sana magka game 3 naman! ahaha.

Go ateneo! Kaya pa yan!

go ADAMSON!! I know u can make it….

as expected…hehehe

kaya pa yan ng Ateneo..Ang Lady Blue Eagles parang diesel,habang 2mtagal lalong nag iinit..ang pag nag init,gumaganda ang takbo..GO ATENEO…

(testing)

go ADAMSON kya nyo yan i believe in you. Kayang kaya natin and ATENEO

wooooooooooohoooooooooooo! New Champs….! AdU falcons… MVP Bautista

Finals MVP Sang Laguilles!

cnu ba my pix dyn ni em-orn penge nman oh..?

To those FEU fans still stuck with their UAAP championship feeling!

Regarding Guest Players

I just observed that they are bitter as always since after FEU won the UAAP. The thing is, if you are a fan of FEU or if it is your alma matter, DONT EXPECT MORE from your team especially when it engages in other women’s volleyball tournament, aside from what the UAAP offers, because FEU is only committed to UAAP -WVT- You should criticize your team’s manager for not grabbing an all around GP, Carloz is right in this particular topic. I just dont know the reason why FEU opts every time to skip hiring worthy GPs. In my opinion maybe:

1. The FEU team is just too lofty with itself that it wont mind having a GP from outside the team “former members”.

2. They don’t have the PR qualities to lure a potential MVP quality GP that FEU only end up with their former exceptional but just average players /take for example Ms. Manalo and Ms. Torres/. In the past FEU had quiet a rooster of GPs, however they perform, they could not just lift up FEU to even finish up in the semifinals or at least get the fourth place finish.

3. Or FEU don’t have the resources. It might be compensation wise, location, benefits or that they simply lack the connections in acquiring a GP please correct me if I’m wrong..

Their “strategy” and addiction

Okay, I will not contend the history of FEU in winning double digit numbers of championship in UAAP. Still, one thing I observed, FEU in almost all sports is “power hungry”. My term of FEU comprises alumnis, fans, management and students alike. They like to boost of their school, well that is what is expected of all institution, but the thing is, FEU supporters are just well above the threshold of the fine line of being too wound up and addicted to a CHAMPIONSHIP FEELING. FEU accomplishes this by employing relatively excessive fresh men student support of theirs wearing their used up not golden but yellow T-shirts, whenever FEU has a match in whatever sport in the UAAP. Deploy propaganda like university band, complete with trumpets,all kinds of drums, lyres, trombones and even triangles etc, aside from the regular cheering band which should only be comprised of drums and cheering squads. Plus, the worst thing they do to deserve being labeled a “power hungry” institution is that they force their students to attend their matches to the point that some of these students, sporting again the signature t-shirt complete with their mascot’s full blown horns, which is exaggerated, assume the status of being a production assistant or P.A. of their supposedly hyped, disputed superstar star kind of a feeling of an average player. I witness many times especially in WVT, while watching their matches in the court side. These students brought all the paraphernalias at their player’s whim.

Regarding the last UAAP WVT

FEU won the last UAAP WVT at the expense of Adamson deceivingly. I prefer to use the said term instead of “disputably” because I had recognized like all others, mindful and sane with volleyball, that winning in a sport is very improbable as the saying “bilog ang bola”. Imagine, a team losing all their four first matches with the same opponent and then EVENing the last two surprisingly. The question is, how did they accomplish that and finally labeled the phrase “deceivingly won”. Simple, they downgraded the opposing school’s supporter’s attendance in the championship matches to the point of using up at least three-fourths of the venue’s sits. I just could not believe why they made it to annoy the opposing team’s game by just their sheer numbers. And then they started to thrash mouth their opponent’s supporters which made it even worst, of course other schools have their share but FEU exceedingly and relatively is too much to handle . Believe me, with their line-up at that time, their is no way they could win unless with the help of their all too imposing thrash talking supporters. The opponent simply did not came out with their usual game because of the atmosphere!

