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Phoenix Super LPG management said it would prefer not to respond to the issues raised by Kevin Alas following the Fuel Masters decision to leave his father Louie as head coach.
Young Alas defended his father in a social media post shortly after his firing, criticizing the way he was fired from the team, the team’s alleged failure to defend Calvin Abueva following his indefinite suspension from the league, and the they treated their employees “as if they were disposable”.
Young Alas has since retired.
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When asked for a comment, the team manager, Paolo Bugia, did not respond directly to Alas’s allegations, only saying that a professional player must respect the decision of the management, be it his own team or other teams.
“As much as we would like to understand where it comes from, our firm position is that regardless of the filial relationship, a professional player must always respect the prerogative of management in terms of their decision-making, be it their own team or that of another. “. Bugia said, speaking on behalf of management.
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Bugia added that Phoenix has not and will never criticize the decisions of other teams in public.
“In the same way, the Fuel Masters will never publicly judge or comment on the actions of other teams, be it coach changes or player movements. The Fuel Masters have never mocked much less publicly criticized such prerogatives in an evil way, even more so if one does not really know the correct facts from which the decision was made, ”said Bugia.
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The Fuel Masters have elevated associate coach Topex Robinson to interim head coach following Alas’s departure.
