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これは泣けますね。Jリーグ草創期から見ていたものにはグッとくる。ドーハから33年。思えば遠くへきたもんだ ↓ 会見の最後、森保監督:しゃべってていいですか? オランダ人の記者もいっぱいおられると思うので、改めてオランダの方々にも感謝を伝えたいと思います といいますのも私自身、日本代表になったとき、当時プロはない時代でしたけれど、ハンス・オフトさん(元日本代表監督)というオランダ人のコーチに育てていただいて 私だけではなく、日本人の指導者は大きな影響を受けて、今の日本のサッカーの発展につながっている また私自身が直接教えていただいた監督としてはビム・ヤンセン監督というオランダのレジェンドにJリーグサンフレッチェ広島の監督もやっていただいて 浦和レッズのコーチもやっていただいて、日本のサッカーに貢献してくださった その2人だけじゃなく、たくさんの指導者、選手の方々が日本のサッカーのレベルアップに貢献していただいたので、感謝を申し上げたいです。ありがとうございました(会場拍手)
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本田さんも放送の冒頭で触れてたけど、「スタッフ陣が世界の戦いを知っている」っていう状態は、時間がなきゃ作れないものなので、いまの日本代表はJリーグ発足以降、本当に重ねて重ねて重ねてここまで来たんだなと実感する。 この男たちが新時代の戦士とともに挑むワールドカップ、熱いわ。
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일본이 축구를 잘하는 이유 ⚽️🇯🇵 - 최근 유럽 상대 8승 2패 ㄷㄷ (축구력이 탈아시아….) 1. 흔들리지 않는 철학 (백년대계) 감독이 바뀌어도 '패스와 점유율'이라는 일본만의 확고한 축구 철학이 수십 년째 그대로 유지됨. 2. 압도적인 유스 저변 국내 전문가들이 제일 부러워하는 부분. 전국 고교 축구팀만 수천 개가 넘고 피라미드식 인프라가 미쳤음. 3. 유럽파 공장 수준 구단이 이적료 손해를 보더라도 선수들을 벨기에, 스코틀랜드 등 유럽 변방 리그로 적극 진출시켜 경험치를 먹임. (현재 유럽파로만 2~3팀을 꾸릴 정도) 4. 완벽에 가까운 기본기 유소년 시절부터 승패나 피지컬 압박보다는 패스, 트래핑, 공간 이해도 등 기술적인 훈련에만 집착함. 5. 자국 감독의 전술 역량 진화 무조건 외국인 명장만 찾지 않고, 모리야스 감독처럼 자국 지도자를 체계적으로 육성해 유럽 선진 전술을 이식함. 6. 개인보단 톱니바퀴 조직력 손흥민, 김민재 같은 역대급 슈퍼스타는 부족할지 몰라도, 11명이 하나의 기계처럼 움직이는 조직력이 압도적임. 7. 탄탄한 J리그와 자본력 지역 밀착형 시스템으로 J리그가 안정화되어 있고, 든든한 기업 스폰서들이 축구 인프라에 돈을 아끼지 않음. 8. 데이터와 분석의 생활화 협회 차원에서 전 세계 축구 트렌드를 분석하고, 그 방대한 데이터를 자국 지도자들과 투명하게 공유함. 9. 냄비 근성 없는 인내심 대회에서 실패하더라도 당장 감독 목을 치는 데 급급하지 않고, 실패 원인을 분석해 백서를 만들고 시스템을 보완함. 10. 결론 우연히 튀어나온 천재 한두 명에 의존하는 게 아니라, 시스템 자체가 톱클래스 선수를 끝없이 찍어내는 완성형 구조를 만들었음. 우리는 손흥민, 이강인 같은 돌연변이(?) 천재들의 개인 기량에 기대는 경향이 큰데, 일본은 그냥 축구 생태계 자체가 너무 튼튼하게 잡혀 있습니다. 우리도 감독 한 명에게 모든 걸 떠넘길 게 아니라, 협회 차원의 장기적인 철학이 필요해 보입니다.
