Le JTJ - French podcast about Japanese Football

Blue-San · Nov 10, 2013

Yo Saku are you the one running this show?

Seems cool but my French is really poor and weak so would be great if someone had something like this in English

Saku² · Nov 20, 2013

my friends are.

Blue-San · Nov 20, 2013

Ask your friends if they would be willing to make on in English. Would get more people listening in as well

Saku² · Nov 20, 2013

See you in 4 years when they have learned.

Keren · Nov 20, 2013

Blue-San said: ↑

Ask your friends if they would be willing to make on in English. Would get more people listening in as well
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They are actually overbooked

Blue-San · Nov 20, 2013

my point is would love if it would be in english as well, thats all

p.s.

looks like hate for the english language is still strong in France

uhdfkwncvbgtyhu89 · Nov 21, 2013

TODOROKI_11 · Nov 21, 2013

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Fantastic!! hahaha

Chingoo · Nov 23, 2013

I wish I paid attention during French class

Keren · Nov 23, 2013

The most important :

<< Ogihara is a polyvalent midfielder who can play (help out) as CB. He has a quality that Yamaguchi hasn't : an awesome shoot. Thanks to this, he has scored 4 goals this season (in 2012). It's quite good for a midfielder.
Moreover, Ogihara is very tall and physical for a J-League player. His maturity and his technical ability are not frequent for a 20 years old player. >>

<< Do you think he has some defects ? >>

<< Not for the moment. It's very impressive. Of course, he makes some avoidable mistakes, as every young player, but I feel he can progress, become stronger physically. It's a player with good mentality and I don't see any particular defect which could stop his progression. >>

<< Do you think he will soon go to Europe ? >>

<< No, he's still young, and European clubs don't look for japanese midfielers, they prefer other profiles like litte offensive players. >>

<< Ok, please talk us about Yamaguchi. >>

<< I will be faster with Yamaguchi, because he's very close to a lot of profiles that we can see in japanese football. He could look like Yuki Abe, Makoto Hasebe. He's good technically but less explosive than Ogihara. However, he's a very intelligent player and he becomes more and more impressive but he stays a classic profile. I think he will be able to come after Hasebe. >>

In the end of the video, we can see that Ogihara is rated by 4 stars (the maximum is 5).
Yamaguchi just obtains 3 stars.
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But this podcast was recorded just before the olympic games. Today, things have changed. Yamaguchi was named as the best player of EAFF, and now he plays for the senior team, while Ogihara not.

L.D.11 · Dec 10, 2013

Hello,

Not much of a poster in all of big soccer just browse boards.

I thought it was known of the J league podcast in English

http://jtalkpodcast.blogspot.com/

I think they have been going on for at least two seasons. and i think they talk about J-2 as well.

naopon · Dec 11, 2013

I guess if you might as well listen if you even understand a little. Recently I realized I've been wasting too much time watching online Bundesliga streams online because my (abysmal) German listening comprehension has noticeably improved...