Japanese Abroad 2010/11 [R] - Part I

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  1. karolb Member

    Member Since:
    Apr 16, 2008
    Location:
    Germany
    Club:
    Borussia Dortmund
    Country:
    Germany
    Rumour about the move to newly promoted Lierse SK was already before or after 1st match at WC i think. Deal is almost done afaik.
          
  2. seolseol Member

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    Apr 26, 2003
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    Manchester United FC
    Man City would also be that. Dmanit.

    Man Utd would suit him perfectly.
  3. sc-f Member

    Member Since:
    May 23, 2009
    Club:
    SC Freiburg
    Country:
    Japan
  4. Saku² Member+

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    Nooooo ...
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  5. seolseol Member

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    I actually like this. Lierse SK is a nice little club , alot of Norwegian profiles played there.

    Belgium is good place to start a long and succesfull european career.
  6. Majster2 Member

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    Apr 23, 2010
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    Poland
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    Urawa RD
    Almost all of the WC CIV squad went that way through Belgium to real European football.
  7. goru_no_ura Moderator

    Member Since:
    Apr 20, 2006
    Location:
    Miyako of Zipang
    Club:
    Sanfrecce Hiroshima FC
    Country:
    Japan
    Oh dear, after the Russian league next they're going to feed us the Belgian League...?? Really, he couldn't find a club in Germany?? :eek:
  8. sc-f Member

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    SC Freiburg
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    Germany is goalkeeper heaven, they grow on trees here...
  9. seolseol Member

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    Belgium is good and Kawashima did not impress that muuuuch. But he has great potential.
  10. Saku² Member+

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    He impressed. One of the best of the tournament, so far.
  11. SkyPiercer Member

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    Jan 24, 2010
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    Chelsea FC
    Country:
    Algeria
    What a waste !! Leaving a prestigious club to join a very mediocre team/league ! :mad:

    He could have joined a far better side.

    Well, I hope he won't stay there for a long time. If he plays well enough he'll rapidly join a bigger club.

    I am not completely sure of this but I think J-League is very poorly scooted by Europeans. By leaving Japan he might have a greater chance of attracting good Euro teams.

    PS: Oh, I think I remember that name, must be that club owned by an Egyptian.
  12. SkyPiercer Member

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    Belgium itself isn't even assured to exist actually !! :D

    Imagine the poor guy finding himself in 4 th French/Dutch division all of sudden ! :eek:
  13. SamuraiBlue2002 Member

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    It makes me the mad most being a Frontale fan, but Kawashima is an ambitious guy. I would not be surprised to see him playing in a bigger league in a couple of years.

    It will be tough for him. Goalkeepers probably have the most vocal position and communication is vital, but if anyone can do it its Kawashima.
  14. mockme New Member

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    Country:
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    Well, Belgium's league isn't a big one, but it's frequently scouted by other European leagues I think. Kawashima has a good chance of getting noticed there.

    About Honda, I really want him to leave CSKA. It might be because I'm Finnish and even live almost right next to the border we share with the Russians, but I don't really like the country. :D I'd like to see him with Man United, but I think he might get buried in the immense amount of competition at first. United are constantly buying new talent and also putting in their own youngsters. I think an English mid-table side would suit him well. And once he's established himself in the league, aim for the top.
  15. seolseol Member

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    Manchester United FC
    Do you guys think any teams will bid on Abe?
  16. Majster2 Member

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    Urawa RD
    It depends what You're aiming - for European football he's too old I think. For Asian - where's better place to play than Urawa?
  17. Saku² Member+

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    Venlo made an offer for him.
  18. seolseol Member

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    Europe.
  19. seolseol Member

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    When? I think he can do better hehe.

    It's more glamorous playing for Urawa.
  20. Majster2 Member

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    Urawa RD
    Unfortunately for Nagatomo, FIGC introduced yesterday one strict regulation - only one foreigner can be signed (it's a yearly limit - that was Adriano) instead of two. I wonder how they are going to spend all those money? Houndreds of millions for players like Amauri or Gillardino? I thought that we're living in capitalism and better worker could be replaced for weaker one. That's stupidity at it's best. If they think that can save Italian football by doing this they're wrong. Local 'stars' will only get convicted that they're best ones in the world, then they'll play in Euro and story will be the same. They should start by training youth players, not modyfing laws of business!
  21. scotch17 New Member

    Member Since:
    Jun 15, 2008
    Location:
    Seattle
    Country:
    Japan
    Stupid question but which country is FIGC ? Germany ? Italy ?
  22. Majster2 Member

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    FIGC = Federazione Italiana Gioco Calcio. Germany = DFB of course.
  23. SamuraiBlue2002 Member

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    Dec 20, 2008
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    --other--
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    According to this article there are alot of "big clubs" looking at Honda.

    The list includes:
    AC Milan
    Valencia
    Sevilla
    Chelsea
    Man City
    Fiorentina
    Lyon

    http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20100703-00000025-spn-socc

    AC Milan would not be a bad choice, he would probably get a lot of playing time due to the age of their players. Valencia sold Silva and Villa so they might have money to spare, but from what I read they are extremely cash-strapped so I have no idea what kind of money they are willing to spend. CSKA have done really well to pick up Honda before the WC. Venlo must be kicking themselves for selling him. They could probably have gotten 3x what they sold him to CSKA for.
  24. Senior Tigr Member

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    Jun 6, 2008
    Location:
    Warsaw, Poland
    Club:
    CSKA Moskva
    Country:
    Russia
    Was it sure that Honda will play all matches at WC last December, when Venlo was deciding to sell him? I thought that he won his place over Nakamura only after very good CL matches thi year...
  25. seolseol Member

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    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    No Tulio news :(?
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