Generation of Workers
Italy is a proud volleyball nation. And Italians love both nicknames and hyperbole. For example, Lorenzo Bernardi is universally known
Tag: 2010 FIVB Volleyball World Championships
World Championships – Some More Thoughts
A friend of mine wrote on his facebook page on Sunday night “Brazil celebrates and so ends a really poor
World Championships Final – Told You So
Over the course of the last few weeks I’ve made many predictions about various aspects of the World Championships. Without
World Championships – … and the final is…
Cuba – Brazil After two weeks, 70 odd games, a few scandals and the whole gamut of emotions, there are
World Championships – The Dust Settles
And then there were four. On Saturday it will be Cuba – Serbia and Italy – Brazil in the semi
World Championships – Karma Police
As I watched USA thump Italy in the first set of last night’s match, I thought two thoughts – maybe
World Championships – Losing to Win – Bagnoli’s View
After a long away trip, I’m catching up on my reading (well, google translating) from over the weekend. Despite Brazil
World Championships Second Round – The Last To Lose Wins
“Whatever the Serbians can do we can better!” seems to be the motto of the second round of the World
World Championships Day 4 – Losing To Win
“We are in the position that if you lose twice, you end up in third place and from this Pool
World Championships Day 2/3 – 21st Century Fan
My ‘first’ World Championships was 1982. By an amusing quirk of the FIVB calendar, Australia’s fourth place at the 1979
At Home On The Court 