2002 World Championships – Russia By Rotation
Tagged Volleyball History, 2002 FIVB World Championships, Matches From History For the amusement of probably noone other than myself, I
Tag: Matches From History
1988 Ten Days of Dawn Tournament
I have already written about events that do not appear in any official Volleyroos history. The 1988 Bicentennial Cup and
1988 Trans Tasman Trophy
For reasons that I am not 100% clear about the already poor history of Australian volleyball, especially of the National
Italy Sideout 2004
I have recently posted about the 1992 and 2004 Brazilian Olympic Gold Medal winning sideout offences. While I was on
Second Contact – Episode 2
In Second Contact, fellow coach Liam Sketcher and I watch some of the great matches of the past, and put
Brazil Sideout 2004
A while ago I posted a story about the 1992 Brazilian Olympic Gold Medal winning sideout offence. I made the
Second Contact – Episode 1
If you have spent any time with me, or on my blog, you have probably gleaned that I am interested
1992 Olympic Games – Brazil v Netherlands
The overwhelming favourite going into the 1992 Olympic Games was Italy. They were reigning World Champions, with the strongest league
Slide Attack in Men’s Volleyball – 1990 World Championships
The question is often raised ‘why don’t we see more slide attacks in men’s volleyball?’. The main reason, as the
Zorro v El Diablo – 1990 World Championships
The 1990 World Championships is often written about as a battle between two opposites for the twin titles of World
