them… I don’t get it. But maybe the nephew now changes his mind, although I doubt it. He’s working too hard to please his uncle. And I have the feeling that he won’t get the reward he thinks, as I don’t think uncle can forget how he treated his son. He’s using him.
alasecond
January 21, 2020 at 2:06 PM
he will change his mind.. he is the catalyst and true decision maker…
general manager needs his crucial support to spin magic