Posts by canhotorodrigo

I think Canadá and Cuba have chances.

I prefer Cuba.

I believe that the Cuban players play aggressively and focus, can beat Canada and secure a place for Rio 2016.
I hope these players succeed!

Quote from powsoff

It's bye bye to Kobzar:
http://m.rsport.ru/volleyball/20151007/869608199.html

My team is:

Grankin - Mikhaylov
Musersky - Vlasov
Klyuka - Sivozhelez
Verbov

No like Volvich and Savin.

Ilyinis a offensive OH, but your reception is so bad.

Mikhaylov plays much better as OPP, and I believe that all list OH can play a good role.

Very Good, Musersky playing as MB and Mikhaylov as OPP.

I believe that with Vlasov, form the best pair MB of world

A

09.10.2015
Czech Republic 1x3 Netherlands
Bulgaria 3x2 Germany

10.10.2015
Netherlands 1x3 Germany
Czech Republic 1x3 Bulgaria

11.10.2015
Netherlands 1x3 Bulgaria
Germany 3x0 Czech Republic

B

09.10.2015
Croatia 0x3 France
Italy 3x0 Estonia

10.10.2015
France 3x0 Estonia
Croatia 0x3 Italy

11.10.2015
France 3x1 Italy
Estonia 1x3 Croatia

C

09.10.2015
Slovenia 3x1 Belarus
Poland 3x0 Belgium

10.10.2015
Belarus 1x3 Belgium
Slovenia 0x3 Poland

11.10.2015
Belarus 0x3 Poland
Belgium 3x0 Slovenia

D

09.10.2015
Slovakia 0x3 Serbia
Russia 3x1 Finland

10.10.2015
Serbia 3x1 Finland
Slovakia 0x3 Russia

11.10.2015
Serbia 1x3 Russia
Finland 3x1 Slovakia

Sokolova gave an interview recently saying that she knows her body no longer has 20 years of age and who have to take care of your health, just as it did in 2011, arriving in London very well. Olympic Rio games in 2016 will be the last chance to represent his country in Russia, she is preparing her body, and I said with Marichev that if the team did not have to qualify for the World Cup in January it would join team for the Olympic qualifier.

Olympiad is not the same as Grand Prix, World Championship and the Champions League, the atmosphere is different, there is a lot of pressure. And pressure moments, I still do not trust Ombochaeva. I trust in times of pressure and Gamova and Sokolova can do better. Just look on YouTube, in games played, there are times to win the match, and Obmochaeva not. Gamova and Sokolova do.

Alexey Spiridonov (OH) and Ilyas Kurkaev (MB) is OUT.

http://rsport.ru/volleyball/20151005/869242123.html

In training:

S - Dmitri Kovalev - Igor Kobzar - Sergei Grankin.

OH - Dmitry Ilyin - Evgeni Sivozhelez - Sergey Savin - Egor Klyuka.

MB - Dmitry Musersky - Artem Volvich - Ilya Vlasov.

OP - Maxim Mikhailov - Victor Poletaev - Pavel Kruglov.

L - Aleksey Obmochaev - Alexei Verbov.

I believe just another setter and oppositte will be out... in my opinion, Igor Kobzar and Pavel Kruglov out.

I believe Obmochaeva is living its best moment in his career, but it is not decisive as Gamova. In the Russian league games, Kazan always wins Moscow, because in important games, Obmochaeva does and Gamova. I believe that the atmosphere of the Olympic Games is different from all competitions. Olympiad is Olympiad.

Ombochaeva can play some games in the first team, but in the decisive phase, I would choose Gamova, for all his experience.

After 2016, Obmochaeva, Kosheleva and Scherban would be the main. But speaking in this case of Olympic Games, the Sokolova and Gamova experience can still be important. Because Russian girls were not able to get rankings in the World Cup in important moments they make mistakes that can not commit.

Sokolova has won every competition they participated, and she is not a woman of 20 years old. She has given interviews saying it is preparing your body and your health to his last chance to win a gold medal in 2016.

I remember that in 2011, she did not have its best and many people said that it should not be in the NT, and when he arrived in London, made 30 points against Brazil, with a great welcome and a strong attack.

