2007-08 main Asian players in Europe stats

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  1. left-footed-redded

    left-footed-redded Red Card

    Dec 1, 2006
    #1 left-footed-redded, Jul 9, 2008
    Div. = League division
    G = Goals
    A = Assists
    WCQ = indicates the number of games that he played in World Cup qualification 3rd round

    Players in boldface joined current club during the January transfer window.



    China
    Code:
        
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
Dong Fangzhuo   23   FW   1   Manchester United(ENG)/1st       0/0    0  0   - 
Sun Jihai       30   DF   1   Manchester City(ENG)/9th         7/7    0  0  4/6
Shao Jiayi      28   MF   1   Cottbus(GER)/14th                1/13   0  0  1/6
Yu Hai          21   MF   1   Vitesse(NED)/12th                2/6    0  0   -
[B]Shi Jun         25   FW   1   FC Lucerne(SWI)/6th              5/9    1  0   -[/B]
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Zheng Zhi       27   MF   2   Charlton (ENG)/11th             38/4    7  6  6/6
[B]Xie Hui         33   MF   2   SV Wehen(GER)/8th                0/5    0  0   -[/B]
[B]Yu Dabao        20   FW   2   C.D. Aves(POR)/8th               5/4    1  ?   -[/B]
    Iran
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
J. Nekounam     27   MF   1   Osasuna(ESP)/17th                0/2    0  0  4/6
A. Teymourian   25   MF   1   Bolton(ENG)/16th                 1/2    0  0  5/6
R. Rezaei       33   DF   1   Livorno(ITA)/20th                1/4    0  0   -
V. Hashemian    32   FW   1   Hannover(GER)/8th                1/18   1  2   -
M. Mahdavikia   31   MF   1   Frankfurt(GER)/9th              12/8    0  2  1/6
A. Shapourzadeh 25   FW   1   Hansa Rostock(GER)/17th          6/8    0  0   -
    Japan
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
M. Oguro        28   FW   1   Torino(ITA)/15th                 0/4    0  0   -
T. Morimoto     19   FW   1   Catania(ITA)/17th                2/12   1  2   -
D. Matsui       27   MF   1   Le Mans(FRA)/9th                33/1    5  5  3/6
[B]M. Hasebe       24   MF   1   Wolfsburg(GER)/5th              15/2    1  2  3/6[/B]
J. Inamoto      28   MF   1   Frankfurt(GER)/9th              24/2    0  1   -
[B]S. Ono          28   MF   1   Bochum(GER)/12th                 5/7    0  2   -[/B]
[B]K. Honda        21   MF   1   VVV Venlo(NED)/17th             13/1    2  0   -[/B]
S. Nakamura     30   MF   1   Celtic(SCO)/1st                 25/2    6  8  3/6
[B]K. Mizuno       22   MF   1   Celtic(SCO)/1st                  0/0    0  0   -[/B]
K. Nakata       28   MF   1   FC Basel(SWI)/1st               18/0    1  3   -
T. Miyamoto     31   DF   1   Red Bull Salzburg(AUT)/2nd      10/3    0  0   -
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K. Fukuda       30   FW   2   Las Palmas(ESP)/7th              4/11   3  2   -
S. Ito          19   FW   2   Grenoble(FRA)/2nd                0/3    0  0   -
    Korea Republic
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
Park Ji-Sung    27   MF   1   Manchester United(ENG)/1st       8/4    1  1  4/6
Lee Young-Pyo   31   DF   1   Tottenham(ENG)/11th             17/1    0  0  4/6
Lee Dong-Gook   29   FW   1   Middlesbrough(ENG)/13th          5/9    0  0   -
Seol Ki-Hyeon   29   FW   1   Fulham(ENG)/17th                 4/8    0  1  4/6 
Ou Kyoung-Jun   20   FW   1   Metz(FRA)/20th                   0/1    0  0   -
Lee Chun-Soo    27   FW   1   Feyenoord(NED)/6th               4/8    0  0   -
Kim Byung-Suk   22   MF   1   Vitoria Setubal(POR)/6th         2/4    0  0   -
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[B]Kim Do-Heon     26   MF   2   West Bromwich(ENG)/1st           1/3    1  0  5/6[/B]
Cha Du-Ri       27   DF   2   Koblenz(GER)/13th               23/5    1  1   -
    Lebanon
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
R. Antar        27   MF   2   Koln(GER)/3rd                   30/1    7  5  1/6
Y. Mohamad      28   DF   2   Koln(GER)/3rd                   31/0    5  2   -
    Oman
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
A. Habsi        26   GK   1   Bolton(ENG)/16th                10/0    0  0  6/6
    Pakistan
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
Zeshan Rehman   24   DF   2   QPR(ENG)/14th                   18/3    0  0   -
    Syria
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
S. Malki        24   FW   1   GBA(BEL)                        31/2   16  ?  3/6
L. Chanko       29   MF   1   Hammarby(SWE)/5th               10/1    1  ?  3/6
     
