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Post by donut on Feb 27, 2018 19:18:49 GMT -5
I believe Robinson has played her fair share of opposite this season actually, if I recall correctly. No, L1. She has been substituted in for Lonneke when she has struggled.
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Post by Fight On! on Feb 27, 2018 19:58:12 GMT -5
She has been substituted in for Lonneke when she has struggled. I thought I saw her in at Oppo too in the last match I watched...
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2018 21:52:18 GMT -5
I believe Robinson has played her fair share of opposite this season actually, if I recall correctly. No, L1. No, she's actually started and played matches at opposite.
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Post by ironhammer on Feb 27, 2018 22:10:02 GMT -5
Go Vakifbank....
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Post by wishinwestcoastvb on Feb 27, 2018 23:59:48 GMT -5
I think Krob is the perfect L2. She’s a great passer and defender, has a ton of grit, and a smart player. I was actually impressed with some of the swings she took when I watched. Really powerful and dynamic
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Post by 402 on Feb 28, 2018 3:15:07 GMT -5
No, she's actually started and played matches at opposite. The second match against Dinamo Moscow in the CL was the only match of the entire season that Kelsey started a game (games 1 and 2) as Vakifbank's opposite. She then subbed for Lonneke in games 4 and 5 after the team got stuck in ro. 1 s/o, because Lonneke struggles to terminate on the left. Of the six matches that Vakifbank has played in the CL, Kelsey has subbed for Lonneke in only four matches, while she's subbed for Zhu in three matches (twice as the L2 and once as the L1). In the Sultanlar Ligi, Kelsey has started as the L1 in 13 (out of 22) matches and once as the L2, while subbing for the L1 and L2 in 7 other matches, so her time as OPP has been rather anomalous.
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Post by donut on Feb 28, 2018 12:43:08 GMT -5
No, she's actually started and played matches at opposite. The second match against Dinamo Moscow in the CL was the only match of the entire season that Kelsey started a game (games 1 and 2) as Vakifbank's opposite. She then subbed for Lonneke in games 4 and 5 after the team got stuck in ro. 1 s/o, because Lonneke struggles to terminate on the left. Of the six matches that Vakifbank has played in the CL, Kelsey has subbed for Lonneke in only four matches, while she's subbed for Zhu in three matches (twice as the L2 and once as the L1). In the Sultanlar Ligi, Kelsey has started as the L1 in 13 (out of 22) matches and once as the L2, while subbing for the L1 and L2 in 7 other matches, so her time as OPP has been rather anomalous. "Only" four? You do realize that is a majority right...
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Post by 402 on Feb 28, 2018 12:50:38 GMT -5
The second match against Dinamo Moscow in the CL was the only match of the entire season that Kelsey started a game (games 1 and 2) as Vakifbank's opposite. She then subbed for Lonneke in games 4 and 5 after the team got stuck in ro. 1 s/o, because Lonneke struggles to terminate on the left. Of the six matches that Vakifbank has played in the CL, Kelsey has subbed for Lonneke in only four matches, while she's subbed for Zhu in three matches (twice as the L2 and once as the L1). In the Sultanlar Ligi, Kelsey has started as the L1 in 13 (out of 22) matches and once as the L2, while subbing for the L1 and L2 in 7 other matches, so her time as OPP has been rather anomalous. "Only" four? You do realize that is a majority right... Not when looking at her entire oeuvre of the season. Moreover, she has taken more swings on the left in this CL than on the right pin. To consider Kelsey as an OPP when she’s mostly played L1 (and L2) is on you.
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Post by donut on Feb 28, 2018 12:57:24 GMT -5
"Only" four? You do realize that is a majority right... Not when looking at her entire oeuvre of the season. Moreover, she has taken more swings on the left in this CL than on the right pin. To consider Kelsey as an OPP when she’s mostly played L1 (and L2) is on you. No one claimed she was an OPP. Other posters claimed she has played in the OPP slot a significant number of times, which you denied, and subsequently proved yourself wrong.
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Post by 402 on Feb 28, 2018 13:08:32 GMT -5
Not when looking at her entire oeuvre of the season. Moreover, she has taken more swings on the left in this CL than on the right pin. To consider Kelsey as an OPP when she’s mostly played L1 (and L2) is on you. No one claimed she was an OPP. Other posters claimed she has played in the OPP slot a significant number of times, which you denied, and subsequently proved yourself wrong. Starting one match as OPP for two sets and subbing in three other matches at that position for a few rotations is not “significant” or a “fair share” when looking at Kelsey’s 32+ matches of the season, which was my OP. People are also incorrectly claiming that she has started few matches in Turkey this year, and some have even suggested that she’s mostly been playing behind Gözde as the L2 in the Sultanlar Ligi.
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Post by donut on Feb 28, 2018 13:10:59 GMT -5
No one claimed she was an OPP. Other posters claimed she has played in the OPP slot a significant number of times, which you denied, and subsequently proved yourself wrong. Starting one match as OPP for two sets and subbing in three other matches at that position for a few rotations is not “significant” or a “fair share” when looking at Kelsey’s 32+ matches of the season, which was my OP. People are also incorrectly claiming that she has started few matches in Turkey this year, and some have even suggested that she’s mostly been playing behind Gözde as the L2 in the Sultanlar Ligi. four other matches*
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Post by 402 on Feb 28, 2018 13:31:40 GMT -5
Starting one match as OPP for two sets and subbing in three other matches at that position for a few rotations is not “significant” or a “fair share” when looking at Kelsey’s 32+ matches of the season, which was my OP. People are also incorrectly claiming that she has started few matches in Turkey this year, and some have even suggested that she’s mostly been playing behind Gözde as the L2 in the Sultanlar Ligi. four other matches* No, she has only played opposite for a total of four matches in a very limited capacity. 1. Galatasaray - subbed for Lonneke in games 2 and 3, and, in game 1, she subbed for ZT as L2 2. Lodz - subbed for Lonneke in games 2 and 3 and for ZT as L2 in games 1 and 4 3. Moscow - subbed for Lonneke to side out 4. Moscow (leg 2) - started as OPP in games 1 and 2 and subbed in the last two games to side out in Ro. 1 Ergo four total matches: One match in which she started for two games and THREE other matches, sparingly, as a sub.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2018 14:14:49 GMT -5
CSM Volei Alba BLAJ of Romania will host the Final Four on May 5-6 and therefore are qualified directly to the semi-finals. Drawing of Lots for the Playoff stage of the 2018 CEV Volleyball Champions League will take place on March 2, at the CEV office in Luxembourg at 12.00 CET. (3am Pacifc) The Drawing of Lots will be streamed live both on Facebook and YouTube www.youtube.com/cevolleyballThe following women's clubs will be drawn as qualified for the Playoffs 6: Igor Gorgonzola NOVARA (ITA), Dinamo KAZAN (RUS), VakifBank ISTANBUL (TUR), Imoco Volley CONEGLIANO (ITA), Volero ZÜRICH (SUI), Galatasaray SK ISTANBUL (TUR). www.cev.lu/News.aspx?NewsID=26885&ID=5
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Post by c4ndlelight on Mar 1, 2018 15:14:19 GMT -5
Man, everybody's praying to get Volero.
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Post by Reach on Mar 1, 2018 16:20:12 GMT -5
Man, everybody's praying to get Volero. What's the latest? I heard somewhere in France last???
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