Japanese Abroad 2005/06 [R] - Part III

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Thanks

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Euro-based Japanese players' up-to-date records in league games.

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                                    [B]Apps           Goals           Assists[/B]
[B]Nakamura - Celtic/Scotland[/B]            27              4                9 [COLOR="Blue"][B](+1)[/B][/COLOR]
[B]Yanagisawa - Messina/Italy[/B]             7              0                0
[B]Okubo - Mallorca/Spain[/B]                22              2                2
[B]Fukuda - Castellion/Spain 2nd[/B]         11              0                0
[B]Nakata - Bolton/England[/B]               14              1                1
[B]Inamoto - WBA/England[/B]                 18              0                3 
[B]Nakata - Marseille/France[/B]              4              0                0
[B]Matsui - Le Mans/France[/B]               28              3                7 
[B]Oguro - Grenoble/France 2nd[/B]            9              1                0
[B]Takahara - HSV/Germany[/B]                16              0                1
[B]Ono - Feyenoord/Holland[/B]                4              0                0
[B]Hirayama - Heracles/Holland[/B]           26              7                2
[B]Nakata - Basel/Switzerland[/B]             5              1                0
[B]Suzuki - Red Star/Serbia&Montenegro[/B]    3              0                0

Fukuda, Oguro and Suzuki moved to Europe this winter.
Koji Nakata transfered to Basel from Marseille this winter.
Ono and Yanagisawa returned to Japan this winter.

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Two Japanese(Nakamura and Matsui) have the chance to win top assister in European leagues.


Nakamura is taking 2nd place in Scottish Premier League assist ranking.
http://www.scotprem.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Assists/0,,10002~20053,00.html

Matsui is still keeping 1st place in France League assist ranking.
http://sports.fr/fr/football/d1/2006/passeurs/classement1.html

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Hirayama's best goal in the Netherlands.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MxGtcFmMV7o
Matsui's brilliant two goals in France.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=5VzPIZZoNRU


Thanks, my countrymen.

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Hirayama reminded me of Zlatan in that clip

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Koji Nakata played 90 minutes

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Well done Middlesbrough for putting Bolton in there place. Davies is an asshole and overweight bitch who can't play football

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Hey Gamba,
You've got a bit of an attitude sometimes, what's the deal? Chill out.
Boring teams like M'boro and Bolton? I think I'd rather see Yokohama - in fact I will on 14th May.

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Yes i know, but i'm just a bolton hater right now because of Nakata being lyed to constantly by there manager and mistreated. Thats all

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FT Castellon [2 - 0] Eibar

36' [1 - 0] Kenji

90' [2 - 0] Zamora



Kenji Fukuda scored!

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2006 Euro-based Japanese players' up-to-date records in league games.

Code:

                                    [B]Apps           Goals           Assists[/B]
[B]Nakamura - Celtic/Scotland[/B]            28              4                9
[B]Yanagisawa - Messina/Italy[/B]             7              0                0
[B]Okubo - Mallorca/Spain[/B]                22              2                2
[B]Fukuda - Castellion/Spain 2nd[/B]         12              1 [COLOR="Blue"][B](+1)[/B][/COLOR]           0
[B]Nakata - Bolton/England[/B]               15              1                1
[B]Inamoto - WBA/England[/B]                 19              0                3 
[B]Nakata - Marseille/France[/B]              4              0                0
[B]Matsui - Le Mans/France[/B]               29              3                7 
[B]Oguro - Grenoble/France 2nd[/B]           10              1                0
[B]Takahara - HSV/Germany[/B]                17              0                1
[B]Ono - Feyenoord/Holland[/B]                4              0                0
[B]Hirayama - Heracles/Holland[/B]           27              7                2
[B]Nakata - Basel/Switzerland[/B]             5              1                0
[B]Suzuki - Red Star/Serbia&Montenegro[/B]    4              0                0

Fukuda, Oguro and Suzuki moved to Europe this winter.
Koji Nakata transfered to Basel from Marseille this winter.
Ono and Yanagisawa returned to Japan this winter.

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the-afc.com interview link
http://www.the-afc.com/english/worldcup/news/default.asp?action=newsDetails&newsID=142

quite interesting

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oops wrong thread

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The abroad thread seems to have gone a little stale
So i'll attempt at starting some kind of discussion
Well then, were do we all think Hide will be on the bench for next season? It's almost 100% that Sam is a manager with his favourites I.E JAY JAY OKACHA and has already said Hide will not be bought because he's to god damn good for Bolton and he'd feel like he was holding Hide back, He 100% will not be with Fiorintina and i don't want him back in Italy anyway.
Maybe Spain (the country thats too good for Nakamura). Maybe Germany or Gamba Osaka? You never know?
Opinions?

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Well Jay Jay is gone to Qatar I think next year, he won't be back in Bolton .

Hide Nakata...hmmm I think Germany would be a good fit for him, he has good technical skills. I think a German team like Stuttgart or someone would like him.

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I heard Trapatoni or whatever his name is was thinking of getting Nakata last summer but never went for him. Don't know if it was true or not

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Yea, he was, if he got him, it might have saved his job

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I heard Stuttgart have been dier this season. Maybe Borussia might be a cool place to go since Rosicky is leaving, Or are they still in financial diff

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They've bought Pienaar from Ajax for next season. He will be Rosicky's replacement.

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I see many people are involved in this discussion

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Well Hide should definitely not stay at Bolton thats for sure. Sam Alladyce's teams just don't play football so he will never fit in there.

I personally think he should stay in England (I'm biased of course), the style of play here suits him imo. Nakata can easily handle the fast pace of the game over here, plus he has way above average technical ability as far as the premiership goes. I would personally love it if he joined my team West Ham. I'd slot him straight into our midfield and he'd be great.

Hide's next move is soooo important. He needs to pick a team where he is going to get to play regular games, even if it means playing for a lesser team. Remember when he got loaned out to Bologna a couple of seasons back? He was brilliant and really thrived getting regular games. If he wants to get back to the player he was years ago, he really needs to swallow his pride and just concentrate on his football.

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If he was to stay in the premiership someone will have to spend on Nakata, since Bolton say they couldn't afford him i can't see that many mid table clubs can. Maybe a Man City or something would be a good club
Although i can't really say anything about there fanances.
I really can't understand why fiorintina won't give him a free transfer

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NAKATA ON BENCH AGAIN!
and according to skysports.com, Hide has only started 9 games for Bolton in the premiership this season
http://home.skysports.com/player.asp?plid=7154&clid=30&cpid=8