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Volleyball Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016


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13 minutos atrás, Danylove80 disse:

If this will be the group...the group A is really easy respect the group B

 

I hate our group. Brazil will get a really tough opponent in QF - although this worked just fine for us last time :cool:

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2 horas atrás, vinipereira disse:

Apparently these will be the Olympic groups, pending on the team that will get the last spot.

 

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Well, we are favorites against all teams in the group B, except the USA, but these confrontations give me a fear, mainly because of our terrible history playing as the host country.

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Puerto Rico defeats Colombia in straight sets, so only an unlikely upset by Kenya will prevent the "boricuas" from going to Rio...

 

In other results, the Dominican Republic are having a good performance in their last game, currently dominating the Koreans.

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vor 16 Stunden schrieb vinipereira:

Apparently these will be the Olympic groups, pending on the team that will get the last spot.

 

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Group B is clearly stronger in my opinion. In group A Brazil and Russia should finish top 2, ahead of Japan and South Korea. On the womens side USA should win the group, China/Serbia should finish 2nd and 3rd, but the fight for the 4th spot could be very open, i still would put my money on Italy.

I think the fight for the 2nd spot in group B will be most interesting, everyone will try to avoid Russia/Brazil in the quartefinal. On paper Russia, Brazil and USA are the clear favorites in my opinion, but it would be cool to see one out of Italy/Serbia/Netherlands on the podium. I think its safe to say that only 3 european teams will reach the quarterfinal, which is fair, considering the strength of Brazil/USA/China/Japan/South Korea, but in my opinion the tournament wouldve been more interesting with 2 out of Turkey/Germany/Thailand/Dominican Republic instead of Cameroon and Colombia.

 

Edit: Its really sad to see how weak Cuba has become, in the past Cuba was a real powerhouse in volleyball.

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Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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Now it seems that for the Intercontinental Tournament, Tunisia will have a good advantage; Mexico and Chile are playing terrible at the Pan American Cup, so if theyd on't improve in the classification matches, then Africa is likely to have a second team in Rio.

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lol Australia every year the same, they never improve.

 

 

I'm so angry they got easy schedule for world league this year while we got F***ed with it.

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