Regarding the present which matters most

No matter how many championships FEU had in the past, nothing can compare the present. The V-league is nowadays the most prestigious WVT and no one can contend that! FEU had many years of experience in the league, I think five years and counting, that is if they will still be invited the next time. I hope the commissioners will not have a mistake of allowing this team with their rookie-laden line-up the next time. The truth is, FEU just doesn’t have the intention to win many matches in the V-league, they just want to practice for the next UAAP where they are disputably dominant with other institutions. The UAAP is as always a toss-up and FEU is not its greatest team, that would contemporarily be UST!

Guys I hope I’m wrong…

To those FEU fans still stuck with their UAAP championship feeling!

Regarding Guest Players

I just observed that they are bitter as always since after FEU won the UAAP. The thing is, if you are a fan of FEU or if it is your alma matter, DONT EXPECT MORE from your team especially when it engages in other women’s volleyball tournament, aside from what the UAAP offers, because FEU is only committed to UAAP -WVT- You should criticize your team’s manager for not grabbing an all around GP, Carloz is right in this particular topic. I just dont know the reason why FEU opts every time to skip hiring worthy GPs. In my opinion maybe:

1. The FEU team is just too lofty with itself that it wont mind having a GP from outside the team “former members”.

2. They don’t have the PR qualities to lure a potential MVP quality GP that FEU only end up with their former exceptional but just average players /take for example Ms. Manalo and Ms. Torres/. In the past FEU had quiet a rooster of GPs, however they perform, they could not just lift up FEU to even finish up in the semifinals or at least get the fourth place finish.

3. Or FEU don’t have the resources. It might be compensation wise, location, benefits or that they simply lack the connections in acquiring a GP please correct me if I’m wrong..

Their “strategy” and addiction

Okay, I will not contend the history of FEU in winning double digit numbers of championship in UAAP. Still, one thing I observed, FEU in almost all sports is “power hungry”. My term of FEU comprises alumnis, fans, management and students alike. They like to boost of their school, well that is what is expected of all institution, but the thing is, FEU supporters are just well above the threshold of the fine line of being too wound up and addicted to a CHAMPIONSHIP FEELING. FEU accomplishes this by employing relatively excessive fresh men student support of theirs wearing their used up not golden but yellow T-shirts, whenever FEU has a match in whatever sport in the UAAP. Deploy propaganda like university band, complete with trumpets,all kinds of drums, lyres, trombones and even triangles etc, aside from the regular cheering band which should only be comprised of drums and cheering squads. Plus, the worst thing they do to deserve being labeled a “power hungry” institution is that they force their students to attend their matches to the point that some of these students, sporting again the signature t-shirt complete with their mascot’s full blown horns, which is exaggerated, assume the status of being a production assistant or P.A. of their supposedly hyped, disputed superstar star kind of a feeling of an average player. I witness many times especially in WVT, while watching their matches in the court side. These students brought all the paraphernalias at their player’s whim.

Regarding the last UAAP WVT

FEU won the last UAAP WVT at the expense of Adamson deceivingly. I prefer to use the said term instead of “disputably” because I had recognized like all others, mindful and sane with volleyball, that winning in a sport is very improbable as the saying “bilog ang bola”. Imagine, a team losing all their four first matches with the same opponent and then EVENing the last two surprisingly. The question is, how did they accomplish that and finally labeled the phrase “deceivingly won”. Simple, they downgraded the opposing school’s supporter’s attendance in the championship matches to the point of using up at least three-fourths of the venue’s sits. I just could not believe why they made it to annoy the opposing team’s game by just their sheer numbers. And then they started to thrash mouth their opponent’s supporters which made it even worst, of course other schools have their share but FEU exceedingly and relatively is too much to handle . Believe me, with their line-up at that time, their is no way they could win unless with the help of their all too imposing thrash talking supporters. The opponent simply did not came out with their usual game because of the atmosphere!

Regarding the present which matters most

No matter how many championships FEU had in the past, nothing can compare the present. The V-league is nowadays the most prestigious WVT and no one can contend that! FEU had many years of experience in the league, I think five years and counting, that is if they will still be invited the next time. I hope the commissioners will not have a mistake of allowing this team with their rookie-laden line-up the next time. The truth is, FEU just doesn’t have the intention to win many matches in the V-league, they just want to practice for the next UAAP where they are disputably dominant with other institutions. The UAAP is as always a toss-up and FEU is not its greatest team, that would contemporarily be UST!