Sokolova know how to play the important hours. The same is true of Gamova, will be his last chance, I believe she will prepare the best level

After ECH, my Rússia team for Olympic Qualification:

S - Kosianenko - Startseva

MB - Fetisova - Morozova - Shylyakhovaya - Zaryazhko

OH - Kosheleva - Scherban - Sokolova - Kutiukova - Ilchenko - (OUT Pasynkova)

OP - Ombochaeva - Gamova - (OUT Malykh)

L - Kryuchkova - Malova

Option 1

Startseva - Gamova
Sokolova - Kosheleva
Zaryazhko - Morozova
Malova

Option 2

Kosianenko - Obmochaeva
Sokolova - Kosheleva
Fetisova - Shylyakhovaya
Malova

(Startseva have a better game with Gamova and Kosianenko have a better game with Obmochaeva.)

Match 1

Germany 3x1 Rússia - (25x17 - 23x25 - 25x23 - 25x23)

Rússia:

Grankin - Kruglov
Muserskiy - Volvich
Mikhaylov - Sivozhelez
Verbov

Muserskiy (MB) - 16 points
Mikhaylov - 14 points
Klyuka (OPP) - 12 points
Sivozhelez - 9 points
Volvich - 7 points
Kruglov - 5 points

Match 2

Rússia 3x2 Germany - (25x22 - 17x25 - 17x25 - 25x23 - 11x15)

Grankin - Mikhaylov (OPP)
Sivozhelez - Klyuka
Muserskiy (MB) - Vlasov (Best duo MB in the word)
Verbov

Mikhaylov - 19 points
Muserskiy - 13 points
Sivozhelez - 13 points
Vlasov - 11 points
Klyuka - 9 points

Savin - 8 points
Kovalev - 5 points

Semi final :

October 3rd
Rotterdam, Netherlands

15:30 The Netherlands 1-3 Turkey
18:30 Russian Federation 3-1 Serbia

Italy 3x1 Croatia

Belgium 3x0 Czech Republic

Poland 3x1 Belarus

Germany 3x0 Hungary

Alekno call for friendly match against Germany and European Championship of 2015:

Setters - Dmitri Kovalev - Igor Kobzar - Sergei Grankin.

Opposittes - Maxim Mikhailov - Victor Poletaev - Pavel Kruglov.

Spikers: Alexey Spiridonov - Dmitry Ilyin - Evgeni Sivozhelez - Sergey Savin - Egor Klyuka.

Middle Blockers: Dmitry Musersky - Artem Volvich - Ilyas Kurkaev - Ilya Vlasov.

Liberos: Aleksey Obmochaev - Alexei Verbov.

http://rsport.ru/volleyball/20150930/867813320.html

My Team:

Grankin - Mikhailov
Klyuka - Sivozhelez
Musersky - Vlasov - Best duo MB in the world.
Verbov

Day 1

POOL A Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Omnisport Apeldoorn)

Netherlands 3:0 Slovenia
Italy 3:2 Poland

POOL B Antwerp, Belgium (Lotto Arena)

Belgium 3:0 Hungary
Turkey 3:0 Azerbaijan

POOL C Rotterdam, Netherlands (Topsportcentrum Rotterdam)

Bulgaria 1:3 Russia
Croatia 3:0 Belarus

POOL D Eindhoven, Netherlands (Indoor-Sportcentrum Eindhoven)

Czech Republic 3:0 Romania
Germany 1:3 Serbia

Day 2

POOL A Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Omnisport Apeldoorn)

Netherlands 3:2 Poland
Slovenia 0:3 Italy

POOL B Antwerp, Belgium (Lotto Arena)

Belgium 3:1 Azerbaijan
Hungary 0:3 Turkey

POOL C Rotterdam, Netherlands (Topsportcentrum Rotterdam)

Russia 3:0 Belarus
Bulgaria 2:3 Croatia

POOL D Eindhoven, Netherlands (Indoor-Sportcentrum Eindhoven)

Romania 0:3 Germany
Czech Republic 0:3 Serbia

Day 3

POOL A Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Omnisport Apeldoorn)

Poland 3:0 Slovenia
Netherlands 1:3 Italy

POOL B Antwerp, Belgium (Lotto Arena)

Azerbaijan 3:0 Hungary
Belgium 2:3 Turkey

POOL C Rotterdam, Netherlands (Topsportcentrum Rotterdam)

Belarus 0:3 Bulgaria
Croatia 2:3 Russia

POOL D Eindhoven, Netherlands (Indoor-Sportcentrum Eindhoven)

Germany 3:1 Czech Republic
Romania 0:3 Serbia

My ideal Russian Team for the Olympic Games 2016:

Startseva - Kosianenko

Kosheleva - Sokolova - Ilchenko - Kutiukova

Gamova - Goncharova

Shlyakhovaya - Zaryazhko - Orlova - Lyubushkina

Malova

Tatiana Kosheleva will join the team this weekend She's already in Kaliningrad with other girls. Ira Fetisova will be replaced due to her knee injury. Not certain how serious it is.

http://www.russiavolley.com/69…e-with-us-in-kaliningrad/

Russian roster for 2nd round in Kaliningrad.

