Japanese Abroad 2005/06 [R] - Part II

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Trator Oguro -- grenoble

 

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Are you the same guy as SHUNSUKE NAKAMURA

 

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Wern't you the guy who asked to get back as Nakaura a while back then got it, but been red carded

 

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Inamoto fails to be fit for Tonights game against Tottenham

 

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Also Boltons game was called off because of a frozen pitch

 

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omg

 

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Sorry if already posted but it looks like the Ono move to Bolton could possibly be on again He's going to visit them in Hollands winter break after talking to Hidetoshi. But would he be playing regular at Bolton, they have alot of midfielders. We need our best player in top shape for WC
http://www.goal.com/NewsDetail.aspx?idNews=111710&idSez=143

 

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Whoo, just found out Grenobles pres is japanese Kazuyoshi Tanabe

 

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i doubt ono fit bolton.

they play anti-football.

 

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hahaha West Brom are winning 2-0 against tottenham

 

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Yuki Abe moving to Heerenveen?

skysports

 

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the title of this articke makes me laugh.

abe is japans ace?

 

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Here,"ace" means a good player in general.It's different from how we use the term in Japanese.

Is he any good?I've never seen him.

 

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He better not go now, that is a good way to get yourself injured before the world cup.
At least teams are noticing guys with little senior NT experience.

He is a good player with a lot of heart and a nice free kick.
Well he was made captain of JEF at a young age so that says something.

 

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another transfer rumor

a certain ukrainian side have made a contract offer to marseille's nakata

 

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Cant wait to see Yanagisawa in Kashima again.

Hope Kashima will get him soon as possible

 

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Takahara should leave HSV as soon as possible!

He is the only Nationalteam-Striker at HSV who will go to WC 2006, but he only sit on the bench!

Please Taka, leave the HSV!

 

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yeah, finally they've won something

 

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yeah i guess yanagi would be better off with kashima, but dude!!!

 

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Bolton - Trotters chase Feyenoord ace
28 Dec 2005 16:07

http://www.clubcall.com/vsite/vcont...11136-5024-layout104-160718-news-item,00.html


Bolton are closing in on a deal for Feyenoord's Japanese midfielder Shinji Ono, who could arrive at the Reebok Stadium when the transfer window opens next month. Sam Allardyce is desperate to bolster his squad which will be depleted in January as El-Hadji Diouf, Abdoulaye Faye, Khalilou Fadiga, Radhi Jaidi, Jay-Jay Okocha are all heading away on African Cup of Nations duty With the Trotters mounting a charge both domestically and in Europe Allardyce is in need of numbers and has already made his move for Ono according to reports in Holland. The Japanese ace almost moved to the Reebok Stadium in January but the deal collapsed and while Urawa were keen on taking the player back to Japan, Ono is determined to remain in Europe. Allardyce will attempt to tie up a deal with Feyenoord in the next few days and a loan move is a possibility for a player who has only just returned after nearly six weeks on the sidelines through injury.

 

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Oguro signs for Grenoble

http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=348587&CPID=104&clid=&lid=549&title=Oguro+signs+for+Grenoble

Japanese star Masashi Oguro is confident that he can succeed in Europe after signing for French second division club Grenoble.

The striker, who was in impressive form for title winning Gamba Osaka in Japan's domestic competition, believes that he can inspire his new club into France's top flight.

"I have heard that the French second division is tough, and I don't think it will be inferior to the J-League," he said.

"I want to score goals, add strength to the team and help the club win promotion to the first division."

The 25-year-old is adamant that his decision to move abroad will not damage his World Cup ambitions.

"I do not have any real concerns. Wherever I am I still have to maintain my fitness and score goals if I want to be picked," he declared.

"If I keep producing then I think I will be able to play in the World Cup."

Grenoble's Japanese president Kazuyoshi Tanabe was delighted to secure Oguro, and identified him as a key member of the squad for the remainder of the season.

"There are a lot of physically strong players in France but Oguro has excellent movement. He is what we need for our team and we want him to help us make the step up and succeed at the next level," he urged.

 

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Bolton close to deal for Feyenoord's Ono
http://www.tribalfootball.com/decem...ews2291205.html

Bolton Wanderers are close to landing Japanese star Shinji Ono.

The midfielder is available from Dutch giants Feyenoord and has been in talks with clubs about a return to the J-League.

However, Dutch reports state Ono wants to continue his career in Europe and is keen to join countryman Hide Nakata at Bolton next month.

Trotters boss Sam Allardyce fancies a six-month loan deal for Ono, who has only just returned from an Achilles injury.