#vollebyall

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it has come to me that for some reason all setters are, like, superawesome players in every thing

when i first read haikyuu i didnt really liked volleyball, the sport was just a meh for me, but reading the manga was very life changing for me. i don't know if you have noticed this before but haikyuu is not only a story about vollebyall

back to the point: i read haikyuu, i started playing volleyball, and now I'm a setter for my team, but I don't feel like I deserve that title. because my team is a little tiny whit obsessed with the sport they all send me videos and posts and memes about it, and more than half of them are about how great are setters and how they can do everything and how they are the backbone of the team and blah blah blah, but I'm none of those things.

in haikyuu, all setters are special in some way: Kageyama is a prodigy who just wants to play volleyball with the very best and even tho he is one of the better players he continues to improve. Oikawa may not be a prodigy but if you tell me he's an average guy I will punch you in the face, that man's obsessed with it and so it drives him to push harder and harder until he wins against all monsters. Atsumu genuinely loves volleyball because its his entire life, his safe place, and he's a prodigy all by himself, he's witty and cocky and enjoys winning more than anything he works hard. and i'd be lying if any of them had an average serve, they're strong, not only them but also Semi, Shirabu, and Kogane, they're all strong players who can take whatever's demanded of them, they have nasty serves and get the job done

two months ago my team got into a local tournament and we haven't lost a match yet, let me tell ya it was not my doing. In fact, I spent four out of six matches on the bench because of an injury. They're all strong and smart and have a lot of strategies that I don't know of because of my absence, they know each other pretty well by now and know what to do or what to say in certain circumstances. I don't. Yet they still choose me in the starter line up in a 5-1 play and half of them wanted me as the captain.

i dont have charisma or am i good with words, I don't know these people as they know each other, I'm not half as good as any of them; yet they still choose to trust me and put me in the most important place in the game

how can i reciprocate my gratitude when I cant even get my serve to pass the net, nor I can set the ball like they want me to set it, or cheer them up when they're down?

I like reading and watching haikyuu, I really do, but i cant stand watching the setters doing a good job knowing that I don't do the same for my team. I want to get better, but my injury draws me back some days and other days is my mental health that is lacking

how can i prove them right when all I'm doing is proving their trust wrong? they're expectant of me and I cant make them feel proud of their decision. not to my team, not to my coach.

yesterday was the last day of coaching of one of our teachers, and I couldn't prove him, not even once, that his teachings had borne fruit. he was expectant of me, he tried so hard to teach me so many things, he even stayed late after practice with me so i could finally do something right... i cant shake the feeling that i might have made him feel useless because i couldn't do what he expected me to do. I wanted to make him feel proud, but all i got was a look of disappointment when we said goodbye.

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St. Teresa High School's Maddie Snow (23), left, and Meridian High School's Erin Fasick (27) go head to head Tuesday during the Class 2A Girls Volleyball Regional semifinals at Maroa-Forsyth High School in Maroa. (📷: @clayphoto, @heraldandreview) #photojournalism #photography #sports #sportsphotgraphy #vollebyall #centralillinois http://ift.tt/2gEBByX

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St. Teresa High School's Maddie Snow (23), left, and Meridian High School's Erin Fasick (27) go head to head Tuesday during the Class 2A Girls Volleyball Regional semifinals at Maroa-Forsyth High School in Maroa. (📷: @clayphoto, @heraldandreview) #photojournalism #photography #sports #sportsphotgraphy #vollebyall #centralillinois http://ift.tt/2gEBByX

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Deurali win title

DAMAULI: Deurali Hanshapur Youth Club of Kaski defeated Damauli Youth Vollebyall Club ‘A’ to win the title of the Open Volleyball Tournament on Tuesday. Deurali received Rs 35,000, while Damauli earned Rs 20,000. Damauli ‘B’ finished third and got Rs 10,000. A total of 10 teams competed in the event organised by Damauli Youth Vollebyall Club. Tanahun District Volleyball Association President…

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Manga the Week of 5/3/17

SEAN: It’s May, and a young man’s thoughts turn to … well, hopefully things other than manga. But if you want manga, we have you covered.

ASH: I always want manga.

SEAN: We also have light novels covered. J-Novel has the debut of Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest. It’s one of the most popular “isekai” titles out there, and unlike most examples of the genre we’ve seen lately, I think it plays it perfectly straight, for good or ill.

I was blown away by the readability of In Another World With My Smartphone, though I would not remotely call the book good. Vol. 2 is out next week, and I expect to be equally entertained.

ANNA: Well, things don’t have to be good to be entertaining!

SEAN: Kodansha has some more old Del Rey titles out digitally. Alive 14, Pumpkin Scissors 12, Yokazura Quartet 10… and sadly we can’t count down by 2s any more.

In new Kodansha digital releases, we have the 3rd All-Rounder Meguru and the 3rd (and final?) Museum.