  2. hammad_friend

    hammad_friend Member

    Dec 26, 2005
    Dubai, Karachi
    Club:
    Al Hilal Riyadh
    Nat'l Team:
    Saudi Arabia
    #2 hammad_friend, Jul 9, 2008
    [QUOTEPakistan
    Code:
     
               Age  Pos  Div.       Club/Team Record       Start/Sub  G  A  WCQ
Zeshan Rehman   24   DF   2   QPR(ENG)/14th                   18/3    0  0   -
    /QUOTE]


    I Didn't knew that Pakistani boy is in the English League.... surprising ... :p
     
  3. Bay23

    Bay23 New Member

    Oct 19, 2006
    Sydney
    #3 Bay23, Jul 9, 2008
    As usual, you didn't do the Australian players. FFS...
     
  4. persianfootball

    persianfootball Member+

    Aug 5, 2004
    outside your realm
    #4 persianfootball, Jul 9, 2008
    this thread is depressing.
     
  5. nimrooo

    nimrooo BigSoccer Yellow Card

    Jan 16, 2005
    #5 nimrooo, Jul 10, 2008
    true; this is stupid, you put Pakistan but not Australia?
    Australia is more asian than Pakistan and India combined :)
     
  6. tpg1

    tpg1 New Member

    May 31, 2007
    #6 tpg1, Jul 10, 2008
    Theres too many mate... list looks kind of sad without Aus though. McDonald probably scored more goals last season than the rest of the players in that list put together.
     
  7. Nurafshon

    Nurafshon Member+

    Jun 28, 2007
    Germany
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Uzbekistan
    #7 Nurafshon, Jul 10, 2008
    What about 2 Korean UEFA Champions with FC Zenit(Russia)? :D
    Anyway, good job left-footed:)
    If I have time, today I am going to post Uzbekistanian foreigners who are plaing in Europe.
     
  8. bijans-redded

    bijans-redded Red Card

    Jan 18, 2007
    Korea Republic
    Club:
    FC Seoul
    Nat'l Team:
    Korea Republic
    #8 bijans-redded, Jul 12, 2008
    Sadly, they rarely get playing time. :(
    I hope Kim Dong-Jin return to starting 11.
     
  9. aguy2die4

    aguy2die4 Member

    Mar 26, 2005
    Seoul/London
    #9 aguy2die4, Jul 12, 2008
    well, at least Kim Dong Jin played enough to get a UEFA Champions medal whereas Lee Ho didnt get one.

    yes, lets hope Kim Dong Jin recovers from his injury woes and Lee Ho steps up his game.
     
  10. wufc

    wufc Member

    May 1, 2005
    UC Irvine
    Club:
    Los Angeles Galaxy
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    #10 wufc, Jul 12, 2008
    Lee Ho is a useless sack of crap that's been sitting on the pine for 2 seasons. Kim Dong Jin had a very good season, and only injury has kept him out recently. He's started for Zenit in recent games and seems to be back in the starting lineup.
     
  11. sahbekham_pactwinner

    sahbekham_pactwinner Member

    Jun 12, 2005
    #11 sahbekham_pactwinner, Jul 12, 2008
    Approximately how many players though?
     
