If I correctly understand (translate) the article in the Dutch press, Robin will not participate in VNL, she’ll recovery for the World Championship
Could you give the link to the article 
Edit: I found it. It is on the federation's website. Your statement about Robin de Kruijf is correct, she will focus on WCH. Daalderop will be part of the roster again in 2nd week (in Japan).
Why Kim Renkema had not any chance to show herself? And what about Meijners?
Renkema retired as a player, she is now manager in Stuttgart.
Meijners retired from NT in 2007...at the age of 20...
21-roster for VNL/Summer
Setters: Dijkema (Firenze), Bongaerts (?), Stoltenborg (?), van Aalen (Junior NT)
Opp: Sloetjes (?) Plak (Novara)
OHs: Buijs (Monza?), Balkestein-Grothues (?), Daalderop (Firenze), M.Jasper (?), H. Jasper (Sneek), Oude Luttikhuis (Aachen),
MB: Beliën(?), De Kruijf (?), Polder(?), Lohuis (Münster), Koolhaas (?), Korevaar (Junior NT)
L: Schoot(?), Knip (Aachen), Kos (Junior NT)
Ankle injury
Indeed. I think she is still recovering from her ankle-injury..or at least not ready yet for a match.
The same for Robin de Kruijf, after her knee-sugery.
Bongaerts arrived earlier than Stoltenborg at NT Camp, so that could be the reason why Femke is not in the roster.
I hope to see Polder and Lohuis on court
Gizem was simply awesome. She was the best player of the match for me, judging by the tie break
Fabris couldn't kill the most important balls
Exactly.
OMG what a match...
Coneglaino 12-9 up....and Fabris has 2 chances to make 13-9....and she fails big time....
Zhu Ting on one leg is still too much for the opponent....
Melis...what a class.....
Britt Bongaerts, Lindsay Dowd, Tessa Polder, Karolina Pisla, Jelena Sunjic, Frauke Neuhaus and McKenzie Adams leaves Aachen.
Of course, it is a pity. But, it is no surprise at all. The market works like that. Only Vakifbank and Eczacibasi can keep their roster together.
Congrats to Schwerin.
Schwerin was in the 2nd and 3rd game simply better, so a deserved champion! (What if...doesn't count -- > Daalderop).
And for now they're resurrected
McCage's blocking is incredible, she gets her hands up there all over and has the technique to not be block-outed but roof the balls straight down
The fact she will stay next season in Stuttgart is a little miracle. Hopefully Daalderop will stay as well.
Yesterday I read that the injury happened more than a week before the first final, so if it was just a minor injured she might be at least recovered to a point where she still feels some pain but isn't really limited by it...but still, I think they should be careful
EDIT: Sandor and Mlejnkova are starting as expected.
Could you give me the link to the article?
Surprisingly, Daalderop is today listed in the team roster on the electronic scoresheet. However I seriously doubt that she'll play...at least I hope they won't stubbornly risk her health
30 minutes to go...
I totally agree. I can't imagine she has already fully recovered..(an ankle-injury at least takes 2-3 weeks)...
She has a long summer with Dutch NT in front of her..
Judith Pietersen is not in the list for VNL....http://www.volleyball.world/en…20netherlands/team_roster
She is an important player..I hope she will join later in summer 
McKenzie Adams and Femke Stoltenborg ?
At least the remaining two to three outside hitters can survive in good shape the final series opposed to the last three seasons now, but of course losing the strong "the currently best 2 out of 3 strong OHs" system collapses without her, which is a clear disadvantage for Stuttgart again.
In my opinion, Sandor and Mlljenkova are quite the same type of player. Technically strong, fast, quite good reception, but not that strong in high balls. Daalderop is certainly weaker in reception and technically , but she has more power and is strong in high balls.
During the season, the line-up was mostly Daalderop-Sandor or Daalderop-Mljenkova. I think for the reason I just mentioned.
Nika Daalderop suffers from an ankle injury, if she can play in the finals at all, is not yet clear, but prospects are not good, I think.
Ankle injury could take easily 2-3 weeks...(umgeknickt).
Without Daalderop's attacking power, it will be really hard for Stuttgart.
Very sad this match is decided by the referee in the end.
The serve might have touched the line, but there was 100 % no block-touch in the following situation.
What about Daalderop and Pusic? Will they be able to play in next matches?
Really unfortunate for Stuttgart.
In six weeks, the competition starts...and there is not even a website yet ....??
Dutch NT started preparations for the summerseason at National Sports Centre Papendal last week, according to Jamie Morrison's instagram-account.
So far I only saw pictures of Dijkema and Grothues being there 
Daalderop, Stoltenborg, Plak and Sloetjes are still competing in play-offs. De Kruijf is recovering from her knee-injury.
Congrats to Olympiacos !!!
Having said that, it is a shame for Bursa....
Nikolova and Beliën always show good level. OHs and libera were a joke today. Also 2nd MB...
Especially the first set was a lousy performance by Stuttgart, and nevertheless a very lucky set win by Aachen, which clearly performed above their standards in first set. Stuttgart had no rhythm in beginning, especially not in service, with 6 service faults in the both first sets each. This referee should be suspended by VBL, beause he isn't able to count to four, both wrong decisions in this regard against Stuttgart (first fourth contact of Aachen was not decided as error, and later a third contact action by Stuttgart was decided as four times contact - I have never witnessed such a nonsense and incompetence at all).
Anyway, a typical underdog nothing to lose approach match - remember, that Aachen was new in first league 10 years ago now together with Stuttgart and is still not having a rule conforming hall. Wiesbaden had to bear much harder pressure in the past regarding hall, and was nearly excluded from the first league a few years ago for this reason. The extreme patience of the VBL with Aachen can only be understood by the lack of first league license applications. In other words, IMHO Aachen doesn't have any right to go to finals under these circumstances, but this is in the eye of the beholder of course.
Aachen has a very good image in Bundesliga because of the friendly atmosphere; all teams really like to play in Neuköllner Strasse. According tot the budget-ranking, Aachen is punching above their weight. This performance is recognised by many bundesweit.
Why should Aachen be punished for not having a modern gym? The games are played in Maaseik, so there is no single reason to complain.
