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

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The picture of the century

 

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Thanks for the pic.

Congrats to Yuto.

Do you guys think he will be a starter next season?

 

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I'm a Milan AC fan but I'm happy for Nagatomo and Leonardo.

 

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if there is gif, then there should be videos, where can I watch it? youtube?

I live in America and only Fox Soccer Channel shows soccer games from Europe most of the time. I'm still waiting for them to show it.

 

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I've read that on Bayern Forum. Also, some people said that Bayern already made an offer for Usami, to be honest I don't know if this is true

 

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Nagatomo punches like a girl and dances like a girl....but he plays like a man!

 

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If he still not always stay on the bench. Hope he will be the one who will bring this club back to Serie A.

 

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Could be good. They got relegated?

 

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Yes, one of the biggest flops in Italian football in few years. Though those who I talked with weren't surprised by that at all (they knew what was going inside the club I think).

 

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Samp fan here. Yes, relegated after starting the season in a CL play-in game. The owner systematically ********ed over the club. An absolute scandal. He got rid of the best striking tandem in Serie A at the winter transfer window for next to nothing, out of sheer spite towards the players and fans, and did not replace them. If Morimoto can't win out over our sorry lot of so-called strikers at Samp, he should hang up his boots.

 

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It was all about Cassano?

I like the idea, but damn it will get even worse if he will get stuck on the bench in Serie B.

 

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Not only that. Also Pazzini. Also the change of the coach. In short - crap management. Right now Morimoto isn't even playing. If he'll start regulary I don't have problem with it whether it'll be in Serie A or B at this moment. I hope he'll make optimal decission for himself this summer.

 

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Agree man it has to be optimal this time. A bad choice I think could ruin his European career.

 

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Nagatomo will be an entirely Inter player in the upcoming days:

http://www.fcinternews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=48668

 

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They have good tastes. Go, go go.

 

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Man, seems alot of European clubs, no matter how big or small, seems to be interested in Japanese talent lately. JFA really did some amazing work of progress in their youth and clubs youth academies to nuture many potentially star players. To think, J League became only a professional league since 1993, before then all were semi-pro, amateurs.
Maybe soon, Many J League clubs won't have to look for foreign strikers and can turn to their local countrymen. Not that anything is wrong with foreign strikers, it just Japanese players are good in midfield but doesn't have alot of top-class strikers, but now it is rapidly improving.
Too bad I don't know many of J League players except those on NT, internationally coverage, or playing in Europe.
Would love to learn more.