al parecer japon que es el pais organizador escogio a los rivales mas acequibles
para asegurar su pase a la sgt ronda pero no podran con peru le haremoss peleaaaa para eso
tenemos que trabajar desde ya hasta nos podemos dar el lujo de jugar ante costa rica con algunas
juvenil que ya seguramente pasaran a mayores para el mundial
MUNDIAL DE VOLEIBOL FEM. 2010: SORTEO ESTA MADRUGADA 00:00AM
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rodolfo777
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wow!! gracias x el cuadro miguel 
Ahora sí, si no pasamos a la sgte ronda, sería el colmo... a algeria y a costa rica de hecho ke les ganamos; aunke muchos digan ke algeria es el campeón de áfrik y ke ha venido mejorando y ke tiene jugadoras de buen nivel ke parecen europeas; pues naa!!! A ganar se ha dicho. Mínimo se les pide ke pasen de ronda; aunke perdí por completo mi apuesta, este grupo sí ke me alegró la madrugada ggg 
Ahora sí, si no pasamos a la sgte ronda, sería el colmo... a algeria y a costa rica de hecho ke les ganamos; aunke muchos digan ke algeria es el campeón de áfrik y ke ha venido mejorando y ke tiene jugadoras de buen nivel ke parecen europeas; pues naa!!! A ganar se ha dicho. Mínimo se les pide ke pasen de ronda; aunke perdí por completo mi apuesta, este grupo sí ke me alegró la madrugada ggg [align=center]ME ODIAS, ME AMAS, ME ABRAZAS, ME EMPUJAS, SOY UNA LÁGRIMA!!!
Y TODO PARA KE NO SEPAS KE SOY TÍMIDO...[/align]
Y TODO PARA KE NO SEPAS KE SOY TÍMIDO...[/align]
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juancarlos
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El grupo de la muerte no es el B sino el D...... es el mas parejo de todos.
En este grupo cualquiera puede clasificar.
En este grupo cualquiera puede clasificar.
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Miguel
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De nada rodolfo.rodolfo777 escribió:wow!! gracias x el cuadro miguel
Y si, de hecho que ahora si estamos en 2da ronda, no creo que lleguemos en tan malas condiciones y tampoco subestimemos al rival pero sabemos lo que tenemos y tenemos buenas jugadoras. Hay que tener esperanzas desde ahora y haber si la FPV de una vez se pone las pilas y le da las merecidas giras internacionales a nuestra seleccion de mayores.
Ojala que la japonesa que alento a la seleccion estando en gestacion logre ir hasta Tokio para que siga alentando. Ahora ya no alentara sola, sino con su hijo o hija.
"Jamás dejes que las dudas paralicen tus acciones. Toma siempre todas las decisiones que necesites tomar, incluso sin tener la seguridad o certeza de que estás decidiendo correctamente."
Paulo Coelho
Paulo Coelho
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Cirilo Tunque
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De nada Vanessa.Vanesssa escribió:Gracias Cirilo!!!!
Su fuente es: http://www.fivb.org/en/Infomedia/PressR ... Language=0
Lo que pasa es que lo vi al minuto que lo publicaron y como estaba apurado, me olvidé de citar la fuente. Sí, la fivb es la fuente.
Esta es una brillante oportunidad para la nueva generacion pero igual no se subestima a ningun rival y a jugarles con todo ! ! ! !
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Piero
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De todas formas, no hay que confiarnos, pues si vamos con un equipo joven, quién sabe lo que pueda pasar, los nervios traicionan.
I know I may be young, but...I've got feelings too...and I need to do what I feel like doing, so let me go and just listen.
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jsantos1987
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A trabajar duro para llegar lo más lejos posible... A ver si pasamos segundos en el grupo o terceros sería la meta... Para enfrentar rivales más fáciles en la segunda ronda...
A tapar boquitas Leyla!!!! Sí podemos, muchachas!!!!!!11
A tapar boquitas Leyla!!!! Sí podemos, muchachas!!!!!!11
Cada vez más cerca...
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PAULPERU
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FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Championships Japan 2010 Drawing of Lots Completed
Tokyo, Japan, November 24, 2009 – FIVB Women’s World Grand Champions Cup winners Italy have been drawn to meet Olympic champions Brazil and the Netherlands while world champions Russia will take on China, Korea and the Dominican Republic after the Drawing of Lots of the FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Championships Japan 2010 were completed in the Okasaka Grand Prince Hotel on Tuesday.
A total of 24 countries were drawn across four pools for the final round of the 16th edition of the FIVB Women’s World Championships, which will be held in six venues across five Japanese cities (Tokyo, Nagoya, Hamamatsu, Matsumoto and Osaka) from October 29-November 14, 2010.
Pools for the FIVB Women’s World Championship Japan 2010
Pool A
Japan (7)
Serbia (8)
Poland (9)
Peru (16)
Algeria (19)
Costa Rica (30)
Pool B
Brazil (1)
Italy (5)
Netherlands (10)
Kenya (15)
Puerto Rico (18)
Czech Republic (36)
Pool C
United States (2)
Cuba (5)
Germany (11)
Kazakhstan (13)
Thailand (17)
Croatia (39)
Pool D
China (3)
Russia (4)
Korea (12)
Dom Republic (14)
Turkey (20)
Canada (23)
* World rankings are in brackets
Schedule for FIVB Women's World Championship Japan 2010 1st Round
A great afternoon of entertainment, which was broadcast live on TBS, involved many major figures in the world of Volleyball including the FIVB President Mr. Jizhong Wei, the President of the FIVB Sports Events Council and FIVB 2nd Executive Vice-President Mr. Theofanis Tsiokris, FIVB 1st Executive Vice-President Mr. Cristobal Marte Hoffiz and the FIVB Executive Committee members.
