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World Elite.Europe is a team with a history of success - however, one of their long term players - Rob - has recently been kicked out.



Russian Rob was the first non-Bulgarian player to join up the team of World Elite. Before he was added, the team was just a Bulgarian semi-pro team named JuSt. By then the nationall hero DIDI8 joined them to make the first Bulgarian pro team around, and made them be a part of the World Elite organisation.

With no further clan history, let us say the team has kept growing since, and today we see a very strong team under the WE.EU tag. Unfortunately, we now see Rob being kicked from the team, due to bad behaviour in the national clan war between Russia and Bulgaria. The World Elite gave the following statement about the incident:

"The match is very important for both teams and this made it very intensive, but also there were a lot of problems with hosts, internet and so on. At one point the Bulgarian 2v2 team took a def win due to the constant disconnects of Rob and it was the last thing to do, since one of the players was unable to wait anymore. It’s always unpleasant when clan wars are decided by internet or ping but Rob decided to blame it on his team captain, who is also the Bulgarian national team manger too (bladeto). This is totally inappropriate for our team since we’ve always tried to build team spirit and to be friends at first place. Also, the management of the team decided that Rob’s behavior is inappropriate for the team’s image we are trying to build and after some talks he proved he doesn’t really care about our image as a team and his image as a player. We are sad to lose this talented player but WE-JuSt can’t accept this kind of attitude and we believe it’s the right thing to do when we don’t agree with the idea of the useless internet flaming. We wish to Rob good luck and very bright future and we truly hope he will find new team which will fit to his desires."



GosuGamers wish the team and Rob good luck in the future.

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