日本代表/ J.League / Osako Yuya / Maeda Daizen / Mitoma Kaoru / Seibu Lions /
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MoriyasuH2Scouting retweeted
Ronaldo is going to have 20 shots tomorrow after seeing this Messi performance. Might not even attempt a single pass. Usage rate will be in Westbrook territory.
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MoriyasuH2Scouting retweeted
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I respect Messi’s greatness, but I’m fully convinced he’s going goal‑less this World Cup and Argentina are getting grouped. He holds them back.
Bookmark this and come back when it happens.
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【記事全文】神戸が横浜Mの27歳MF渡辺皓太を完全移籍で獲得へ クラブ間で既に合意済み - スポニチ Sponichi Annex サッカー sponichi.co.jp/soccer/news/2…
この書き方だと知念が欲しいから渡辺を売りオペしたように受け取れるな。渡辺を獲られるから、知念で埋めようとしてるんだと思ったけど。
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Other than the goal, and there was a push from Van Dijk, Japan weren’t particularly troubled on set pieces. Besides, Ogawa is 186cm and scored a lot of headers in the Dutch league, he was probably one of the biggest dangers on the pitch in that category.
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People shouldn't have been surprised to see Japan equalise from a headed goal after a corner yesterday.
Defending set pieces is obviously one of their weaknesses. The lack of physicality and height was particularly noticeable against the Netherlands, and their full man-marking approach didn't help either.
Attacking set pieces, however, are a completely different story.
With the right routines, blocks and movements, you can create advantages regardless of size.
During the qualifiers, Japan scored 12 headed goals - more than any other AFC nation.
It was no surprise to see them target Ogawa after he came on. He scored 5 headed goals during qualifying on his own.
Japan may struggle to defend set pieces against bigger opponents, but they're much more dangerous attacking them than many people realise.
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An example of the new 2050 Goal Playing project. Identifying talent then developing with a clear pathway part is playing! @JFA @goalplayer_com Well done so far 👏🏻👏🏻
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It is real ?
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🚨🇯🇵 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Rafael van der Vaart has sparked discussion on social media after controversial comments he made about Japan following the Netherlands' draw with Japan.
🗣️ Van der Vaart: "Micky van de Ven should have defended the Japanese corner better. The player who scored the header was completely unmarked."
He then added:
"Though they [Japan] do all look alike so...
"That was a joke, by the way. I'm afraid to say anything these days..."
— @GoalFrance
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It’s just started but I’m already hemorrhaging over these takes. It was predictable but still.
For me the biggest miss in American soccer isn’t the LeBron James’ and so on. It’s the countless Division 1 5’8-11 slot wide receivers/corner backs whose change of direction and agility would have been unstoppable on a score pitch
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I thought the guy was a casual but he’s a « soccer analyst » (!)
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Speed is indeed a physical trait and both teams average is above 181cm. They’re fine, it’s football, not powerlifting.
Japan and Korea not having the most impressive physical traits in the World Cup but being able to compete against European powerhouses through speed and technical wit makes me wonder how Filipinos would perform well if we focused on football and not basketball
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The contrast between the first and the last celebration is just hilarious. The goal is just too good for any fake respect/humility.
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Japan might just win the 2030 world cup, their attention to detail and culture of excellence is worthy of emulation.
Majority of Europe's future top club talent would be Asians.
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I am extremely poor but if I wasn’t, this tracksuit would be in my closet already. Even grown men look good in it
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