Japanese Abroad 2005/06 [R] - Part I

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Kubo scored two goals in this month's Emperor's Cup.
He is very prone to injury but still worth the risk.

 

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FIFA article on players opinions of Japanese........looks like Nakata is popular!

http://www.fifa.com/en/comp/index/0,2442,112507,00.html?comp=CWC&year=2005&articleid=112507

 

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Christian Bolanos (Deportivo Saprissa midfielder, Costa Rican)
That's a difficult question. As I said before, I like the culture in general.

That sums it up for me (id still put Nakata), Japan's one of only two none english speaking countrys id consider movin too.

 

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i lik enakata but his so annoying

 

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I'm suprised Jamie Carragher watches Celtic as the only televised Scottish matches are on Sunday at 2.00, the same time as premiership matches.

 

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why do you guys keep calling Bolton as Boltan? The O and A are quite far from each other, so I doubt that it's just a typo...

 

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I could be wrong on this but I think the spelling in japanese is used with the katakana symbol "TA" so it's spelled Borutan in romanized letters

 

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Nope. Bolton is spelled　" ボルトン" in Katakana. If a person were typing it in romaji, not knowing the proper English spelling, they would still use "...ton", not "tan" (borutonn).

Maybe theyre just ignerunt.

 

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What annoys me is all the damn posters who call Jubilo Iwata "Jubilow" It sounds like we "blow" or something.

 

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well, I'd think that's intentional, haha.

 

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Nakata played 61 minutes of Bolton's 2-0 loss to Wigan in Carling Cup.

 

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This result reduces Nakata's playing chance.

About "Boltan" , it was just mistake. I think I only mistook once though. Anyway for Japanese, spelling and pronunciation of "a" and "o"(in addition, "u" and "e") in English words are very confusing.
No offence to Bolton. I will be careful.

 

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Wigan continue their dream season

 

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off topic but damn, was bored started to look for hide nakata pics...DUDE this guys a fashion bitch!!!! louis vuitton suitcase and all, he can be a girls bestfriend!!!!

 

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If you have the money......

 

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no, compared to other footballers c'mon this guy is like a beckham...his a metrosexual

 

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ABSOLUTLY TERRIBLE NEWS!!!! Israeli team Betar Jerusalem are trying to by Koji Nakata for fuc#k sake!!!!!!
http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?...id=&lid=549&title=Betar+close+on+Koji+capture

 

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Yana not in messina squad again, Okubo plays 25 minuites, Don't you just fuc#king love european teams What was the point in either of these clubs buying these two players last summer

 

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Nakamura did well so far this month:

http://www.soccer24-7.com/forum/showthread.php?t=96729

 

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dunno about okubo, yanagi maybe media purposes?

 

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yeah, i like himbut his very annoying!!! he has a good personality, but most of the time his a tad pessimistic

 

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Okubo is just back from injury i think.

 

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That's great.

 

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Thanks!