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One of the biggest mistakes in youth football: Acting like development and winning are opposites. ⚽️ I don't think they are. In fact, I think players need both. Here's why 🧵 #SundayShare
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One coaching mistake I see all the time: Treating technique training and decision-making as separate things. ⚽️ Players need both. Here's why 🧵
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#FIFAWorldCup | 🇯🇵 Tim kepelatihan Jepang di bangku cadangan mengangkat papan untuk menunjukkan persis berapa banyak waktu yang tersisa di jam pertandingan untuk para pemain mereka. Tindakan tim kepelatihan Jepang (termasuk Pelatih Hajime Moriyasu) mengangkat papan di pinggir lapangan merupakan sebuah taktik komunikasi. Mereka secara konsisten menunjukkan sisa waktu pertandingan kepada para pemain, bahkan melakukan hitung mundur. Taktik ini berfungsi untuk mengontrol tempo, mendesak pemain agar segera mengejar ketertinggalan, dan menjaga fokus tim hingga menit akhir. 😮🧠 Taktik yang sangat menarik, dan Jepang kemudian berhasil mencetak gol penyama kedudukan pada menit ke-89 melawan Belanda! #FeelEveryGoal | @toshibatv_id
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Steven Gerrard on Japan players displaying Wataru Endō's jersey after the 2-2 draw against the Netherlands: 🗣️ “I have to say, what I saw after the final whistle was bigger than football. Watching those Japanese players hold up Endō's shirt wasn't about a result it was about respect, loyalty, and reminding the world that some teammates are present even when they can't be on the pitch. People will remember the goals, the drama, and the late equalizer. But for me, that image of the squad standing together with Endō's jersey was the most powerful moment of the night. Missing a World Cup through injury is one of the cruelest things that can happen to a player. You spend years dreaming about it, fighting for it, and then suddenly you're forced to watch from the sidelines. What impressed me was how much it clearly meant to the squad. They weren't celebrating a draw. They were showing the world that one of their leaders is still part of their journey. Moments like that can bring a team closer together. It creates a bond that goes beyond tactics, formations, or individual talent. It gives players something bigger than themselves to fight for. And trust me, when a team starts playing for each other the way Japan are right now, they become dangerous. Very dangerous. For me, that wasn't just a tribute. It was a message. Endō may not be on the pitch, but this Japan team is determined to carry him with them every step of the way.”
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Me taking notes on Japan’s organised chaos on the flanks for my learning tab.
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Fair to say the Japan coach may have taken a few pages from Mikel Arteta's playbook. Watching Japan against the Netherlands felt like watching Arsenal at times. The emphasis on control, patience in possession, compact shape, and limiting transitions was obvious. For large parts of the first half, they frustrated the Dutch and dictated the rhythm of the game despite facing a more talented side on paper. The problem? The same issue that often follows control-heavy football. You have to sustain it for 90 minutes. Once the intensity dropped and the Netherlands started finding spaces, Japan conceded. But what really caught my attention was what happened after the Dutch took the lead. Instead of going for the kill, they sat back, protected their advantage, and invited pressure. Sound familiar? It's the same criticism many have of Arteta's Arsenal. Too often, a one-goal lead becomes something to protect rather than build on. The game becomes about managing risk instead of finishing the opponent off. Japan got their reward in the end. The Netherlands retreated, Japan grew in confidence, and the equaliser arrived. Control is important. But sometimes the best form of control is continuing to attack.
