Volleyball controversy continues in

Volleyball controversy continues in Thailand
In America, there often are complaints about women sports teams not being taken seriously. In Thailand, the women's volleyball team is taken with utmost seriousness. Everyone seems to be talking about this.
From a Thai source regarding the recent controversy:
"An interesting article on the Volleyball in Tokyo to which I have posted additional observation. In volleyball, like all world class sports, nowadays rely on sponsors and their money. For world volleyball and the FIVB the biggest sponsors are in Japan. If Japanese volleyball , the role model of the sport in Asia especially Thailand, failed to make it to the Olympics, the money including all the connected business from the Japanese end would disappear and the income FIVB stand to gain from this sector, the biggest, would suffer, possibly to the extent of sending FIVB back into dire financial straits it once suffered. In a nut shell, World Volleyball could suffer if the Japanese team failed to make it to Rio. The Secretary of the Thai Volleyball Association has resigned from all his positions in FIVB, stating that he will only serve to complete the World Grand Prix Final round in Bangkok (6-10 July). This personal step by a man who has hitherto contributed much to volleyball in Asia was made in protest to the FIVB putting the blame on the Thai coach and team when it was the timely failure of the (electronic) system and the referee's eagerness to punish the Thai side that has left a bitter taste, like rubbing salt into our wound. Like I said before, if the old system of notifying the referee had been in place, none of these unfortunate events would have happened as the coaches could do their thing without unexpected glitches at key moments, the hi-tech way of manipulating match results. Of course, with the old system in place, if both teams had played like they did on that day the result could have been different and big money in volleyball could suffer to the detriment of the sport on the world level.

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Volleyball controversy in Thailand Continues
In America, there are often complaints not being taken seriously About Women Sports Teams. In Thailand, the women's volleyball team is taken with utmost seriousness. Everyone seems to be talking About this.
From a Thai source regarding the recent controversy:
"An Interesting Article on the Volleyball in Tokyo to which I have posted additional Observation. In volleyball, like all World Class Sports, Nowadays rely on Sponsors and their Money. . For world volleyball and the FIVB the biggest sponsors are in Japan. If Japanese volleyball, the role model of the sport in Asia especially Thailand, failed to make it to the Olympics, the money including all the connected business from the Japanese end would disappear. and the income FIVB stand to gain from this sector, the biggest, would suffer, possibly to the extent of sending FIVB back into dire financial straits it once suffered. In a nut shell, World Volleyball could suffer if the Japanese team failed to make it. to Rio. The Secretary of the Thai Volleyball Association has resigned from all his positions in FIVB, stating that he will only serve to complete the World Grand Prix Final round in Bangkok (6-10 July). This personal step by a man who has hitherto contributed much to volleyball in Asia was made ​​in protest to the FIVB putting the blame on the Thai coach and team when it was the timely failure of the (electronic) system and the referee's eagerness to punish the. Thai side that has left a bitter taste, like rubbing salt into our wound. Like I said before, if the old system of notifying the referee had been in place, none of these unfortunate events would have happened as the coaches could do their thing without unexpected glitches at key moments, the hi-tech way of manipulating match results. Of course, with the old system in place, if both teams had played like they did on that day the result could have been different and big money in volleyball could suffer to the detriment of the sport on the world level.