2015/18 Shinji Okazaki @ Leicester City F.C. (ENG)

good inspiration.

 

Yes Dax , you found the right words =). Hope Okazaki can score one more today =)

 

I hate to say it, but our defence are having a nightmare over Okazaki at the moment.

 

how good was vardy ball to set up okazaki and that volly was amazing to bad he didnt finish it there

 

You f*cking useless ref. Penalty and a red card was the only outcome

 

Mahrez has been a key player for Leicester ever since he was bought.

 

Subbed out in 64 ? WTF ? He was a monster,a beast. The comentator says, he think this is tactical cause West Ham was coming close to the 2:2 after they scored the 1:2 but why Okazaki ? Maybe cause he has a yellow card and was looking a little pain cause the hard fouls against him

 

Can someone take out Payet plz

 

But Vardy was on yellow either. Hmm I think this has a little to do with the fouls against him, they don`t want to risk an injury. But still a little confused about this sub. Nothing against Vardy but Okazaki gives so much more to the game ...more power,more defending,more chasing balls but yeah. It was a still a great game from him. Looks like the Premiere League fits them very well. No aclimatising Problems in the first 2 games.

 

they were getting killed out there in defense so they had to bring on a cdm and so far its worked
its sad okazaki had to be that guy to come off but hes still adjusting to the epl and he was looking a little tired out there

 

Another goal by head

 

In Japanese doesn't exists a translation for second ball? and also for ball? Also, the Japanese commentators say some words in English like back pass, etc.....why?

VIDEO: @okazakiofficial on today's 2-1 win over @whufc_official and his first goal for #lcfc. #WhuLeihttps://t.co/4hALmt3PEi

— Leicester City (@LCFC) August 15, 2015

 

Second ball is indeed translated and used as it stands and becomes 'sekando boru' in Japan. For the back pass it's used as much as 'boru wo sageru' and both terms have the same meaning and are used equally (or at least in my ears).

 

I have a feeling that Shinji could scored more goals in Premiere League then in Bundesliga. He looks extremly sharp and it seems that he likes the "hard style" of Englands football. Maybe he can break Kagawas goal record for japanese players even there =D.

 

Of course Dax, you`re right but maybe this competition hold him on fire ? It`s a little early to say something but I think, he should score at least 10 goals.

 

how about not getting overexcited too early.

 

Scoring in the first match of the league, isn't this another record by him?
This can be the first good season for a japanese player in EPL history.

 

Doesnt matter: scoring in the first 2 matches, isnt it a new record?