Posts by axel

Suddenly the statistics of the best setter in the FIVB page is nowhere to be found. I bet Grankin won that thing.

Laurent Alekno, the son of Vladimir Alekno will replace Zygadlo for the matches of the Cup of Russia.

http://www.russiavolley.com/la…o-replace-lukasz-zygadlo/

Congrats RUSSIA!!! Muserskiy should be the MVP!!!

why am i not allowed to comment in the european championship forum? is there something wrong that i did?

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Individual Ranking:
Best Scorers:
1. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 131
2. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 88
3. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 81
4. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 75
5. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 74

Best Scorers/Set:
1. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 5.95
2. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 4.41
3. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 4.4
4. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 4.35
5. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 4.26

Best Scorers-Errors:
1. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 86
2. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 64
3. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 59
4. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 49
5. Thomas Beretta (Italy) 43

Best Servers/Set:
1. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 0.94
2. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 0.53
2. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 0.53
4. Nikola Kovacevic (Serbia) 0.47
5. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 0.42

The Most Serve Errors Per Set:
1. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 1.79
2. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 1.23
3. Nikolay Apalikov (Russia) 0.88
4. Viktor Yosifov (Bulgaria) 0.77
5. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.75
5. Simone Parodi (Italy) 0.75

Best Blockers/Set:
1. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 0.94
2. Thomas Beretta (Italy) 0.75
3. Viktor Yosifov (Bulgaria) 0.73
4. Marko Podrascanin (Serbia) 0.68
5. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.55
5. Emmanuele Birarelli (Italy) 0.55

Best Receivers (Positive %, min. 25% of all team's receptions):
1. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 76
2. Alexey Verbov (Russia) 75.7
3. Simone Parodi (Italy) 72.3
4. Milos Nikic (Serbia) 70.4
5. Todor Skrimov (Bulgaria) 68.5

The Most Reception Errors Per Set:
1. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.55
2. Teodor Salparov (Bulgaria) 0.5
3. Alexey Spiridonov (Russia) 0.47
4. Jiri Kovar (Italy) 0.4
5. Todor Aleksiev (Bulgaria) 0.36

Best Spikers (Spike %, min. 15% of all team's spikes), next to percent, Number of Attempts; Attempts/Set:
1. Dimitriy Muserskiy 64.6 (65; 3.82/Set)
2. Nikola Kovacevic 59.7 (67; 3.53/Set)
3. Aleksandar Atanasijevic 55.6 (126; 6.63/Set)
4. Tsvetan Sokolov 53.4 (206; 9.36/Set)
5. Nikolay Pavlov 52.2 (115; 6.76/Set)

The Most Spike Errors Per Set:
1. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 0.84
2. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 0.82
3. Alexey Spiridonov (Russia) 0.71
4. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.65
5. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 0.53

The Most Errors Per Set:
1. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 2.63
2. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 2.05
3. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 1.95
4. Alexey Spiridonov (Russia) 1.76
5. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 1.29

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Quote from kondzio

Individual Ranking:
Best Scorers:
1. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 131
2. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 88
3. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 81
4. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 75
5. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 74

Best Scorers/Set:
1. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 5.95
2. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 4.41
3. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 4.4
4. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 4.35
5. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 4.26

Best Scorers-Errors:
1. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 86
2. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 64
3. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 59
4. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 49
5. Thomas Beretta (Italy) 43

Best Servers/Set:
1. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 0.94
2. Nikolay Pavlov (Russia) 0.53
2. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 0.53
4. Nikola Kovacevic (Serbia) 0.47
5. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 0.42

The Most Serve Errors Per Set:
1. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 1.79
2. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 1.23
3. Nikolay Apalikov (Russia) 0.88
4. Viktor Yosifov (Bulgaria) 0.77
5. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.75
5. Simone Parodi (Italy) 0.75

Best Blockers/Set:
1. Dimitriy Muserskiy (Russia) 0.94
2. Thomas Beretta (Italy) 0.75
3. Viktor Yosifov (Bulgaria) 0.73
4. Marko Podrascanin (Serbia) 0.68
5. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.55
5. Emmanuele Birarelli (Italy) 0.55

Best Receivers (Positive %, min. 25% of all team's receptions):
1. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 76
2. Alexey Verbov (Russia) 75.7
3. Simone Parodi (Italy) 72.3
4. Milos Nikic (Serbia) 70.4
5. Todor Skrimov (Bulgaria) 68.5

The Most Reception Errors Per Set:
1. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.55
2. Teodor Salparov (Bulgaria) 0.5
3. Alexey Spiridonov (Russia) 0.47
4. Jiri Kovar (Italy) 0.4
5. Todor Aleksiev (Bulgaria) 0.36