Guys, I hope I’m wrong…

we all know that adamson is really a good team esp. with nerissa bautista as their guest player and thats why they were able to vanguished ateneo even charo and karla were present..but what about a play-off against UST?

diba its unfair naman na tawagin sila na champion without dethroning the recent champion university of santo tomas??!! its unfair diba?

and sana naman eh maipalabas na ung mga laro sa Rizal technological university esp. the championship game of UST.. and pede ba sa mga adamsonian wag kyong maingay mdaming natutulog… kala niyo naman na ang galing galing niyo na eh sa UAAP naman kawawa kyo sa UST.. ano ba!! mga emoteras talaga kayo!!

sana ilaban ang adamson sa ust…para malaman talaga if dey deserve to b champion….kung ust ung ka championship nila nko ewan ko lang….ang san sebsatian nga 3 straight sets lng…ang adamson 3 straight din….alam nyo napapasin ko noong c suzzane roces pa ung guest player ng san sebastian mahina sya…lalakas lng si suzanne kung malakas mga kasama nya…ex. ust.. dba…

nagkatson lng na wla ang UST at wla ang mga veteran ng FEU ko….
kesyo sila ang namamayani kala moh kung sino na….
hmmp…..
c riza magaling nga oa lng sa kayabangan….
c segidine… nagmamaganda… hahah obvious namang hindi… hahaha

Guys they are all champions. i wouldn’t say na ginagamit ng FEU ang audience at trashtalking para manalo, remember sila ang current unigames champions as well. ang ADU, although they relied on bautista to help them win the championship, i think they deserve the crown, they have been able to bag first runner-up titles in both UAAP and the recent PVF and was able to win a Unigames championship without Guest Players. and hindi kasalanan ng ADU kung wala ang UST sa SVL. so wag na pag-awayan. Let’s congratulate the champion teams.

FEU - current UAAP and Unigames Champions
SSC - current NCAA champions
LPU - current WNCAA champions
UST - current PVF champions
and now
ADU - current SVL champions

where is your article for championship…you dont have any coz this an ATENEO website? just wondering…

Simply_serious really? FEU have numerous of championships because they really did well in the UAAP and not because they outnumbered the opposing teams fans or audience…if that is the case then, am sure, may universities will do that… i dont know if you are an expert of the game or just a fan who, until now, cant move on and still stucked with what happened last uaap season… i really disagree with what you posted… its all speculations… and FEU is not the greatest team? aww com’on alot from our philippine team atheletes are from feu then not the greatest team? last uaap season feu finally found the exact championship combination which is why they bagged the championship.

why simply serious???
are you that close also with the feu players?????
what you have said was just a mere observation of yours only….
try to accept n kc na natalo ang adu sa uaap70…
besides adu naman champ sa vleague diba????
maybe dhil sa pagkawala ng veteran ng feu pwdng adu na ang magchamp next season…..but then i still stand with my point….
hindi fans ang naglalaro sa court kundi ung players……………

REPLY TO SERIOUS: Part 1
First of all, YES, you got it all wrong.
Now let me give my thoughts.

I just observed that they are bitter as always since after FEU won the UAAP. The thing is, if you are a fan of FEU or if it is your alma matter, DONT EXPECT MORE from your team especially when it engages in other women’s volleyball tournament, aside from what the UAAP offers, because FEU is only committed to UAAP -WVT- You should criticize your team’s manager for not grabbing an all around GP, Carloz is right in this particular topic. I just dont know the reason why FEU opts every time to skip hiring worthy GPs.

>How can we, FEU fans or alumni as you said, not expect more from a team who has won numerous championship crowns. If you didn’t notice, FEU is not really into hiring spectacular GPs. AND if you didn’t notice, Coach Ernest seldom uses his GP either, this is to give more exposure to his other players, which happens to be the future of his team. Take the team to other competitions that do not allow GPs, more or less, they would perform at the same caliber, whether they perform well or not is not the issue. The FEU WVT sees other outside UAAP tournament as training grounds- this includes the Shakey’s V-league.

