Japanese Abroad 2005/06 [R] - Part II

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Matsui is just getting better and better.

 

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did you know he has a wife, i did not knoe, a bit young for a wife, i heard okubo also has a wife and a kid

 

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About Suzuki,
sooner or later he will come back to Kashima i guess

 

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yeah, wasn't her at anderlecht last time and that other belgian club

 

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He was at Genk and Heusden Zolder in Belgium. Kashima, CFZ do Rio (Zico's team), Kashima, Ichihara, CFZ, Kashima, Kawasaki, Kashima, Genk, Kashima, Zolder, Kashima, and now Red Star. I'm wondering where he's going next.

Meanwhile, Koji Nakata does go to Basel. 中田浩二がバーゼルに移籍

 

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Basel is a good choise.

 

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by the way, whats going down with Yana and Takahara, theres only 2 or 3 days left of the europeaqn transfer window, will either be leaving , i hope so

 

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Last time he played in Europe he was loaned player (so I heard), but now he has full contract with Red Star.

 

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You left out Rio De Janeiro FC.

Incidentally, CFZ is not really a team. It is a football school. The school does have a team that takes part in one of the minor divisions of Rio de Janeiro state, but it is not a professional division. The players who are sent there are still officially members of Kashima Antlers (or another J.League club. . . .there have been a few cases of players from other clubs going to CFZ).

 

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YES! Takahara starts for the first time this season i think

 

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Hide is set to start today against Arsenal because speed and fadiga are out with injury, he'll be showing the future japan coach what he can do

 

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No goal for Takahara
out in the 82 min.

 

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and there getting beat

 

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yes, its out! Hamburg lost 2:1!
Its their first away game they lost this season

 

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Nakamura got assist on first goal, subbed 70 mins,
Celtic 3-3 Dundee, I'm not going to say anything don't worry

 

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Hidetoshi Nakata starts for Botlon against Arsenal

 

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I'm watching it live now.

 

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hahaha nakata just outjamp an arsenal player

 

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I think i'm dying of boredom, half time, only 1 chance on goal,
Nakata did very good in the first 25 minuites but after that sort of dissapeared, he's been closing down arsenal players well and has put in a few decent tackles, a few good crosses, and few crosses to knowone

 

Nakata was prominant in the second half, I thought he did very well. His passing when ever he got the ball (something which the more attacking midfielders don't usually get a lot of) was accurate. He produced a wonderfull cross field ball to Vaz-Te which should of resulted in a goal.

When Campo came of, Nakata was played in a DM position where he saw a lot more of the ball. He really showed his quality here and rarely gave the ball away.

Negatives: He is at bolton let us not forget, who rarely play posession football so it is hard for a player like Nakata to get comfortable on the ball since he had it so little of it. To see the best of him he really needs to be involved a lot more. Also, towards the end of the game Nakata gave away a cheap pass which could of led to an Arsenal goal. He needs to concentrate more.

But all in all a very positive performance which hopefully he can improve on.

 

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I am glad to hear Nakata showed positive performance in his first game after he was sent off. He will get more chance to show he improve. though Bolton's football style does not suit him much, it is cause for concern.

 

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Nakamura does not complete recover from cold, and Celtic defence is really weak

 

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you scandinavians are really into premierleague football eh?
what about your own league? just curious

 

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They send so much football here, and i love so why not watch ?

I dont like the Swedish league, just watch the "big" matches.

 

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nah i was wondering because i hear a lot of scandinavians love english football