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Post by iceman4456 on May 28, 2012 22:16:48 GMT 8
oo para sa knya kalokohan lang ang grand prix tournament
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Post by jodaman on May 29, 2012 0:02:14 GMT 8
Naglaro siya sa turkey sa european qualifications. She begged off from the world qualifiers kasi pagod na siya (mukhang puno nga naman ang sched niya). Considering the quality of the teams that russia would be facing in the world's, mas kaya nga naman ng russian team kahit na wala siya. sa olympics possible na maglaro siya pero din nya lang trip maglaro sa mga qualification tournaments as in di nya lang talaga trip? pero maglalaro sya sa olympics? hmmm gusto ko si estes at sokolova sabay maglaro :/ |
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Post by jodaman on May 29, 2012 0:03:49 GMT 8
Weh! Nasaan ang ibidinsiya mo, bai? oo para sa knya kalokohan lang ang grand prix tournament |
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Post by iceman4456 on May 29, 2012 9:38:43 GMT 8
mali hindi nya sinabi na kalokohan ang grand prix ang sabi nya lang hindi nya alam kung para saan ung tournament na ito "I don't like WGP tournament. Frankly speaking, I even don't know whom for it was made, not for sportsmen for sure.Travelling from place to place, playing 3 weeks, 3 games each week, then playing 5 games in a row - it is unbearable, in the end you have no physical and mental power."
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Post by nikolaikarpol on May 29, 2012 20:03:34 GMT 8
oo jodaman..walang kwenta sa kanya yun..hahahah
ok lng yan jodaman.....opinion ni Lyuba yun ....
at siya may na iproved na
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Post by benchwarmer on May 29, 2012 20:56:10 GMT 8
1983 si ging and she's turning 29 this thursday. And, the serbia-japan game is under investigation by fivb.
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Post by nikolaikarpol on May 30, 2012 0:08:35 GMT 8
bakti ganon...bakit nung nasa sea games siya nung 2003 18 y/o siya..
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Post by jodaman on May 30, 2012 0:25:58 GMT 8
A talaga? Jolog 'yon a. Dapat nga siguro ay palitan na ang format ng grand prix. oo jodaman..walang kwenta sa kanya yun..hahahah ok lng yan jodaman.....opinion ni Lyuba yun .... at siya may na iproved na May nabasa ako kaninang interview kay artamonova na talaga palang nag-pay attention siya sa training sa floor coverage ng mga hapon noong naglaro siya ng ilang season sa japan. Kaya pala ang galing niya sa digging at receiving |
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Post by jodaman on May 30, 2012 0:27:19 GMT 8
Thailand! Thailand! Thailand! Thailand! Thailand! 1983 si ging and she's turning 29 this thursday. And, the serbia-japan game is under investigation by fivb. |
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Post by presar on May 30, 2012 3:33:39 GMT 8
This is gonna be the pool in the coming Olympics: Pool A - Great Britain, Japan, Italy, Russia, Dominican Rep, Algeria Pool B - USA, Brazil, China, Serbia, Turkey, Korea USA will have pretty much the same line up, the weakest link would be the libero and the sub wing spikers. As for Russia, I am quite pissed of Sokolova for not joining the world qualification. I don't see any reason why she should be in the Olympics for others' effort. These seedings/pools are f*cked up. Its going to be tough for teams in Pool B. Italy and Russia will pretty much contend for the top spot. I would not want to be Pool A's 3rd or 4th ranked as this would mean I will face Pool B's 1st and 2nd ranked teams. USA's weakest link, in my opinion, is the wing spikers' (Tom, Larson) attacking capability. No doubt, they are very good all-around players but what I am worried about is both of them are like "jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none" type of players. Not to disrespect Tom who I think is a Top 3 OH in the world right now but her attacking has "dipped" the past few years. Would love to have her old form back. Larson pretty much improved the past 2 years while playing in Russia but it is still question whether she can bring her A-game on consistent basis in the Olympics as the tournament is a very demanding one. Re: Sokolova. I agree, its unfair for other players who travelled to Japan (even with some injuries) just to suit up for the Russian NT. Interested with Serbia...If Nikolic, Malagurski, Molnar and Djerisilo can suit up for this team, boy Serbia will be a tough customer. Watch out USA and Brazil. |
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Post by presar on May 30, 2012 3:39:41 GMT 8
And, the serbia-japan game is under investigation by fivb. Kunwari lang yan ng FIVB na nag iimbestiga.  Look, Japan brings in a lot of money for FIVB...they consistently host tournaments at parati pa puno ang arenas. I don't think paparusahan nila ang Japan or ano mang bansa just to prove that there was a game-fixing that happened on that Japan-Serbia match. Politics politics politics. |
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Post by iceman4456 on May 30, 2012 7:20:03 GMT 8
Yes Serbia will be a strong team IF all the players will play, hindi ba dapat Serbia is a strong team regardless of what happened rather than Serbia will be strong IF IF and IF?
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Post by crazydudez69 on May 30, 2012 11:16:50 GMT 8
balita ko korea ang host ng olympics sa 2016 at japan naman sa 2020 .. wow parehong Asian country at magkapitbahay pa ,, buti at walang umangal dito ..
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Post by downdline on May 30, 2012 12:47:32 GMT 8
balita ko korea ang host ng olympics sa 2016 at japan naman sa 2020 .. wow parehong Asian country at magkapitbahay pa ,, buti at walang umangal dito .. sa Brazil(Rio de Janeiro) po ang 2016 olympics:)) 4 countries bid for 2016 olympics. brazil(Rio de Janeiro), spain(madrid), japan(tokyo) and USA(chicago). after 3 rounds of votes Brazil(Rio de Janeiro) got it over spain(madrid)  |
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Post by downdline on May 30, 2012 12:50:40 GMT 8
for 2020 olympics naman po... by 2013 pa malalaman ang host country but turkey(istanbul),japan(tokyo), and spain(madrid) are the bidders:)
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Look, Japan brings in a lot of money for FIVB...they consistently host tournaments at parati pa puno ang arenas. I don't think paparusahan nila ang Japan or ano mang bansa just to prove that there was a game-fixing that happened on that Japan-Serbia match. Politics politics politics.
