Japanese Abroad 2005/06 [R] - Part II

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  1. gtepp15 redded

    gtepp15 redded Red Card

    Jan 5, 2006
    #176 gtepp15 redded, Jan 9, 2006
  2. LakesidePark

    LakesidePark New Member

    Dec 17, 2001
    Kanagawa, Japan
    #177 LakesidePark, Jan 10, 2006
  3. seolseol

    seolseol Member+

    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    #178 seolseol, Jan 10, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Haha , well. Maybe they are ? He is not totally useless.
     
  4. seolseol

    seolseol Member+

    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    #179 seolseol, Jan 11, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Willem II Tilburg 1 - 2 Heracles Almelo

    HIRAYAMA :D scored again.
     
  5. gtepp15 redded

    gtepp15 redded Red Card

    Jan 5, 2006
    #180 gtepp15 redded, Jan 11, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    when euro star forwards in the dutch league were 20 y.o........

    Tomasson (Heerenveen) - 18goals in 32 games
    Kuijt (Utrecht) - 13 goals in 32 games
    Van Nistelrooy (Genbosch) - 12 goals in 31 games
    Makaay (Vitesse) - 11 goals in 31 games
    Kluivert (Ajax) - 6goals in 17 games
    Ibrahimovic (Ajax) - 6 goals in 24 games
    Van Hooydonk (RBC) - 6 goals in 32 gamas
    Hasselbaink (AZ) - 1goal in 9games
    ----------------------------------------------------------

    Hirayama (Heracles) - 6 goals in 15 games
     
  6. shuvy87

    shuvy87 Moderator
    Staff Member

    Oct 17, 2003
    USA
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    Japan
    #181 shuvy87, Jan 11, 2006
  7. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #182 Acidman, Jan 11, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Koji Nakata has broken off the deal to go to isreal :)
     
  8. tako

    tako Member

    Dec 11, 2003
    Yokohama
    Nat'l Team:
    Japan
    #183 tako, Jan 12, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Hirayama scored 3 successive games!
     
  9. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #184 Acidman, Jan 12, 2006
  10. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #185 Acidman, Jan 12, 2006
  11. rougou

    rougou Member+

    Dec 7, 2003
    Hyogo
    Club:
    AS Roma
    #186 rougou, Jan 12, 2006
  12. seolseol

    seolseol Member+

    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    #187 seolseol, Jan 12, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Fkc.. Haters, let's see after the WC they will regret it.
     
  13. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #188 Acidman, Jan 12, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    He's just thrown away any chance he had of getting in the national team ever again, SKIPING TRAINING :mad:
     
  14. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #189 Acidman, Jan 12, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Shinji Ono's move to bolton has fallen threw :mad:
    But he's now 70% likley to sign for Urawa
     
  15. seolseol

    seolseol Member+

    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    #190 seolseol, Jan 13, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    FFUXK what a crappy transfer month for the japanese.
     
  16. rougou

    rougou Member+

    Dec 7, 2003
    Hyogo
    Club:
    AS Roma
    #191 rougou, Jan 13, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    whoooh. Now maybe Ono will be healthy for the world cup.
     
  17. MHaifa1913

    MHaifa1913 Moderator
    Staff Member

    Metro
    United States
    Dec 21, 1998
    New York, NY, USA
    Club:
    Maccabi Haifa FC
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    #192 MHaifa1913, Jan 13, 2006
    Beitar Jerusalem was recently bought by Russian/Israeli billionaire Arkadi Gaydamak. Gaydamak is rebuilding the club with one of the largest, if not the largest, fan bases in Israel and is building a team that he hopes in years to come will be a constant competitor on the European stage. He has brought in French manager Luis Fernandez to build the squad. So far the only signing made has been Lens' Jerome Leroy. They have shown interest in bringing in FYR Macedonia's Igor Mitrevski in from Metalurh Zaporizhzhja and Japan's Koji Nakata from Olympique de Marseille. In Israel the club currently sit in third place and look destined to be in the UEFA Cup next year. Nakata could possibly strengthen the club as things next year will be a bit hectic. Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev (dear friend of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich) will have full control over Hapoel Tel-Aviv and will look to build an even better club than Gaydamak since the two of them are sworn enemies. Names being thrown around to improve Hapoel Tel-Aviv have been Luis Figo and Cafu. Meanwhile the strongest team in Israel, Maccabi Haifa, will continue with their current system. They have the strongest youth academy in Israel and the best scouting network in South America. The club has two youth academies (one in Israel and the other in Mexico).

