@SPARKADIKSv2 Sa social media lang sila malakas at sa promotion ng mga alts na over sa hype (un tlga trabaho nila) pero yung actual ratings at views ng casual viewers tlga batayan… hnd lng tlga lahat ng casual viewers active sa social media kaya mahirap icompare..
@mikdefender@vicegandako grabeee, hndi na nakakatawa, pamamahiya na gngwa mo, pilit nlng ung tawa ng tao pero deep inside nahurt na sya, sorry pero sobrang ANG LALA MO, @McDo_PH plsss tanggalin nyo na to, hnd bagay pra s mga bata ang ugali nya
@Mynameisrain29 Grabe inabot aq ng 5am knna to catch sa task force firewall… marathon malala.. kakatpos q lng now ng last episode hehe… maganda pala sya.. sa master cutter lng kasi aq updated dati.. ngaun pareho q na inaabangan
@MessMinchin3 Aq nmn hirap na hirap na sa boss.. araw araw namin topic ang senate.. lage kami may dicussion.. certified dds sya.. why? Ang reference and point of argument nya sakin are post from guanson robin and harry roque..mga ganyan lumalabas sa feed nya.. myghad.. sakit sa bangs🤣🤣🤣
Investing hours to watch the games—not to support the team, but to nitpick every mistake and hope for the current players’ downfall.
And yet you still claim you “only want what’s best” for Philippine volleyball?
We can continue calling for the OGs’ return and hold the PNVF accountable for its incompetence without tearing down the athletes who answered the call to represent the country. Is that really so hard to do? 🙄
#AlasPilipinas #AVCWomensCup
In the end, it’s becoming more and more obvious that, for some people, their distaste for everything happening in Philippine volleyball right now is rooted less in the issues themselves and more in their deep hatred for one woman: Alyssa Valdez.
You can’t claim to be fighting for what’s right while openly hoping for the downfall of the current Alas team and the humiliation of the Philippines on the international stage.
That said, I also disagree with those insisting that the current Alas lineup is already better—in terms of overall skill and chemistry—than the previous pool. Arguably, the talent and potential of the original Alas core was the strongest collection of players the Philippines has assembled in recent years. That’s exactly why it’s disappointing and heartbreaking that we’ve reached this point, where many of them chose not to play this season, possibly because of circumstances they had to endure.
But this is where we are now. A new team was formed because someone still had to represent the country in the AVC. We can all say, “Dapat yung OG pa rin,” but the reality is they declined this time. I’m sure many of them wanted to wear the flag again, but perhaps not under the circumstances only they truly know.
The truth is, none of us knows the full story. There has been no official statement, no formal complaint from the players, and no complete account from those involved. But you don’t have to be the smartest person in the room to realize that something wasn’t right.
What we should also be clear about is this: the new team never campaigned to replace the OG. They never claimed they deserved the spot more. The decision was ultimately made by the PNVF. They simply answered the call because they, too, wanted the honor of wearing the Philippine jersey and competing for the country. And honestly, isn’t that a dream any athlete would have?
This “OG Alas vs. New Alas” narrative is making us forget who should actually be held accountable. The players are not each other’s enemies. They’re on the same side.
The only side worth taking is the side of every athlete who has sacrificed to represent the Philippines. Set aside personal vendettas and misplaced hate. If we truly want Philippine volleyball to move forward, let’s stop tearing down the players and start demanding better for all of them. 🇵🇭🙏
#AlasPilipinas #AVCWomensCup
Volleyball twitter can be cruel, pitting teammates against each other. But there’s so much more—positivity, malasakit and gems like this post that bring a team (and hopefully, a country) closer than any vitriol ever could.
I’ll say it louder for the people at the back. More hope, more encouragement and more belief in each other’s efforts and decisions—whether they joined or declined; whether you agree with it or not. No need to drag others down when defending your idols. When we choose positivity, we amplify the joy for the game and inspire future generations to dream big and play for the country.🇵🇭
Choose to lift up and celebrate each other. Iwan natin yung bangayan sa senado.
This new Alas Pilipinas team’s win against Uzbekistan deserves to be celebrated the same way we celebrated every victory of the ’25 Alas Core last year—without reducing their hard work to just a “bare minimum” win.
Every athlete who wears the Philippine jersey puts in the effort and deserves to be recognized for it.
Congratulations, Alas! 🇵🇭
See you in the next game!
P.S. The hate toward both the players who chose to play and those who chose to decline has to stop. Different decisions don’t make one side more or less patriotic.
#AlasPilipinas #AVCWomensCup
wankoba bakit patol pa rin nang patol mga bakla sa mga nambabash kay alyssa. mga teh don’t engage and don’t feed them the attention they want cuz obviously, nang re-rage bait lang mga yan. hayaan niyo mga gagang manigas kaka tahol.
Kung may kulto ng fans si Alyssa, meron din siyang kulto ng haters. 😂 Since 2014 pa ang founding year, at mas consistent pa yata sila kaysa sa iba niyang supporters.
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