2014/15 Ryo Miyaichi @ FC Twente (NED) Thread [R]

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  1. Samurai Warrior

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    #76 Samurai Warrior, Jan 21, 2015
  2. Dax

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    #77 Dax, Jan 21, 2015
    It seems to suggest that he might leave Twente due to his competitors doing better than him and he not playing much

    Well I bet JLeague is waiting for him with open arms if he's willing

    edit: after further reading, it seems that this is a decision of Miyaichi's agent due to him not playing enough.
     
  3. Saku²

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    #78 Saku², Jan 21, 2015
    Good thing he extended with Arsenal so that he can keep being loaned out forever.
     
  4. Dax

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    #79 Dax, Jan 21, 2015
    Being loaned out is hardly a problem, it was worse when he actually stayed in Arsenal.
    That said, his contract is over in june and Arsenal can't see a penny at this point, so they might as well loan him to JLeague to not pay wage if they wanted.
     
  5. naopon

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    #80 naopon, Jan 21, 2015
    Wait, didn't they extend his contract?
     
  6. SamuraiBlue2002

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    #81 SamuraiBlue2002, Jan 21, 2015
    Every single J-League club will want him. Whether or not he's still good, he is a huge marketing tool and he will bring in a lot of money and fans. I do feel bad for him though, his confidence must be at an all time low.
     
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  7. Whispered11

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    #82 Whispered11, Jan 21, 2015
    Japan. This is the only solution.
    It worked for Usami.
     
  8. Saku²

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    #83 Saku², Jan 21, 2015
    Yes he did, hence my post.
     
  9. Dax

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    #84 Dax, Jan 21, 2015
    yep. This summer (2014) his contract expired. But Arsenal offered him a 1-year extension, which he accepted. This means that it runs out in june 2015.
     
  10. feyenoordsoccerfan

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    #85 feyenoordsoccerfan, Jan 23, 2015
    Mmm, not good. He chose the golden shackles instead of liberating himself after the contract expired. He could go anywhere as a free agent. Feyenoord is now short on wingers as a few left this transfer window and I'm sure they would get him on track again. But I'm of the opinion that Feyenoord only should invest valuable education time on players on a Feyenoord contract. Not making players worth more for EPL big money clubs. So as things stand now I wouldnot welcome him on a loan at Feyenoord.
     
  11. Dax

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    #86 Dax, Jan 23, 2015
    Not sure what you mean. The contract expires in june, so it would actually be perfect for Feyenoord. They just pay his loan and if he fails again they don't buy him at the end of the spell.
    It's definitely more likely than Feyenoord getting him for a two years contract (a rational minimum) after he just failed at Twente... no?
     
  12. thansau_72

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    #87 thansau_72, Jan 23, 2015
    He seems like a broken man. When you watched his games in Dutch league in 2011 and compare to his performance this year, it is hard to understand why he has regress so much. He looked even worse than any avarage wingers in the league. Probably he get better at passing backward. But that is not a good thing for a winger. To compete for a place, you have to dribble past players or score goals or make an assist or two. But he could not do any of them. Tracking back hard is only an bonus since attacker are rated by goals and assists.
    Maybe it is best to leave Europe, back to J-league to make everything from scratch again. Hopefully, he can do"an Usami" and turn his career around.
     
  13. thansau_72

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    #88 thansau_72, Jan 23, 2015
    Could someone follow J-league this year anser me a question?
    How well did Usami do in J-league this year? I could only follow his games in J-league 2 last year.
    This year I have no time to watch J-league. Gamba Osaka is the champion this year so I assumed that Usami did well this year. Am I wrong?
     
  14. Gordon1995

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    #89 Gordon1995, Jan 24, 2015
    Usami came back at a younger age tho.
     
  15. Whispered11

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    #90 Whispered11, Jan 24, 2015
    Probably best player of the season.
    I hope for Miyaichi the same path.
     
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  16. Keren

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    #91 Keren, Jan 25, 2015
    But Miyaichi is far less talented and seems mentally weak. Moreover, I have the feeling that his multiple injuries have affected his speed.
     
  17. NaohiroTakahara

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    #92 NaohiroTakahara, Jan 26, 2015
    Miyaichi scored today for Jong Twente
     
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  18. Dax

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    #93 Dax, Jan 27, 2015
     
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  19. feyenoordsoccerfan

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    #94 feyenoordsoccerfan, Jan 27, 2015
    If I understood it correctly it was posted that he had signed for a year extra.
     
  20. Dax

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    #95 Dax, Jan 27, 2015
    Not this again.... read some posts above you
     
  21. sc-f

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    #96 sc-f, Jan 27, 2015
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  22. Dax

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    #97 Dax, Jan 27, 2015
    oh thanks someone answered with something to read, I knew there was an extension but I kept reading it was over in 2015. I tried to search for something official but couldn't find it even on their twitter. Then reports I had seen were wrong and so is transfermarkt :eek:
    you can loan players even if their contract is going to end however, clearly it's just to save wage (see: Morimoto).

    This means that it's in Arsenal's interest to find him a loan I guess but it likely means no JLeague
     
  23. thansau_72

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    Sep 26, 2012
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    #98 thansau_72, Feb 3, 2015


    Highlights of Miyaichi game vs PSV youth team.

    Outside the goal that had been posted, he got into dangerous positions on a few occasions.
     
  24. thansau_72

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    #99 thansau_72, Feb 3, 2015
    [​IMG]

    Played in Twente youth team 4-1 victory against RKC Waalwijk yesterday.
     
  25. thansau_72

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    #100 thansau_72, Feb 5, 2015


    Highlights of the game vs RKC Waalwijk youth team
     
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