2022 FIVB Women's World Championships - Netherlands and Poland

    Mszzanti realized that giving rest to the starters last years was a bad idea but now they are playing all games since the vnl fi als even friendlies

    Hope it works and players get in shape

    I’m speechless ....

    Yes, Sassipaporn’s brilliant serves helped, Thatdao came back from injury and made several blocks and Chachu-On was outstanding, but it was a team effort. I said before, they’re hard to beat. Today they gave it everything, they were fearless.

    Well done Thailand :)

    Wow it sounds like it was a great first match of the day! Congrats to Thai girls! I couldn't watch, but it seems like Hande played a subpar match?

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    I’m speechless ....

    Yes, Sassipaporn’s brilliant serves helped, Thatdao came back from injury and made several blocks and Chachu-On was outstanding, but it was a team effort. I said before, they’re hard to beat. Today they gave it everything, they were fearless.

    Well done Thailand :)

    do you know any fb link for the replay? I think Thai userd always have the match saved and post them 😂

    Congrats Thailand!!! What an amazing match (although with quite the disappointing ending)!

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    still shocked at the 0-3 loss in Tokyo.

    Because China doesn't play the fast system Turkey struggles most against. Gio I know is a big fan of this system, esp. the Thai girls, tried to implement this system somewhat to Turkey as well when Meryem was still fit but fast game is not really working now. When Vargas joins in I'm sure he will want to try it again though.

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    Because China doesn't play the fast system Turkey struggles most against. Gio I know is a big fan of this system, esp. the Thai girls, tried to implement this system somewhat to Turkey as well when Meryem was still fit but fast game is not really working now. When Vargas joins in I'm sure he will want to try it again though.

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    Wow it sounds like it was a great first match of the day! Congrats to Thai girls! I couldn't watch, but it seems like Hande played a subpar match?

    Should be the only great match of the day, as other matchup just doesn’t seem to be interesting at all… I’m looking forward to the JPN vs COL match tmr, hope COL can give us some surprises.


    Hande just couldn’t get pass the block and score effectively, even when she was facing the shortest team in this tournament. And of course, her service error at match point was her biggest highlight:D

    Well done Thailand! I think Sasaripron was the element of surprise Turkey never thought of and she did deliver very very well. Of course Chatcuon was MVP but having such a surprise made a big difference. Turkey simply could not kill the ball and had troubles with her attacks/serves.


    On Turkish side, Tugba is the last thing this team needs. If you want her back, that's simply because you like chaos lol :D


    Main problem was setters, especially Özbay, followed by Simge's lack of defense and Giovanni's bad coaching. Double subs were very unnecessary since Ebrar played a fine match and Boz is simply doing nothing better than her. If he wants to replace Ebrar, the option should be Derya, she could hit over Thai blocks at least with her height. Ilkin did a good job but she melted mentally at 4th set after getting 5-6 sets in a row from Cansu. Giovanni could try Meliha/Saliha to let her calm down a bit. Watching her all season in GS, I knew how she would perform in 5th set, after that sequence in the 4th set.