With our WC3 team we were unsatisfied but not in reason of the performance of single player but the mixture of the team which is definitely our guilt..
The reason however is not due to performance/results, but due to the mixture of the team and it's chemistry. We understand that this is our fault and not the players.

In the last two seasons we were unable to build a WC3 team which embodies the philosophy of a mousesport squad. There was no team spirit inside the team and no identification between the team and the community. During the last season we were able to see clearly that this team is not able to play on in this formation. We were allowed to count ourselves lucky to travel to the finals. By a perfect performance of single player we ended the finals on the second position but beside this success you should not forget the past.

After the decision that we will not go on with that team there were some ideas how the new mouz.WC3 will look like. We have a concrete idea of what  it will look like but by different reasons it was impossible to build a team like this within the terms. So we had the decision to ask some players who have no contracts whether they would rather continue with our mindset, or whether they would prefer to leave.
It's not an easy task rebuilding a squad, and simply adding new names is not as easy as it sounds, and can cause more problems. So we had only one alternative: Leave the following season of the WC3L and work calmly at a new mouz.WC3 team. Unfortunately, due to this decision, Happy has decided to part ways with us as he has stated that he wants to compete in the WC3L. We understand this is a perfectly reasonable decision, and wish him nothing but the best in all of his future endeavours.

Again, to make it sure: This is not a decision for or against a special game. We will try to build a WC3 squad which will not only fulfill our pretensions but also the pretensions of the fans and with this we do not mean primarily the success. We know that this is a risk which could hold some devastating consequences, but it's a risk we're willing to take.