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yes and a 3:0 for poland as well.If you lose three times in a row to someone else, even if the matches were pretty close, you can't claim you are both on the same level - by the way, there was a 3x0 as well.
Of course Poland could beat Russian in the OG, but Russia is clearly the better team.
yes and a 3:0 for poland as well.If you lose three times in a row to someone else, even if the matches were pretty close, you can't claim you are both on the same level - by the way, there was a 3x0 as well.
Of course Poland could beat Russian in the OG, but Russia is clearly the better team.
And additionally:
Nobody was claiming it, well Celso did, but check also that he is brazilian and not polish. (thats why ur "if YOU loose, YOU cant.... " doesnt work)
And your last sentence doesnt make sense, if poland could win against russia, then russia is "clearly" not the better team.
Sorry for interpreting your words so much, but it sounds just way too arrogant for me
Favourite Team: Brazil NT
Favourite Players: Natália, Tandara, Adenízia, Thaísa, Fernanda Garay, Priscila Daroit, Camila Brait and Fofão.
Location: Brazil
Favourite Team: Poland, USA(M), Spain(M)
Favourite Players: Eleonora Dziękiewicz, Lloy Ball, Manon Flier, Neslihan Demir Darnel, Zbigniew Bartman, Dawid Murek
Location: Poland - Szczecin, near Berlin
So, Poland def. Serbia 3-0 (25-22, 26-24, 25-13)
Poland should be pretty satisfied with this performance and the way things are working out before Beijing. Reception was a bit shaky in the beginning, but it's not much of a problem in general - I've certainly seen them play worse in this aspect before. Also, as I said Glinka and Liktoras weren't really on their usual level but their substitutions Baranska and Gajgal made up for it very well. All in all a very consistent performance from the Polish girls, they were serving really well, not having too many lapses of concentration, Sadurek is playing a very versatile game and using all the spikers to good extent. Skowronska and Baranska were the best IMO, and of course Zenik is really great in defence, although her leg is taped which might indicate some injury, but there was no sign of any.
As for Serbia, no words really. We have huge, HUGE problems in reception. It's nothing new, but it's annoying to have the same problem for years. I guess I don't need to tell who "leads" when it comes to bad reception, but to be fair things didn't look much better when she was substituted. Maja Ognjenovic just didn't have anything to work with when everyone struggles to even get the ball in play. Still, she also had some very questionable decisions, not the best game she's ever played for sure.
The Olympics will be a painful expereince for Serbia if things don't improve soon.
Congrats to Poland, a victory well deserved!
Favourite Team: Poland, USA(M), Spain(M)
Favourite Players: Eleonora Dziękiewicz, Lloy Ball, Manon Flier, Neslihan Demir Darnel, Zbigniew Bartman, Dawid Murek
Location: Poland - Szczecin, near Berlin
but I do think Russia is clearly the better team, and should most likely win.
Favourite Team: Italia, Forlì
Favourite Players: Simona Gioli, Leo Lo Bianco, Paola Cardullo, Mia Jerkov
Location: Genova
Thanks Valentine, I didn't know they played another match.Italy 3:0 Germany (25-13,25-23,25-9)
Extra 2 sets 25-21,25-12
I was really worried after the first match.
Favourite Team: Polish NT, Asseco Resovia Rzeszow, BKS Bielsko Biała
Favourite Players: Masza Liktoras, Gosia Glinka, Mariola Zenik, Brakocevic, Krzysiek Ignaczak, * Agata Mróz,
Location: Poland
I believe the same
but I do think Russia is clearly the better team, and should most likely win.
We will see... Thanks God, is not the theoretically better who always wins. It could be five sets win for Poland this time![]()
we have wonderful fans, they are the next player so... we will se
Favourite Team: Voléro Zürich, Poland NT
Favourite Players: Anna Werblińska, Kasia Skowronska, Lena Dziękiewicz
Location: Switzerland
So, Poland def. Serbia 3-0 (25-22, 26-24, 25-13)
Location: Serbia
Are you sure it's "ruskaje"?Btw Joana, what does "danas ruskaje na repertoaru" mean?
It doesn't mean anything. Maybe Ruskinje? It would mean "Russians are in the repertoire today", journalists like to talk like that when they can actually say "We play against Russians today".
Favourite Team: Polish NT, Asseco Resovia Rzeszow, BKS Bielsko Biała
Favourite Players: Masza Liktoras, Gosia Glinka, Mariola Zenik, Brakocevic, Krzysiek Ignaczak, * Agata Mróz,
Location: Poland
Joana nice match. I'm watching
Are you sure it's "ruskaje"?Btw Joana, what does "danas ruskaje na repertoaru" mean?It doesn't mean anything. Maybe Ruskinje? It would mean "Russians are in the repertoire today", journalists like to talk like that when they can actually say "We play against Russians today".
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First set for Serbia 25-23. They are better than yesterday, but Russians made some errors in the end of the set. Still no play time for Estes.
Serbian Team look really good today, Russian makes lot of mistakes esp. in defence I think Favourite Team: Polish NT, Asseco Resovia Rzeszow, BKS Bielsko Biała
Favourite Players: Masza Liktoras, Gosia Glinka, Mariola Zenik, Brakocevic, Krzysiek Ignaczak, * Agata Mróz,
Location: Poland
Favourite Team: Polish NT, Asseco Resovia Rzeszow, BKS Bielsko Biała
Favourite Players: Masza Liktoras, Gosia Glinka, Mariola Zenik, Brakocevic, Krzysiek Ignaczak, * Agata Mróz,
Location: Poland
ExactlyNo, sorry, I can't record.![]()
Russia is lame today, their reception is almost like Serbian yesterday.
Location: Serbia
Favourite Team: Polish NT, Asseco Resovia Rzeszow, BKS Bielsko Biała
Favourite Players: Masza Liktoras, Gosia Glinka, Mariola Zenik, Brakocevic, Krzysiek Ignaczak, * Agata Mróz,
Location: Poland
Ehh on RTS SAT I have Serbian newsSerbia def. Russia 3-1 (25-23, 25-20, 19-25, 25-18 )
Well, a win is always nice and it's certainly good to see them play better than the disaster that was yesterday. I don't think it means much as Russia never really got going (so many service errors, they didn't pressure the Serbian reception at all), but it's at least encouraging. Brakocevic played really well.
doesn't matter. 3 set looks nice...Brakovevic for me is one of the best player, amazing serve, attack with this power. It is still not this Serbia but much better match than yesterday. Esp. serve and defence
I believe that we will play against in the semi-final. What do you think Joanna?
I think that you have simmilar style of playing and generally our nations have sth in common
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Favourite Team: Italy, Japan, Thailand, South Korea, China
Favourite Players: Agüero, Cardullo, Barazza, Del Core, Lucia Bosetti, Sokolova, Fofao, Godina, Đerisilo, Kimura, Takeshita, Tomkom, Yeon-Koung Kim, Kim Sa-Nee, Han Song-Yi, Zhang Lei, Yunli Xu
Location: Italy
I think that you are simmilar style of playing and generally our nations have sth in common![]()