In addition, Kodansha schnookered me with a last-minute title. The 3rd Wave, Listen to Me! is already out. I was not able to inform you a week ahead of time. I am filled with shame.

MICHELLE: But a hearty “Yay!” anyway.

ANNA: Arrgh, haven’t even read the first volume.

SEAN: And in print Kodansha news, a 4th volume of Cells at Work!.

ASH: This series is ridiculous fun. And informative, too.

SEAN: I’ve been waiting for this one since it was announced. Pantheon has the debut omnibus of My Brother’s Husband, a manga by Gengoroh Tagame about a Japanese man whose brother passes away, and the brother’s Canadian husband then moves in with him and his young daughter. It runs in Fuitabasha’s Manga Action, and I believe just announced it’s finishing with 4 volumes, meaning we should get a 2nd omnibus at some point. Go get this release.

MICHELLE: So excited for this one.

ANNA: Sounds great!

ASH: This is absolutely one of my most anticipated releases for this year. I’ve been collecting the Japanese volumes, but I’m so excited that it’s being translated and will definitely be picking up the English-language edition.

MELINDA: So very much on board with this!

SEAN: Seven Seas has a quartet of titles, starting with the 10th Arpeggio of Blue Steel.

Dreamin’ Sun is their first debut, and any other week it’d be the title I’m most excited about. It’s by the creator of orange, and is the title she had success with before that one. It ran in Bessatsu Margaret, a Shueisha title. Yay, shoujo!

MICHELLE: !!!! How did I miss this?! I loved orange and usually love things that rain in Margaret or its offshoots.

ANNA: Woo hoo for shoujo!

ASH: I loved orange, so I’m looking forward to giving Dreamin’ Sun a try.

SEAN: Another Hatsune Miku spinoff comes out, as we get Vol. 1 of Bad End Night. This seems to be Hatsune Miku meets Alice in the Country of, and it ran in Zero-Sum Online.

And there is a 2nd volume of Magical Girl Site, no doubt featuring more dead young girls, because that’s what kids like these days.

Vertical has an 8th volume of Nichijou, and this is the volume where the plot really starts kicking in… OK, not really.

And the rest is Viz. Anonymous Noise gets a second encore… I mean volume.

ANNA: I find this title both entertaining and frustrating, but I keep getting drawn in by the stylish cover art.

ASH: I feel much the same.

MELINDA: Yep. I guess we’ll see if it gets less frustrating, eventually.

SEAN: Bleach has a 19th 3-in-1.

Guess what’s back from the dead? That’s right, D.Gray-Man, with its 25th volume out a mere 2 and a half years after its 24th.

And speaking of necromanced properties, we begin the release of Dragon Ball Super, taking place sometime after Z but before its epilogue, and apparently being more of a tie-in to the anime than anything else. Which is to be expected given it runs in tie-in paradise V-Jump.

It’s not a Viz release party without a Haikyu!!. Here’s Vol. 11.

MICHELLE: Woot.

ANNA: Woo hoo vollebyall!!!!

ASH: Yeah!!

SEAN: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure continues its hardcover release of what is becoming its most boring arc, though I’ll keep trucking along. Have the 3rd Stardust Crusaders book.

ASH: Just you wait, Sean, things will start to pick up again.

SEAN: Last time I said we got the penultimate Maid-sama! omnibus, showing I can’t count. Instead THIS is the penultimate volume, and I expect we’ll get the last in August.

MICHELLE: Actually, I had it in my head that the series was 16 volumes long, too, so you’re not alone.

SEAN: The 8th My Hero Academia will show off more Superhero School, as they try to pass their finals in the most awesome way possible.

Speaking of penultimate volumes, here’s the 2nd to last My Love Story!!. Just typing that is making me sad.

MICHELLE: Me, too.

ANNA: NO, IT MUST NEVER END!!!!!

ASH: My Love Story!! has been such a treasure. I love the series so much.

SEAN: Nisekoi continues to trundle towards its ending as well with Vol. 21.

One Piece’s 82nd volume will hopefully tell us what’s going to happen to Sanji, though knowing Oda no doubt it will be drawn out.

Toriko has ended in Japan, and its schedule is slowing down here. This is the 38th volume.

MICHELLE: Someday I really will read this.

SEAN: And what would a list of Viz releases be without a Yu-Gi-Oh volume at the end? This is the 10th 3-in-1.

Do you feel the PASSION pouring through your veins? BUY SOMETHING FROM THIS LIST!

By: Sean Gaffney

[tarticawhat]

Sugawara is SO ADORBS I think he might be my favorite character

I mean he's more than adorbs he's nice and calm and passionate and caring and solicitous for others' welfare and driven and yeah lots of things more important than adrobs

[anusiak11]

Gosia & Ania na meczu w Płocku , dopingują koleżanki . ;)

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[anusiak11]

Chętnie bym taką piłkę przyjęła . !  :D

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Jaque & Murilo z ubrankami dla dzidziusia - jej *-*