S : Kosianenko, O.Efimova
OPP : Obmochaeva, Malykh
MB : Orlova, Lyubushkina, E.Efimova
OH : Kosheleva, Pasynkova, Scherban, Ilchenko, Biryukova
L : Malova, Kravchenko(also OH)

Ilchenko - Kosheleva - Ombochaeva

But Marichev likes Pasynkova... i think she is OH starter with Kosheleva

I just do not like because Marichev exchange other team. This is bad because the team does not create a face, an identity. The team needs to win and lose MAINLY together, to take shape and out of various game situations. But a mistake he ever takes the player. For me, let the whole weekend, with or without defeat, ends with Kosheleva, Ilchenko and Obmochaeva.

Pasynkova and Sherban is 28 years old and has no long life in the team. Ilchenko is the present and the future, the only player capable of replacing Sokolova in the main foundations of reception and attacker.

With Shlyakovaya recovering from his injuries and returned to the team, Russia becomes stronger with her and Orlova.

My ideal team:

Kosianenko - Ombochaeva
Ilchenko - Kosheleva
Orlova - Shlyakovaya
Malova

Russia was world champion in 2010 with a player receiving (Sokolova) and other Kosheleva in the attack. Ilchenko has the potential to repeat it, and will only reach its maximum level, if you play enough.

Quote from inc0gnito

After watching the match between Russia and China, it's pretty clear that the weak link in the team is the OH2 position. In my opinion, Ilchenko it seems should be the first OH option. Second OH can either be Scherban/Pasynkova depending on the situation. Ombochaeva is in just pretty great shape, somehow she manages to fill the absence of Kosehleva in terms of firepower. Malova too had a superb performance, digging almost all balls The only new thing that caught my attention was Orlova. With her height, she's such a strong presence in the net and can attack decently as well and should be starting MB in this team. Whether on not Kosheleva recovers in time, it remains to be seen if Russia can address this issue along with the reception of course

After the 1st wekeend Grand Prix, my Russia Team for the next weeks and next competitions is:

Kosianenko - Ombochaeva
Ilchenko - Kosheleva
Orlova - ?
Malova

My bests MB with Orlova is Morozova and Shlyakhovaya...

Quote from hana

USA NT

I didn't see any official release yet, but based in some posts on social networks:

S: Thompson, ?
OPP: Fawcett, Lowe
OH: Easy, Hill, Robinson, Vansant
MB: Dixon, Gibbemeyer, Jackson, Paolini
L: Banwarth, Miyashiro

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No Larson, Dietzen, Akinradewo, Murphy and Glass.

My 6 starting:

Thompson - Lowe
Easy - Robinson
Dixon - Gibbemeyer
Banwarth

My Starting 6:

Rússia B:

Anna Matienko - Daria Isayeva.
Irina Voronkova - Daria Pisarenko.
Irina Zaryazhko - Irina Malkova.
Ekaterina Romanenko

Rússia A:

Ekaterina Kosianenko - Nataliya Obmochaeva.
Kseniia Ilchenko – Tatiana Kosheleva.
Ekaterina Orlova – Anastasia Shylyakhovaya.
Anna Malova.

I'm very pleased with the names.

I believe that if Sokolova and Artamonova are great players of the last 10 years is because they began to play early with 19 years. As part of serve reception line, defense and Russia team's attack.

And that's what Marichev doing. Promoting new players to last long in the main selection.

Great attackers Russia has always had, and always will, as Kosheleva and Obmochaeva. I believe we are now seeking an official replacement for Sokolova. And in my opinion this player will Ilchenko, Voronkova or Biryukova.

Russia's great technicians are watching the developments of these 3 players from the last Under-20 World Championship in 2013.
They all have a very good attack, but the main reason that led to the main selection is the great performance at the reception.

Vladislav Fadeev: “Gamova and Sokolova can join the Russian team anytime during the season”

More: http://www.russiavolley.com/66…nytime-during-the-season/