In my opinion maybe:

1. The FEU team is just too lofty with itself that it wont mind having a GP from outside the team “former members”.

I have answered this ever repetitive point. The FEU team is into hiring GPs to bring them to victory. They would rather lose the championship crown with their official tream line-up, than to win it because they depended on an external force.

2. They don’t have the PR qualities to lure a potential MVP quality GP that FEU only end up with their former exceptional but just average players /take for example Ms. Manalo and Ms. Torres/. In the past FEU had quiet a rooster of GPs, however they perform, they could not just lift up FEU to even finish up in the semifinals or at least get the fourth place finish.

This is not an issue of PR qualities or publicity. If you would watch previous SVL conferences FEU’s GPs seldom play as part of the team’s first six. It is very evident this season; they only gave “Ms. Torres” limited playing time. Try to watch this video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=TUe3heT2Jfk Nene Bautista was FEU’s GP during that season, but nowhere can you see her in their line-up. Now how can you expect her to carry the team to higher a standing if she didn’t play at all. Again, my point is the FEU TEAM DOES NOT DEPEND ON THEIR GUEST PLAYERS!

3. Or FEU don’t have the resources. It might be compensation wise, location, benefits or that they simply lack the connections in acquiring a GP please correct me if I’m wrong..

Now this is ridiculous. Just inquire at their admissions office to see how much is their tuition per semester, then tell me they don’t have any (financial) resources. When it comes to connections, The volleyball community in the country is not so big, always remember that. Look at how they acquire players, isn’t that a proof that they can acquire players for their team if they really want to.

REPLY TO SERIOUS: Part 2

Their “strategy” and addiction

Okay, I will not contend the history of FEU in winning double digit numbers of championship in UAAP. Still, one thing I observed, FEU in almost all sports is “power hungry”. My term of FEU comprises alumnis, fans, management and students alike. They like to boost of their school, well that is what is expected of all institution, but the thing is, FEU supporters are just well above the threshold of the fine line of being too wound up and addicted to a CHAMPIONSHIP FEELING. FEU accomplishes this by employing relatively excessive fresh men student support of theirs wearing their used up not golden but yellow T-shirts, whenever FEU has a match in whatever sport in the UAAP. Deploy propaganda like university band, complete with trumpets,all kinds of drums, lyres, trombones and even triangles etc, aside from the regular cheering band which should only be comprised of drums and cheering squads. Plus, the worst thing they do to deserve being labeled a “power hungry” institution is that they force their students to attend their matches to the point that some of these students, sporting again the signature t-shirt complete with their mascot’s full blown horns, which is exaggerated, assume the status of being a production assistant or P.A. of their supposedly hyped, disputed superstar star kind of a feeling of an average player. I witness many times especially in WVT, while watching their matches in the court side. These students brought all the paraphernalias at their player’s whim.

You cannot blame FEU if they require, if they really do, their students to attend any volleyball game, and have the students cheer for their team. One more thing, dyanne is right, it is not the FEU cheering squad, the FEU band, the freshmen-wearing-yelloy-shirts, who plays inside the court and wins championship games. Also, if you like to point out the team’s fan-base, I believe UST has more fans. If FEU requires or forces their students to attend games and all, UST has true fans that are not even alumni who can really fill large venues. Looking back, this crowd was not able to defeat the FEU team, because these people are not the ones who play for the team. If this, as you said, gives FEU their championship titles, we can’t do anything about that; it is their “strategy” then. Maybe, next time you watch on court side you can be your team’s loudest and greatest morale booster, let’s see if that will work for them too. If, you think, it worked for FEU, you should also believe it will work for your team.

