But if not and russian reception is stable there might be problems. Imo it is a weak point of Germany in this tournament that Grozer so far is the only reliable power server. If he has an "off day" on serve, i see no one to step in and score some easy points.
You really don't like this guy, don't you
The thing with Zatorski is that the guys hasn't got an easy life because Igła is like an all time favourite of polish crowd, can't imagine there is any person who doesn't like him. It won't be even an exaggeration to say that Igła is already a legend. And it's not only about his relation with supporters but both sports attitude and the spirit in team. I'm angry like hell because even though having 36 on his back Igła is still on fire and I believe he would give more from himself than Zatorski is giving in this moment. If Ignaczak is still in his top shape, he should play because 1. team looks better with him on board, 2. Zatorski is not even close to play his heart out like Igła does, 3. no one deserved more to experience such an unforgettable moment like playing on Polish WCh. I sound like I really don't like Zatorski. Maybe. There were some moments when Ignaczak were losing the rivalry with other libero. Gacek, remember? The difference is that Gacek defended himself somehow because he simply played good. Both tournaments WCh 2006 and ECh 2009. So I can really live with it in peace. But what Zatorski is showing for a quite a long time is just unacceptable for me. I got an impression that he is getting worse and worse while he suppose to develop. He was far better playing in Częstochowa long time ago though he was a "cucumber" then. A teenager who had more spirit and passion than older and supposedly more experienced Zatorski. And back then looking at his game I was like "wow, one day this guy will be our first libero". And there he is. But he faded away somewhere. Now my feeling is that he is overhyped and overrated. Earlier, a young talent who did the mountains in defense, now just an usual player who lost this "something" he surely had once.
Perfect solution would be playing on two liberos. If Antiga is so stubborn in case of Zatorski. It is clear as the sun that Buszek won't make any chance to enter the court so why not send him on stands and take Igła to have him close to team, where he is more useful than in Polsat studio. Honest. And to not sound now I have sth against Buszek but you know, the guy is warming the bench anyhow and is not a player who comes from this bench to turn the tide of the match. I know I'm not a coach, just my feeling it would work out. That's why I'm angry because of this stupid rule to have only 12 in match. How much easier life would look like...
Don't you worry about your team. I got a hunch they will be troublemaker for Russians today. Grozer plays in Superleague, this should be an advantage before this battle. He knows how to play and score against them. Kaliberda should help him a lot, Russians don't like annoying little jumpers (Skrimov proved this). No offense, I like this guy and I believe he can give his best today against Russian giants