eSuba.COD4 depart from their long term organisation

After representing the Czech organisation for almost one whole year, today the top side of eSuba have announced that they will be departing from their longterm home in order to find a suitable place to stay for the foreseeable future, while temporarily playing under the handle of High5.

The side have had some of the most consistent results over the past year within the scene, finding themselves a third place finish at The-eXperience 09 and a second place at LAN79, not to mention a slightly less admirable (but still commendable) 9-12th finish at Outpost on Fire 3, as well as a small victory at BeFirst LAN in Russia, and combined with victories in the Raptor Rage and Sapphire Cup online, the team have certainly been on form for their year under the eSuba banner, albeit with a minor shuffle to the roster.

The side will now be actively searching for a new organisation to represent for whatever the future holds for Call of Duty, and will undoubtebly be competing in any online events from now until the next big LAN event. The team have also confirmed that Michal "MISAK"  Valusek will be joining the side, accompanied by former member Petr"king" Elbogen who will be filling the backup role until a later stage.

High5 are now as followed:

 Jan "paradox-" Duchoň
 Nikolaj "Mazarini" Lazarev
 Lubomír "Luboshmir" Pešák
Erik "Froster" van den Biggelaar
 Michal "MISAK" Valusek
 Petr "king" Elbogen (Backup)

Statement Jan "paradox-" Duchoň to TEK-9.org: "Well, nearly one year ago our team joined eSuba and we were full of expectations. They promised great support and their name cos of old cod sections was cool, so there were no problems at the start. But first problems came with our 2nd ".eu" LAN we wanted to go, it was GrandLan in Slovenia ... eSuba refused to pay our travel/entrance fee etc. So we said, np our attendance after playing few days together on GameLand in Roma was expensive, so we just get over it. Then came other problems with communicating with staff of esuba and again and again same problems. I just dont wanna throw all mess to eSuba now, but i wanna say just one thing. I was really disapointed with behaviour of eSuba staff, cos they maybe never noticed that they had one of the best teams in Europe. It was really looking like that, for example when we attended on BeFirst lan, we won there easily and when we came back to Czech Rep., newswriter of esuba contacted us when we gonna attend "some russian lan". So lets finish it finally ... we decided to stop acting like a team who are happy with their organisation and so on."

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