We’re super excited to announce our new Rocket League signing! He’s a former world champion and a veteran with a world of experience.<\/p>\n
A big welcome to @Deevo<\/a>! We can’t wait to get started in the Winter Split ☃ï¸ðŸ‘Š pic.twitter.com\/2aLV7GuPSs<\/a><\/p>\n — Guild (@guildesports) November 8, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Deevo arrives after having been released from F.C Barcelona after the end of the RLCS Season X Fall Split, with the Spanish side picking up Ronald “Tahz” Oosting and Fredi “Blurry” Lazarus from Nameseekers, and Riccardo “Rizex45” Mazzotta from Libertas.<\/p>\n Guild Esports will be hoping that the vastly experienced Deevo will provide a stable base for the technically gifted Joseph “Noly” Kidd and Thomas “Tho.” Binkhorst to shine after failing to fufil their undoubted potential last Split.<\/p>\n Performances were average at best with Scrub Killa, a former world champion, never quite finding his groove with Noly and Tho. who already had an established working relationship having played together the season before with Team Singularity.<\/p>\n Scrub Killa’s departure comes as no real surprise with the writing on the wall when he infamously turned up in caster Adam “Lawler” Thornton’s voice chat during a game after the team had grown “frustrated with comms” and collectively decided it would be better to play in silence.<\/p>\n It was a moment in a career of such moments and is why so many love the Scotsmen but such a public peek into a dysfunctional team is probably the last thing the less experienced Noly and Tho. needed. Scrub’s eargerness to talk would earn him a warning from Psyonix<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Guild Esports said goodbye to Scub after just a few short months. (Picture: Guild Esports)<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a>Lawler – ????????<\/span>Watch Lawler’s clip titled “???????? “<\/span>Twitch<\/span><\/a><\/div>\n