Best Spikers (Spike %, min. 15% of all team's spikes), next to percent, Number of Attempts; Attempts/Set:
1. Dimitriy Muserskiy 64.6 (65; 3.82/Set)
2. Nikola Kovacevic 59.7 (67; 3.53/Set)
3. Aleksandar Atanasijevic 55.6 (126; 6.63/Set)
4. Tsvetan Sokolov 53.4 (206; 9.36/Set)
5. Nikolay Pavlov 52.2 (115; 6.76/Set)

The Most Spike Errors Per Set:
1. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 0.84
2. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 0.82
3. Alexey Spiridonov (Russia) 0.71
4. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 0.65
5. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 0.53

The Most Errors Per Set:
1. Aleksandar Atanasijevic (Serbia) 2.63
2. Tsvetan Sokolov (Bulgaria) 2.05
3. Ivan Zaytsev (Italy) 1.95
4. Alexey Spiridonov (Russia) 1.76
5. Evgeny Sivozhelez (Russia) 1.29

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As always, excellent job Kondzio! surprise! surprise! Russia is doing well in reception.

Quote from Toguttt

Can somebody report stats in english? I can't read Russian alphabet..

Use Google Chrome. it will automatically translate russian language to any language you want.

17 blocks russia 5 blocks serbia

Quote from Matthias

The match is already on Laola..."luckily" it was not the knee, she landed with her left foot on Thinkaow's foot in block and twisted her ankle, just when she was lying there afterwards her knee seemed to be in a strange angle but she definitely injured her ankle. Wearing mid cut shoes might have prevented some damage, but you never know with ankle injuries. They're always super painful when they happen, but when the ligaments are not severely damaged the player can be back already the next day, but with torn ligaments she could be out for 6 weeks. Russia better hope that she'll be ready for ECH

Zaryazhko injured and will miss three weeks

European Championship
Middle blocker of the Russian national team, Irina Zaryazhko will be forced to miss three weeks because of an ankle injury. Damage to the volleyball "Uralochka" received in Bangkok, in the end of the first batch of today's preliminary round of "Grand Prix" Thailand - Russia (2:3).

From the playing hall 21-year-old athlete was taken to the clinic of Thailand's capital, where she underwent MRI of the ankle. On examination diagnosed severe damage caused by the bad landing on one foot. In this case, the ligaments and bones were left intact. In the hotel volleyball returned with plaster langetkoy on the injured leg.

That night, the Russian team will fly from Bangkok to Moscow. By training on the collection for the start of September 6 Euro 2013 Women's National team will begin August 22 in Novogorske. (Andrew ANFINOGENTOV)

what a powerful back spike from kosheleva! that's an exclamation mark.

what a game by bulgaria! it could have been 3-0 now if it wasn't for that mistake in the 2nd set.

Quote from ravens#7

Kosheleva + Goncharova + Pasynkova

These three can scream at their opponent's faces.

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In the end, the other MB saved the day... 100% Borodakova can't hit and block that last two points...

kabayan, i hope Marichev will realize the uselessness of Borodakova

and there goes the royal highness...Borodakova in the 3rd set

yesterday's match of russia-usa started at 3:30am here in our time. the brazil-russia match will start today at 9pm. do they get enough sleep?

borodakova's middle attack is so horrible to look at. why was shyakovaya was taken out?

at least matienko scored 1 point. brodakova 0 point in 2 sets

Quote from kondzio

In training are 18 Russian players:
Setters: Ekaterina Pankova, Anastasia Salina, Anna Matienko
Middle Blockers: Maria Borodakova, Irina Zaryazhko, Anastasia Shlyakhovaya, Natalia Dianskaya, Ekaterina Orlova
Outside Hitters: Alexandra Pasynkova (also OPP), Viktoria Chaplina, Natalia Malykh (also OPP), Daria Pisarenko (also OPP), Tatiana Kosheleva
Opposites: Natalia Obmochaeva (Goncharova), Daria Isaeva
Liberos: Svetlana kryuchkova, Anna Malova, Alexandra Vinogradova

Pisarenko isn't in wide roster for WGP so she can't play, however she's training with team.

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no bondar

Quote from Bruna.

Yeap, and saddest part that's all so true

Here the team and Bernardinho has a lot of "haters" because of their bad and arrogant attitudes over the years.....

And the hard criticism over them, specially over Bruninho/Bernardinho is back. Of course, not from the media, but from THE FANS.

OIC, that's sad. i do hope Bernardinho can change that.

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nice shot!

Quote from gawjus69

Ok so I read the comments on the Brazilian Yahoo and was surprised that many of the commenters are actually siding with Spirik and told Rezende to suck it up . Chupa Rezende hehe They're also saying Rezende started it 'all' and that Rezende shouldnt favor his son and use William instead. And that Dante is 'old', Russia is better nowadays, calling someone mentally ill is a serious offense, the Rezendes only know how to pose and nothing more , there are better players in Brazil not being selected.

kabayan, OUCH!