against the danish...
.Scheersberg wrote:I find it difficult to predict which contries are favorites, so many young and talented players that I do not know. So you look at previous or recent results and combine it with tradition and Handball culture.
In the group of Holland I think Angola and Japan will be very hard to beat, I guess Romania and Denmark will be to strong, but maybe #4 in the group is possible.
Holland U20 has 2 big talents Dione Housheer (18 years) and next year playing for Nykøbing Falster HK and Larissa Nusser (18 years) and next year also playing in Denmark for F.C. København Håndbold, both of them already played in the national women team.
Looking at the scores againts Paraguay this is not that strange:
Dione Housheer 9, Merel Freriks 8, Larissa Nusser 5
Actually Merel Freriks (20 years) is already playing in the Bundesliga for HSG Bensheim/Auerbach. She also played some games with the "Big Girls".
Note: in the Dutch League when you are a talent and are 19 or 20 years, you are considerered as being "old", then it's time to leave and play in Germany or Denmark
Scheersberg wrote:I find it difficult to predict which contries are favorites, so many young and talented players that I do not know. So you look at previous or recent results and combine it with tradition and Handball culture.
In the group of Holland I think Angola and Japan will be very hard to beat, I guess Romania and Denmark will be to strong, but maybe #4 in the group is possible.
Holland U20 has 2 big talents Dione Housheer (18 years) and next year playing for Nykøbing Falster HK and Larissa Nusser (18 years) and next year also playing in Denmark for F.C. København Håndbold, both of them already played in the national women team.
Looking at the scores againts Paraguay this is not that strange:
Dione Housheer 9, Merel Freriks 8, Larissa Nusser 5
Actually Merel Freriks (20 years) is already playing in the Bundesliga for HSG Bensheim/Auerbach. She also played some games with the "Big Girls".
Note: in the Dutch League when you are a talent and are 19 or 20 years, you are considerered as being "old", then it's time to leave and play in Germany or Denmark
Bo$ko wrote:Will Ivory Coast arrive and play at all?
Scheersberg wrote:I always use this link:
https://www.hungaryhandball2018.com/streaming.html
OltchimRmValcea wrote:Regarding live streaming, I have to say this is the worst event in many last years. I don't blame organisers for video quality, it's pretty good (especially for games played in Fonix Arena), I blame them for not being punctual. As examples, stream for Angola-Holland started after 10 minutes of play, Romania-Paraguay video was stopped before game ended.
And why they hide recordings on their youtube channel?
Gojira wrote:No Ivory Coast:
http://ihf.info/en-us/ihfcompetitions/worldchampionships/womenjuniorworldchampionships/2018women%e2%80%99sjunior(u20)worldchampionshiphun/news/newsdetails.aspx?ID=5762
I feel sorry for the players. But this is ridiculous. A place in the WCh wasted.
Wbk wrote:Gojira wrote:No Ivory Coast:
http://ihf.info/en-us/ihfcompetitions/worldchampionships/womenjuniorworldchampionships/2018women%e2%80%99sjunior(u20)worldchampionshiphun/news/newsdetails.aspx?ID=5762
I feel sorry for the players. But this is ridiculous. A place in the WCh wasted.
On the Ivory Coast case: French Embassy refused to issue visa for them.
http://abidjantv.net/sports/championnat ... ai-raison/
Hopkirk wrote:Germany - Spain
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Doru Delavale wrote:Denmark played the weakest 3 teams of group and has weakest atack...
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