Regarding the last UAAP WVT

FEU won the last UAAP WVT at the expense of Adamson deceivingly. I prefer to use the said term instead of “disputably” because I had recognized like all others, mindful and sane with volleyball, that winning in a sport is very improbable as the saying “bilog ang bola”. Imagine, a team losing all their four first matches with the same opponent and then EVENing the last two surprisingly. The question is, how did they accomplish that and finally labeled the phrase “deceivingly won”. Simple, they downgraded the opposing school’s supporter’s attendance in the championship matches to the point of using up at least three-fourths of the venue’s sits. I just could not believe why they made it to annoy the opposing team’s game by just their sheer numbers. And then they started to thrash mouth their opponent’s supporters which made it even worst, of course other schools have their share but FEU exceedingly and relatively is too much to handle . Believe me, with their line-up at that time, their is no way they could win unless with the help of their all too imposing thrash talking supporters. The opponent simply did not came out with their usual game because of the atmosphere!

Again, IT IS NOT THE CROWN WHO PLAYS INSIDE THE COURT. I was there during the championship match between FEU and AdU. I cannot say that AdU didn’t have a good-sized crown. There were blue and white hotdog ballons, there were loud cheers whenever Segodine makes a point, there were loud boos whenever Daquis serves. I even sat with the AdU crowd, they noticed that I cheered for the FEU team, and I can say that tried their best to annoy me. A girl tried to block my view with her AdU banner, I don’t know if if was intentional or not, I didn’t care. What was more annoying was when FEU started to win, they all had their mouths shut and their banners closed, I finally said to myself, justice served. Why don’t you blame Hiponia for her poor service which caused their team’s lost. It is not the crowd who had formidable floor defense, hard hitting spikes, and it is not even them who had the last service error.

Regarding the present which matters most

No matter how many championships FEU had in the past, nothing can compare the present.

I agree with you, so stop living in the past.

The V-league is nowadays the most prestigious WVT and no one can contend that!

I can, and I will. It all depends on what perspective you are coming from. FEU may think that a UAAP crown is more important, or SSC would say that their goal is to finally have that SVL crown. If it is really the MOST prestigious crown, why did big volleyball teams, like UST and LaSalle, choose not to join. I believe that every volleyball competition to every volleyball team is important.

FEU had many years of experience in the league, I think five years and counting, that is if they will still be invited the next time. I hope the commissioners will not have a mistake of allowing this team with their rookie-laden line-up the next time. The truth is, FEU just doesn’t have the intention to win many matches in the V-league, they just want to practice for the next UAAP where they are disputably dominant with other institutions. The UAAP is as always a toss-up and FEU is not its greatest team, that would contemporarily be UST!

The commissioners will not think twice on inviting the FEU team again next season. If what you were pointing out earlier that FEU can bring large crowds to the Arena is true, why will they choose to drop this this team if it can invite more audience share. Mind you, they team maybe rookie-laden today, but this line-up will no longer be rookies by tomorrow. If FEU’s intention is not to win but only to practice, they have the prerogative on that; it is not for anyone else to decide. Try to be consistent; “FEU is dominant with other institutions in UAAP, but UST is its greatest team?”

Guys, I hope I’m wrong…

As I said, yes you are.

hahai simply serious, talo nga ng apat na beses ang FEU sa nakaraang uaap ngunit nakabawi naman sila sa huli, eh ang adu ba nakabawi sa ust? mabuti nga ang feu natalo ang ust ng ilang beses, eh ang adu natalo ba nila ang ust? tapos hindi magaling? ay naku ayoko magmayabang pero logic nalang please…

hay naku serious, mag paka serious ka nga, hindi yung padalos dalos ka, dala lang yan ng matinding emotion…hahaha…wag mong sisihin ang buong feu wvt kung nirequire ng school na ang buong campus ang kailangang pumunta at sumuporta at mas lalong di nila kasalanan kung bakit may banda at malalakas at maiingay na trumpeta… eh di sana ipagbawal na yan at isa pa bawal pa na tulungan ng buong institution ang kanilang mga manlalaro? sana naintindihan mo…hehehe… kaibigan parin tayo….hahaha

may 2nd conference pb v-league ngaun?

meron yan for sure. for this year ang aabangan natin:

SVL 2
NCAA
UAAP 71
WNCAA
Unigames

tingan natin kung sino ang madedethrone. hehehehehe.

yung home and away league nde na nasundan.. ang last nila nung 2006 pa.