    This past year Hapoel Petah Tikva participated in the UEFA Cup group stage. Last year Maccabi Tel-Aviv was in the UEFA Champions League group stage. Four years ago it was Maccabi Haifa in the UEFA Champions League group stage. The Israeli league is certainly on the up with three top clubs hoping to make a splash in Europe.

    First of all it is spelled 'Israel' not 'Isreal'. Secondly I heard that Zico has been advising Mr. Nakata to join Beitar Jerusalem. Personally I think that Beitar Jerusalem shouldn't bother wasting their time on Nakata and go after someone more useful who has a bit more playing experience on a top level.

    We used to be in the AFC in the sixties (one of the top countries) and in the 1970 World Cup. Things though became more difficult when we were moved to the OFC and then to UEFA. Since then we have had small successes often in spite of the constant hardships placed on us like playing away from home and tough draws.
     
  18. gtepp15 redded

    gtepp15 redded Red Card

    Jan 5, 2006
    #193 gtepp15 redded, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    konno to lecce?
     
  19. Matsu

    Matsu Member

    Mar 28, 2001
    #194 Matsu, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Yeah. Why bother with someone who only has 55 international caps including 4 90-min starts in the World Cup, 9 starts in the Confederations Cup (including every minute of every match in Japan's 2001 Confeds Cup 2nd place finish) and the winning goal /MoM honours in two Asian Cup matches as part of his 10 Asian Cup final round starts (and 2 Asian Cup titles). Furthermore he only has a mere 26 caps as a member of the U-23 NT including four matches at the Olympics, and 31 caps as a member of the U-20 NT including every minute of every match in Japan's second-place finish in the 1999 World Youth Championships.

    And in the J.League he has only 144 matches and a mere 27 goals as a defensive midfielder over a six year career which included three league championships, two league cups and two Emperor's cups. What a loser. Surely there are thousands of players who have more "playing experience on a top level".
     
  20. feyenoordsoccerfan

    feyenoordsoccerfan Member+

    Jan 5, 2006
    Dragon's den, Rotterdam Netherlands
    #195 feyenoordsoccerfan, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    according to the Dutch news Ono has signed an agreement with his former club U. Red Diamonds. So he is on his way home and not going to England.
    He wanted to join the Bolton wanderers, but frankly I could not understand what a player with the skills of Ono is looking for with a minor club like that.
    He wanted to play in the Premier League and with the skills he has he should be wanted by the bigger clubs. I have seen worse players compared to Ono in Premier League line ups. But the problem with Ono is that he was invisible for the last two years. He went to Japan for every stupid International game of no importance, and in doing so overstretching himself and being useless for feyenoord. But he forgot that friendly games of the national Japan team against opponents of no stature donot get managers of the big teams excited. He wore himself down physically by those jet lag travels and got injury after injury, probably also caused by his tiredness. So he was invisible in the arena that really counted, the European cup competitions. And then you end up wanting to go to a mini club like Bolton Wanderers, that really is an insult to his capabilities. By the way he has behaved he made himself an injury prone player and as such to big a liability for the teams that really matter. And that is a shame, because as a Feyenoord fan I admire him and know what he is capable of and wished him a signing with a big club in England. He is the best Japanese and perhaps even best asian player. But he blew it himself.
     
  21. seolseol

    seolseol Member+

    Apr 26, 2003
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    #196 seolseol, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    This is just so sad.
     
  22. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #197 Acidman, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    National Team is 100x more important than league
     
  23. greenlion

    greenlion Member

    Apr 22, 2004
    CHINA
    Club:
    Beijing Guoan
    Nat'l Team:
    China PR
    #198 greenlion, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    U. Red Diamonds announced Ono's back~ they'll pay 2.5 m Euro for the transfer
     
  24. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #199 Acidman, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    This deffenetly will not be the end of Ono in europe, I Have no doubt a club will come in for him after he scores the winning goal in the world cup final.
    But i'm pissed off with Bolton HOW THE HELL COULD YOU NOT AFFORD 2.5 MILLION EUROS AAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH I HATE SAM ALLADICE SO MUCH:mad:
     
  25. Acidman

    Acidman New Member

    May 30, 2005
    Dundee -_-
    #200 Acidman, Jan 14, 2006
    Re: Japanese Abroad 2005-2006

    Shatamura scores another shat goal for shatstic
     
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