  12. Nurafshon

    Nurafshon Member+

    Jun 28, 2007
    Germany
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Uzbekistan
    #12 Nurafshon, Jul 12, 2008
    Dong Jin was not playing, because he was injured.
    I think he is the best left winger in the Asia at the moment. :)
     
  13. richdubai-redded

    richdubai-redded Red Card

    Jun 3, 2008
    dubai
    #13 richdubai-redded, Jul 12, 2008
    mmm.....syrian and lebanese players are doing better than iranians.
    16 goals in belgium shouldn't be underestimated.
     
  14. Andy TAUS

    Andy TAUS Member

    Jan 31, 2004
    Sydney, AUS
    #14 Andy TAUS, Jul 13, 2008
    Over 100 world-wide, with most in all the EU leagues & all divisions.

    Why use "Asian" if he/she doesn't mean "AFC"? Pretty piss-poor of the thread starter to leave out Australian players, really.

    He/she should be ashamed of himself/herself for displaying such racist xenophobia on BS.
     
  15. Bay23

    Bay23 New Member

    Oct 19, 2006
    Sydney
    #15 Bay23, Jul 13, 2008
    Theres 112 to be exact, with 75% first team regulars.
     
  16. sahbekham_pactwinner

    sahbekham_pactwinner Member

    Jun 12, 2005
    #16 sahbekham_pactwinner, Jul 13, 2008
    Wow that's a lot.
     
  17. Bay23

    Bay23 New Member

    Oct 19, 2006
    Sydney
    #17 Bay23, Jul 14, 2008
    Most of them would be in Australia if the domestic league wasn't so small.
     
  18. sahbekham_pactwinner

    sahbekham_pactwinner Member

    Jun 12, 2005
    #18 sahbekham_pactwinner, Jul 14, 2008
    How is the money situation in the Australian league? Do they get paid a lot?
     
  19. bobjones2

    bobjones2 Member

    Jun 5, 2006
    #19 bobjones2, Jul 14, 2008
    i liked the post. I think an aussie poster should create an aussie list for us and put it here.

    to be honest, except for the big names, i don't really know where the aussies play.
     
  20. Loyalty

    Loyalty Member

    Jun 25, 2006
    Australia
    #20 Loyalty, Jul 14, 2008

    The marquee players get up around $750,000 a year, although i think Sydney FC paid Dwight Yorke $800,000. Someone who follows Sydney FC would be able to give you more info than that.

    Besides the marquee player they only get around a couple of hundred for the top guys i think so it is not surprising that they go overseas if the oppotunity arises.

    A-League is just about to start its 4th year and the crowds have gone from a little under 10,000 a game average to about 16-17,000 a game so it is growing, but has plenty of competition from Aussie Rules, Rugby Union and Rugby League in winter along with Cricket and Baseball in summer.
     
  21. Bay23

    Bay23 New Member

    Oct 19, 2006
    Sydney
    #21 Bay23, Jul 14, 2008
    John Aloisi is on $20,000+ a week.
     
  22. Loyalty

    Loyalty Member

    Jun 25, 2006
    Australia
    #22 Loyalty, Jul 15, 2008
    Is that for 52 weeks in the year or just the season?
     
  23. Bay23

    Bay23 New Member

    Oct 19, 2006
    Sydney
    #23 Bay23, Jul 15, 2008
    I'm not sure.
     
  24. Sardukar

    Sardukar Member

    Dec 24, 2006
    Sydney
    #24 Sardukar, Jul 15, 2008
    That would be per week i think, my maths is not great. But doesn't include 3rd party payments and bonuses which can potentially boost it up alot more.
     
  25. persianfootball

    persianfootball Member+

    Aug 5, 2004
    outside your realm
    #25 persianfootball, Jul 15, 2008
    when do you guys think countries like saudi arabia and guam will start producing players who are capable of playing in europe like countries like iran and china have? my educated guess says 25-30 years from now. i think its better for asian football for these countries to join the top asian teams in sending players to europe.
     
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