Chinese volleyball super foreign aid talk about the interesting facts of women's volleyball leagues in various countries: card gods are everywhere and are yelled at by Taiza Chinese jokes

Bulgarian women's ranking player Rabaddeeva recently gave an interview to the Russian media, telling many interesting stories about playing in various leagues, excerpted as follows:

"In Sofia, my teammates said to me: 'Go home, hillbilly.'"

I never thought I could travel to so many countries and so many cities, but I'm grateful that my career has developed the way it has been, and it's a pleasure to see so many things. My mother played amateur volleyball and my father played in semi-professional teams, and he was a sports fan and well-informed. My brother plays volleyball, so I imagine him like that. I first learned Bulgarian folk dance, and then I practiced karate. When I could win in training two years later and wanted to try something else, the school teacher let me try volleyball, and I was the tallest girl in my class at that time. I immediately fell in love with it after trying it.

I come from a very small village. Recently I also told Koroleva about our village, joking that there are only 400 people in the village, oh, stop, if I am not there, then there are only 399.

I started playing for CSF Sofia in 2005, the strongest team in the country at the time, and I quickly established myself as a starter. Those capital girls did not want to accept me as a country man, and left me a note "Hillbilly, go home!" ”。 My mother said to me, "You can cry at night and say to yourself, 'I'm going to beat you up!'" "Since then, I haven't had a problem adjusting anywhere.

"I copied every movement of Osmokorovich"

I moved to Conegliano in Italy in 2010 and I was the youngest in the team and only spoke Bulgarian, while the rest of the team didn't speak English and only spoke Italian when communicating with me. Come to think of it, I was 19 years old, in a strange country, and I couldn't speak and no one told me. Fearful and I had to speak Italian as quickly as I could.

The following year I moved to FC Baku in Azerbaijan and that was an important stage in my career because there were many of the best players in the world at that time, and they were right in front of you and became your role models. Osmokorovich is such a role model, and I copy all her techniques exactly: a pass, a serve, a smash, a block, it's almost a copy and paste operation on a computer. At the end of the season, the coach said: "Dobby, your blocking is already better than Osmokorovich. "I couldn't believe it! What the? Better than her?

"I can definitely remember Castillo"

Who can't remember Castillo? At that time, she guarded against so many gamova heavy buckles! She's everywhere! Castillo is a great player and sometimes makes people want to kill her. She catches every ball! Just when you were ready to take the pass and the ball was about to reach your hand, Castillo appeared, and then the ball was already in the setter. She's someone to rely on and it's great to play with her. In addition to her, Baku has many good players: Glenn, Akinradvo, Mamadova, Grasse, Skorupa and many more.

Two seasons in Azerbaijan became the take-off point of my career. I then moved to Galatasaray and with coach Barborini and setter Lobianco in the squad, it was impossible to refuse. I learned a lot there again, and recently I told my teammates in Kazan about the impression Lobienko gave me. She was 35 years old and asked for passes to the basket in training, and she made 99 passes out of 100 times! I couldn't believe it. The first time she came to me in training and asked me what kind of pass I wanted, and I said "fast, short". Throughout the season after that, I couldn't say anything about the quality of her passes, the right height, the right pace every time. How is this possible? It's so impressive.

Koshereva is a great player with a different personality and a desire to win at all times. Having such a teammate who is always competing for the first place will be inspiring regardless of the strength of the team.

"In Brazil, any training is like an Olympic final"

Brazil has always been my dream, I'm a die-hard Brazilian fan. You can't imagine the atmosphere at home in Brazil, full of energy and the whole stadium trembling to the roar of the fans. I've always wanted to work with Rezende, and we've been in touch for about 10 years, but unfortunately it hasn't worked out yet. The season in Minas was unforgettable, with many new friends and a lot of interesting things to learn. Although the players of Sheila, Taiza and Carroll have won almost everything, they are very serious about every training session. Maybe in Brazil, every training session is like the final of the Olympics and no one wants to lose! I remember one time after I lost a ball, Taiza would come up to me and yell at me, "What's going on? What are you doing? "They always have to win: trains, friendly matches, warm-ups.

In addition to Bulgarian, I speak six languages: Russian, English, Italian, Serbian, Portuguese and Spanish. I learned it while communicating with coaches and teammates on the team. My brother and I both have a skill: whenever we hear a new word, we remember it. The character is also very helpful, I like to say, in order to learn faster I am not ashamed to say wrong. So I learned Portuguese very quickly and got me integrated very quickly. In Brazil, they all said that I was probably the most Brazilian-like of all the foreign aides.

After experiencing the training of the Chinese volleyball league, I am no longer afraid of any training. Compared to training in Asia, training in other countries is like a vacation. Last season in China, I only took three days off in four months. I was a little overwhelmed on my days off in Kazan, what to do? Training in Brazil is similar to that in Europe: two hours in the morning and two hours in the evening. Dancing is also part of Brazilian training, and you can't train without dancing. Score, dance; Go drinking water, dancing; Dancing all the time.

"In China, call your teammates 'fools'"

It's great to play in China and I hope to go to this country more. I really like China and the league is good because you can play in two countries in one season. Luckily my coach at Guangdong is from Europe, so I was able to survive training for the first three seasons. In terms of catering, home is completely fine, because most of the time we eat Western food with the coach, but not away, and even the Chinese teammates don't always adapt. Sometimes I eat rice all day, a spoonful of rice and a sip of cold water, then another spoonful of rice and a sip of cold water. The rice is steamed and still hot. It was true that some venues were cold last season, but I'm used to it. Now I feel hot in the normal temperature hall, and in Kazan I will ask you to turn on the air conditioner a little bigger.

Learning to Chinese is simply impossible! I will only say a few bad words. The funny thing is that there is a word that I don't know the meaning of, but I used it in the team for a long time. There was a teammate called "Sha Gue" and I kept calling her "Sha Gua" and the other teammates were laughing, even the opponents. In the end, the coach explained. I know that Kazan's deputy Suvorova is studying Chinese, and she constantly asks me everything about China. I said to her, "I can teach you a few dirty words if you want."

When I received the invitation to Kazan last November, I was a little hesitant because I was worried that the Russian Premier League's powerful volleyball would make my shoulder injured last year unbearable. In China, there are 60 deductions per game, so I have to be prepared (no more injuries). Later I watched a Kazan match online and realized that I could adapt and help the team. I could feel like I was full of energy after watching that game, and I had never played in Russia. Also, because it's a short-term contract, if I don't like it, I can leave in a few months.