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أكثر شيء يلفت انتباهي في اليابان ليس النتائج بل الطريقة المتطرفة التي ينظر بها مورياسو إلى كرة القدم الحديثة 🆕📈 أشعر أن اليابان تجاوزت مرحلة الاستحواذ والضغط التي هيمنت على كرة القدم خلال السنوات الماضية معظم المدربين اليوم ما زالوا يبحثون عن السيطرة على المباراة عبر امتلاك الكرة أو استعادتها بأسرع وقت ممكن أما اليابان فتبدو وكأنها انتقلت إلى مرحلة أخرى تماماً وهي السيطرة على ما سيحدث قبل أن يحدث عندما تشاهد اليابان ستلاحظ أن المسافات بين خطوط الفريق قصيرة بشكل مبالغ فيه أحياناً وكأن الفريق يتحرك ككتلة واحدة لا كأحد عشر لاعباً منفصلين خط الدفاع قريب من الوسط وخط الوسط قريب من المهاجمين لذلك نادراً ما تجد فراغات كبيرة بين خطوطهم سواء في الحالة الدفاعية أو أثناء التحول ولهذا السبب عندما تفتك اليابان الكرة لا تحتاج إلى عدة تمريرات للوصول إلى الثلث الأخير لأن اللاعبين أصلاً متمركزون بالقرب من بعضهم وفي مسافات تسمح بتدوير الكرة بسرعة كبيرة جداً اليابان أيضاً لا تتعامل مع كرة القدم على أنها سلسلة من ردود الأفعال بل على أنها سلسلة من الأحداث المتوقعة مسبقاً ستشاهد لاعباً يركض إلى مساحة فارغة لا يوجد فيها أي خطر واضح ثم تكتشف بعد لحظات أن تلك المساحة أصبحت أهم نقطة في الهجمة كلها كما أن الفريق لا يركز على خلق التفوق العددي حول الكرة فقط بل يصنع تفوقاً عددياً في الجهة التي يتوقع أن تنتقل إليها الكرة مستقبلاً وهذا ما يجعل اليابان دائماً متقدمة بخطوة أو خطوتين على المنافس الأمر الآخر الذي يعجبني هو كثرة التمركزات المثلثية والرباعية في جميع أنحاء الملعب نادراً ما تجد لاعباً يابانياً معزولاً أو بلا خيار تمرير لأن المنظومة بالكامل مبنية على توفير زوايا تمرير متعددة قبل وصول الكرة وليس بعد وصولها حتى أثناء الضغط لا يركض اللاعبون بشكل عشوائي بل يتحركون كوحدة واحدة مع تضييق أفقي وعمودي مستمر للمساحات حتى يشعر الخصم أن الملعب أصبح أصغر مما هو عليه فعلياً ولهذا كثير من المنتخبات أمام اليابان تبدو وكأنها تملك الكرة وتتحكم بإيقاع اللعب بينما الواقع أن اليابان هي من تحدد أين ستذهب الكرة وأين ستنشأ المساحات وأين ستحدث المواجهات الفردية لهذا أعتقد أن ما يقدمه مورياسو ليس مجرد تطوير لخطة 3-2-4-1 بل محاولة لبناء كرة قدم تعتمد على الكثافة حول الحدث القادم وتقارب الخطوط والسيطرة على الاحتمالات المستقبلية أكثر من اعتمادها على الاستحواذ أو الضغط بالشكل التقليدي الذي اعتدنا رؤيته خلال العقد الأخير 🎌🔝
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🇯🇵 2-2 🇳🇱 Tactical Masterclass: How Japan Neutralized the Netherlands A deep dive into Hajime Moriyasu’s brilliant blueprint that kept Asia’s unbeaten World Cup streak alive. 🧵👇 1️⃣ The Defensive Honeycomb Despite Oranje holding 60% possession, Japan’s extreme vertical & horizontal compactness completely suffocated the central channels. Gravenberch & Reijnders had zero room to breathe, forcing the Dutch into sterile, low-tempo horizontal passing. 🛑 2️⃣ The Nakamura Inversion LWB Keito Nakamura played as an inverted wing-back, consistently underlapping into the half-spaces while Maeda pinned Dumfries wide. Japan’s 1st equalizer was pure tactical design: Kubo intelligently delayed his pass, drawing the defense before slipping it to the central-drifting Nakamura. 🎯 3️⃣ Managerial Checkmate Moriyasu completely out-substituted the Dutch. Replacing the stagnant Ueda with a true #9 (Ogawa) and bringing on Junya Ito rejuvenated the attack. The dividend? An Ito corner found Ogawa/Kamada for the 2-2 equalizer. Meanwhile, passive Dutch subs killed their own momentum. 🧠 4️⃣ Conquering the Ghosts of Rostov At 2-2 in stoppage time, Japan chose ultimate pragmatism over romanticism. Remembering the tragic 2018 counter-attack against Belgium, Hiroki Ito & co. actively managed the clock to secure the point. Mature, calculated tournament football. ⏱️ 🔗 [football-asian.com/news/arti…]
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🚨🇯🇵 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Cameras caught Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu giving instructions to his players using a whiteboard filled with numbers. Japan appear to have several plays and tactical systems coded by numbers, possibly to surprise their opponents and keep their instructions hidden. A very interesting and innovative method from Moriyasu.