“Today in Tokyo we take a very important and necessary step on the road towards the 2010 FIVB Women’s World Championship in Japan, President Wei said. “On behalf of the FIVB I would like to pass on my gratitude to the JVA and also to the host broadcaster TBS for their generous and expert support for this event. I would also like to recognise the federations and athletes who have played such a key role in the 2010 FIVB Women’s World Championship so far. My congratulations goes to the athletes of, not only the 24 teams who will participate in the world championships next year, but also to all the athletes who were part of this ground breaking tournament at one stage or another.”
“Japan is now wrapped up in the excitement of Volleyball and come next year, competition will inevitably be severe to decide the true no 1 in the world,” Japanese Volleyball Association Mr Masao Tachiki said. “We look forward to welcoming everyone to Japan.”
“The FIVB World Championships are the most prestigious Volleyball competition in the world,” National Organizing Committee Honorary President and TBS Chairman Mr Hiroshi Inoue said. “We have been host broadcaster of the 98 and 2006 editions and produced quality images for Volleyball fans in Japan but also around the world. We look forward to creating another great spectacle next year.”
A record-breaking number of nations (101) participated in the year-long qualifying process before 22 countries joined hosts Japan and defending champions Russia in the final round. The host nation and the first 11 teams in the world ranking were automatically placed according to the serpentine system with the following 12 teams drawn into pools.
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For more information contact:
FIVB Communications Deputy Director
Richard Baker
Mobile. +41 79 603 3926
Fax: +41 21 345 3545
Email: press@fivb.org
About the FIVB - The FIVB is the governing body responsible for all forms of Volleyball on a global level. Working closely with National Federations and private enterprises the FIVB promotes Volleyball competitions and development activities as entertainment and promotional factors for the enjoyment of spectators and participants while satisfying sponsors' needs. It aims to develop Volleyball as a major world media and entertainment sport through world-class planning and organisation of competitions, marketing and promotional activities. The FIVB is part of the Olympic Movement, contributing to the success of the Olympic Games.
Tokyo, Japan, November 24, 2009 – FIVB Women’s World Grand Champions Cup winners Italy have been drawn to meet Olympic champions Brazil and the Netherlands while world champions Russia will take on China, Korea and the Dominican Republic after the Drawing of Lots of the FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Championships Japan 2010 were completed in the Okasaka Grand Prince Hotel on Tuesday.
A total of 24 countries were drawn across four pools for the final round of the 16th edition of the FIVB Women’s World Championships, which will be held in six venues across five Japanese cities (Tokyo, Nagoya, Hamamatsu, Matsumoto and Osaka) from October 29-November 14, 2010.
Pools for the FIVB Women’s World Championship Japan 2010
Pool A
Japan (7)
Serbia (8)
Poland (9)
Peru (16)
Algeria (19)
Costa Rica (30)
Pool B
Brazil (1)
Italy (5)
Netherlands (10)
Kenya (15)
Puerto Rico (18)
Czech Republic (36)
Pool C
United States (2)
Cuba (5)
Germany (11)
Kazakhstan (13)
Thailand (17)
Croatia (39)
Pool D
China (3)
Russia (4)
Korea (12)
Dom Republic (14)
Turkey (20)
Canada (23)
* World rankings are in brackets
Schedule for FIVB Women's World Championship Japan 2010 1st Round
A great afternoon of entertainment, which was broadcast live on TBS, involved many major figures in the world of Volleyball including the FIVB President Mr. Jizhong Wei, the President of the FIVB Sports Events Council and FIVB 2nd Executive Vice-President Mr. Theofanis Tsiokris, FIVB 1st Executive Vice-President Mr. Cristobal Marte Hoffiz and the FIVB Executive Committee members.
“Today in Tokyo we take a very important and necessary step on the road towards the 2010 FIVB Women’s World Championship in Japan, President Wei said. “On behalf of the FIVB I would like to pass on my gratitude to the JVA and also to the host broadcaster TBS for their generous and expert support for this event. I would also like to recognise the federations and athletes who have played such a key role in the 2010 FIVB Women’s World Championship so far. My congratulations goes to the athletes of, not only the 24 teams who will participate in the world championships next year, but also to all the athletes who were part of this ground breaking tournament at one stage or another.”
“Japan is now wrapped up in the excitement of Volleyball and come next year, competition will inevitably be severe to decide the true no 1 in the world,” Japanese Volleyball Association Mr Masao Tachiki said. “We look forward to welcoming everyone to Japan.”
“The FIVB World Championships are the most prestigious Volleyball competition in the world,” National Organizing Committee Honorary President and TBS Chairman Mr Hiroshi Inoue said. “We have been host broadcaster of the 98 and 2006 editions and produced quality images for Volleyball fans in Japan but also around the world. We look forward to creating another great spectacle next year.”
A record-breaking number of nations (101) participated in the year-long qualifying process before 22 countries joined hosts Japan and defending champions Russia in the final round. The host nation and the first 11 teams in the world ranking were automatically placed according to the serpentine system with the following 12 teams drawn into pools.
-- ENDS --
For more information contact:
FIVB Communications Deputy Director
Richard Baker
Mobile. +41 79 603 3926
Fax: +41 21 345 3545
Email: press@fivb.org
About the FIVB - The FIVB is the governing body responsible for all forms of Volleyball on a global level. Working closely with National Federations and private enterprises the FIVB promotes Volleyball competitions and development activities as entertainment and promotional factors for the enjoyment of spectators and participants while satisfying sponsors' needs. It aims to develop Volleyball as a major world media and entertainment sport through world-class planning and organisation of competitions, marketing and promotional activities. The FIVB is part of the Olympic Movement, contributing to the success of the Olympic Games.
Just call my name... I´ll be there