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Men's Handball IHF World Championship 2025


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In the meantime, Team Poland proudly beat Team US in the Presidents Cup on penalties 💪. LA 28 hosts handball programme ain’t that good yet.

 

But - jokes aside - US team surely better than Team GB A.D. 2012.


Or China 2008.

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#TeamMoura-heywoodu

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thriller and excitement night for all handball fans except :EGY and :HUN

 

QF results yesterday:

:CRO VS :HUN  31-30, incredible game with both teams swap leading the results, both keepers were the reason of their team leading, some great saves from :HUN  GK Bartucz make :HUN lead, then few brilliant sves from :CRO GK Kuzmanovic bring them back on to draw then the lead. But the most interesting part when it was 26-30 for :HUN with 5 minutes to go when :CRO coach decided to put the 35 yrs old experienced GK Pesic into the field, he managed to save all shots on him in the last 5 min. with very good attack from :CRO players and the cherry on the top when Sipic scored at 59:59 the winning goal and made the hall shaking and supporters going mad. very sorry for :HUN who did a great effort and ended the night by a nightmare. 

 

:FRA VS :EGY 34-33, do you think the previous game was the ultimate drama? ..no ..this was even more thriller, :FRA was leading the game from beginning and the score was 18-14 in the first half, early in 2nd half the score difference became 5 for :FRA but slowly slowly :EGY managed to close the gap (thanks to attacking tactic playing with 7 players and an empty goal), last couple of minutes were amazing for handball fans, it reached 32-30 for :FRA then :EGY managed to draw and then 33-32 for :FRA again, the Yaya scored when it was 59:57 (only 3 sec to final whistle) with very fast start from Karabatic they managed to score which has been rejected by :EGY team but the video ref proved the ball was in at 59:59.97 ..only 0.03 sec destroyed the Egyptian dream in unbelievable Hitchcock scenario.

 

Lesson learned for :EGY (I hope it's learned), you can't compete with below average GK ..and fair selection of players is a key of success. 

 

 

today's matches:

:DEN VS :BRA

:POR VS :GER

 

 

 

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10 hours ago, rafalgorka said:

In the meantime, Team Poland proudly beat Team US in the Presidents Cup on penalties 💪. LA 28 hosts handball programme ain’t that good yet.

 

But - jokes aside - US team surely better than Team GB A.D. 2012.


Or China 2008.

in 2021 :POL team was very promising I was expecting to perform better in 2023 but they did almost similar (even the game was at home) ... but this year was the biggest shocking surprise for me, don't know why they are so slow and very heavy on the field. 

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11 hours ago, hoversaBR said:

Is the Egyptian goalkeeper always this bad?

This is a very good question, and the simple answer is ..YES ..they always like that and even the old GK legends (Elrouby, Elnakeeb, Ayman Salah..etc) they were below average worldwide (locally they were the greatest) … the main question is …why?

I am an ex-handball GK in Egypt and later played also in England for Reading Lions handball club, so what I am going to say about Egyptian GKs are not speculations but that was our real life and still.

 

  • Why I was a GK ..simply because I was left wing number 3 in the team, and by luck during some cooling break I was playing shot out with friend and saved all, then the coach decided to keep me in goal for this training session ..then forever.
  • You are not good enough as a player, you are very slow, you are very fat, you are not talented those are the main reasons in :EGY why a person becomes handball GK. 
  • Since I was 8 till 23 yrs old when I stopped playing  in :EGY for work reasons I (we) never ever had a specialised GK coach!! ..even the special training to improve our skills was usually ruined by players when the coach is focusing how they are not scoring more than focus on our movements and style.
  • Handball GKs usually memorised the players, those players I am playing with them in the training or even the opponents I see them 4-5 times every season, I perfectly memorise their movements and shots, but that shouldn’t be your normal style, you should have plans for unknown players, how to block the angles, how to synchronise with the block to get one side and to let them block the other side, when you block the close angle and leave the wide one and vice versa.

When I was in England (which is not a strong or even average team), all GKs went to GK workshop with whom?? Omeyer ..the legend French handball GK .. I was listening to some advices which I never heard about in my life. Where was that when I was young and able to improve, unfortunately nothing.

 

Sorry for talking to much but I am really disappointed and I know :EGY   will never win a major title or medal without a good GK ..imagine if Egypt in Olympics or last 3 Wch has Landin or De Vargas or Wolff …at least would  be on the podium couple of times.

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3 hours ago, El Analyzer said:

This is a very good question, and the simple answer is ..YES ..they always like that and even the old GK legends (Elrouby, Elnakeeb, Ayman Salah..etc) they were below average worldwide (locally they were the greatest) … the main question is …why?

I am an ex-handball GK in Egypt and later played also in England for Reading Lions handball club, so what I am going to say about Egyptian GKs are not speculations but that was our real life and still.

 

  • Why I was a GK ..simply because I was left wing number 3 in the team, and by luck during some cooling break I was playing shot out with friend and saved all, then the coach decided to keep me in goal for this training session ..then forever.
  • You are not good enough as a player, you are very slow, you are very fat, you are not talented those are the main reasons in :EGY why a person becomes handball GK. 
  • Since I was 8 till 23 yrs old when I stopped playing  in :EGY for work reasons I (we) never ever had a specialised GK coach!! ..even the special training to improve our skills was usually ruined by players when the coach is focusing how they are not scoring more than focus on our movements and style.
  • Handball GKs usually memorised the players, those players I am playing with them in the training or even the opponents I see them 4-5 times every season, I perfectly memorise their movements and shots, but that shouldn’t be your normal style, you should have plans for unknown players, how to block the angles, how to synchronise with the block to get one side and to let them block the other side, when you block the close angle and leave the wide one and vice versa.

When I was in England (which is not a strong or even average team), all GKs went to GK workshop with whom?? Omeyer ..the legend French handball GK .. I was listening to some advices which I never heard about in my life. Where was that when I was young and able to improve, unfortunately nothing.

 

Sorry for talking to much but I am really disappointed and I know :EGY   will never win a major title or medal without a good GK ..imagine if Egypt in Olympics or last 3 Wch has Landin or De Vargas or Wolff …at least would  be on the podium couple of times.

It's a shame, because the rest of the team has a lot of quality. Yesterday, I haven't seen France play such an uncreative game in a long time. The plays were always the same, through the center, but it seemed like the goalkeeper was always caught off guard. With a good goalkeeper, you could have easily won the match.

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Langaro and Montes' performance was disappointing. Pathetic to be exact.

 

The rest of the team did what they could. In any case, no work starts at the top.

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1 hour ago, hoversaBR said:

Langaro and Montes' performance was disappointing. Pathetic to be exact.

 

The rest of the team did what they could. In any case, no work starts at the top.

But in general the team deserves appreciation 

carvalho did well and montes did some good saves

the bad time  was the black out minutes between 40 and 52 when the team was struggling to score 

 

good tournament and wish you all the best .. and …. Consistency 😉

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1 hour ago, El Analyzer said:

But in general the team deserves appreciation 

carvalho did well and montes did some good saves

the bad time  was the black out minutes between 40 and 52 when the team was struggling to score 

 

good tournament and wish you all the best .. and …. Consistency 😉

I honestly didn't expect the victory, not even my most optimistic self. But handball here has gained great visibility due to the historic campaign (at least more than it usually has) and I was hoping that we would have at least one great game against the Danes. It had been a long time since the world championships had even been broadcast here.

But the main fear is that the sport will be abandoned again, like what happened after the end of our golden generation of women's handball. I hope not.

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