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これが今の日本のチーム状況を表してる。 給水タイムのわずかな時間を上手く使えているし、「一致団結」という言葉が当てはまる。 日本の組織力は世界でも戦える武器。 #サッカー日本代表 #FIFAworldcup @jiji_shashinbu
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"会見の最後、森保監督自ら「しゃべっていいですか?」と切り出し、「オランダ人の記者もいっぱいおられると思うので、改めてオランダの方々にも感謝を伝えたいと思います。といいますのも私自身、日本代表になったとき、当時プロはない時代でしたけれど、ハンス・オフトさん(元日本代表監督)というオランダ人のコーチに育てていただいて、私だけではなく、日本人の指導者は大きな影響を受けて、今の日本のサッカーの発展につながっている。また私自身が直接教えていただいた監督としてはビム・ヤンセン監督というオランダのレジェンドにJリーグサンフレッチェ広島の監督もやっていただいて、浦和レッズのコーチもやっていただいて、日本のサッカーに貢献してくださった」と思いを語ります。 続けて、「その2人だけじゃなく、たくさんの指導者、選手の方々が日本のサッカーのレベルアップに貢献していただいたので、感謝を申し上げたいです。ありがとうございました」と感謝の言葉で締めました。会見場から拍手が響きました" 森保監督「しゃべっていいですか?」と自ら切り出しオランダ人に感謝の思い伝える 会見場から拍手も(日テレNEWS NNN) #Yahooニュース news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/60…
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Hajime Moriyasu back in March, reflecting on his short-term study abroad at Manchester United: 🗣️ “36 years ago, when I went there, people looked at me like, ‘Can a Japanese person even play football?’ Now, Japan are World Cup regulars and have the strength to compete in the knockout stages. When Japanese people set a goal, they will get there. I truly believe that.”
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🎤森保一監督「オランダ人の記者もいっぱいおられると思うので、改めてオランダの皆さまに感謝したい」 「私が日本代表になった時、ハンス・オフトさん(元日本代表監督)というオランダ人のコーチに育てていただいた。私だけでなく日本人の指導者が大きな影響を受け、日本のサッカーが発展した。ヤンセン監督も広島の監督として、日本のサッカーに貢献して下さった。私自身もフェイエノールトのクラブハウスに彼が眠っていると聞いて、そこに行かせていただいた。たくさんのオランダの指導者が日本のサッカーの発展に貢献してくださったので感謝したい」
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People scoff but Japan have a done decent from set pieces in recent years (scored in 2018, 2022 from them too btw). Obviously we can’t do the “meat-wall” tactics popular recently but we have much taller players vs the past plus lots of runs/blocking routines/ideas
Germany and Japan scored directly from corner kicks. The Netherlands and Tunisia scored from second balls following a corner and a long throw-in. Just four days into the World Cup, set pieces are already having a major impact.
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サッカー日本代表のベンチメンバー、スタッフに静止されるぐらい前のめりに試合を見てた。 長友選手が試合後「ベンチを見ればそのチームがわかる」と言ってるように、全員で戦う、一体感、団結力あるベンチで素晴らしかった。これが世界と戦えるとレベルのチーム、次の試合も期待。 #サッカー日本代表
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Win the little battles to win (or in this case, draw) the war. Japan’s 1st goal came off their wide play & winning the 2v2 within it. Kubo times his run into the HS to threaten behind, while Nakamura curves his movement to stay on Dumfries’ blindside.

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