Japanese Abroad 2010/11 [R] - Part III (GER)

seolseol · Jun 6, 2011

Re: Japanese Abroad 2010/11 [R] - Germany

karolb said: ↑

i dont know exactly about his situation but i read some comments from fans saying he might leave the club ... so maybe there is possibility to return to Japan, actually exactly this would be what we expected when his move to Germany was announced, no surprise at all
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Thanks.

seolseol · Jun 6, 2011

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goru_no_ura said: ↑

He still has a contract.
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Yeah but I wonder if Freiburg still believes in him, if they ever did. 0 goals. But he was not bad the times I saw often as a sub.

BigDnm01 · Jun 6, 2011

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SamuraiBlue2002 said: ↑

Kagawa played for Miyagi Barcelona not Honda.

If Kagawa continues to play well BVB then he will move to a bigger club.

He has stated that he wants to go to a big club in many interviews.
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What I meant to say is that Kagawa dream destination is La Liga, like Honda said in recent interview. Honda grew from the Gamba Osaka youth squad, I know.

I also meant Kagawa should stick with BVB for 1 or more season before heading off to the big clubs.

sc-f · Jun 6, 2011

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seolseol said: ↑

Yeah but I wonder if Freiburg still believes in him, if they ever did. 0 goals. But he was not bad the times I saw often as a sub.
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The situation would become more interesting for Yano if they manage to sell Cisse. If they don't everything remains the same next season, even though they have a new coach.

sc-f · Jun 6, 2011

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BigDnm01 said: ↑

What I meant to say is that Kagawa dream destination is La Liga, like Honda said in recent interview. Honda grew from the Gamba Osaka youth squad, I know.

I also meant Kagawa should stick with BVB for 1 or more season before heading off to the big clubs.
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Honda stated that he always was a Real-guy and his dream was to wear their No. 10-shirt. It's always about individual strength with him, not the passing game.

SamuraiBlue2002 · Jun 6, 2011

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NOOOOOOO

Yano don't come back to Japan!

It isn't going to make a difference anyways, you can't score in either country.

seolseol · Jun 6, 2011

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SamuraiBlue2002 said: ↑

NOOOOOOO

Yano don't come back to Japan!

It isn't going to make a difference anyways, you can't score in either country.
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Haha.

Isnt Yano similar to Maki, never really scored alot. Good in the air, but mostly loved for his passion? Maki for JEF and Yano for Albirex.

sc-f · Jun 7, 2011

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Maybe we can leave the country-threads for transfer speculation, so this is like "Potential Transfers to Germany"?

However, Hoffenheim seems to be interested in Tadanari Lee:
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20110607-00000006-sph-socc

AKITOD · Jun 7, 2011

Re: Japanese Abroad 2010/11 [R] - Germany

seolseol said: ↑

Haha.

Isnt Yano similar to Maki, never really scored alot. Good in the air, but mostly loved for his passion? Maki for JEF and Yano for Albirex.
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I always liked Maki a whole lot more than Yano. Every time Maki scored whether for the JNT of Chiba you could see how much it meant to him. Still remember his goal against Switzerland in 2007 he was pumped.