Nottingham Forest supporters.
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As with all the national teams that have qualified for the 2010 World Cup finals Japan have
released their new home shirt. Japan are now beginning to consistently qualify for World Cups,
first qualifying in 1998 they have successfully qualified for every one since. The Japanese
football shirts are some of .
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AFC Wimbledon supporters tuck in.
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adidas and the Japanese Football Association (JFA) have officially launched the adidas Japan World
Cup 2010 Â home kit under the theme Samurai Blue. The new kit comes in two versions one featuring
adidas Techfit technology and another featuring adidas Formotion technology. The new Japan adidas
09/10 home kit is expected to see action during November 14th [.
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Nabisco Cup final, Kawasaki Frontale vs. FC Tokyo, November 3rd 2009.
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A good start to the season for Spanish giants, a 15 minute game in J-League, and more trouble
for under-fire Argentinian manager, Maradona it seems diamonds aren't forever. Also, potential
financial problems at Queens Park Rangers, and allegations of players being racially abused all get
a look in on this week's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Vocabulary support can be found
for the words in bold at the foot of the post.
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Last month we talked to SĂŁo Paulo front man, Washington, about his career and the Morumbi
club's dramatic surge up the table. Brave heart talks about his time at Ponte Preta,
Atlético Paranaense, Japan, Fluminense, and tells us that São Paulo can still clinch a
record-breaking fourth league title in a row.
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Our friends at Studs Up have surpassed themselves with this sketch about the dangers of the
transfer window!
CLICK HERE to read the comic!
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Most Annoying Transfer Rumours Is Now Dead; Time for Dimitar Berbatov to Shine; 10 Reasons Why
Football Is Better than Cricket; Streaker Gets Nutmegged (Video)!
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If you like WAGS then you're in luck because we have found something that will keep you happy
for some time!
The criteria to qualify is simple, just date a professional soccer player. While I'd
love to restrict the rankings to current WAGs, its too hard to keep up with all the comings and
goings with the various relationships across many countries.
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Having travelled to Japan, Inter are the first Brazilian club to compete in the Suruga Bank
Intercontinental Championship (Copa Suruga) since the championship was formed by the Japanese
Football Association and CONMEBOL in 2008.The yearly competition see's the play the J-League Cup winners play the Copa Sudamericana
champions.
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The Offside 16 July @ 06:30 PM EST
Links to click while you wonder: Should Rafa really be in charge of Liverpool's transfer policy?
(via ONTD) USA win "Best Upset" at the ESPYs (Original Winger) But good luck trying to watch them
play Mexico next month (USA WCB) Japanese football = yawn, apparently (Reuters) Backflips +
motorcycle stunts = Peter Beagrie (ThreeMatchBan) Too much socialism in America, too much [.
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Takayuki Morimoto
Forward
Catania
May 7, 1988 (Age:21)
Background:
Once considered the "Golden Boy" of Japanese football, Morimoto has been building up his reputation
in Europe instead of Japan. The youngest player and goalscorer in J-League history, has had a fine
season in Serie A where he has scored 7 goals in 23 League games.
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Hello, I am a new poster on here and I will be discussing the J-League and Japanese football.
Here is this week's match of the day.
Gamba Osaka v. Albirex NiigataBackground: Finally after two weeks of no games the J-League can finally resume. Gamba should be a
little rusty after not playing for 2 whole weeks while Niigata's recent 1-2 defeat against
bottom-dwellers Oita Trinita in the Nabisco Cup should help keep them in match fitness.
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The national team may never sit atop the FIFA world rankings, while most European fans remain
blissfully ignorant of the colourful crowds that pack into grounds to witness one of the most
evenly contested leagues in the world. But there's no denying that Japanese football is unique.
The J.
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MIKE JACOBS 29 April @ 01:40 PM EST
Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger will resume their rivalry when Manchester United and Arsenal
lock horns in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League semi-final clash on Wednesday.
The fixture has historically delivered its fair share of memorable moments, many of those coming in
the 13 years since Wenger took up the reins in north London.
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Come and meet the cutest football mascots around. From left to right there's Fronta, an
intergalactic dolphin, Grampus the whale, Pee-ka-boo the leek (?) and, more traditionally, Tenken
the dog. The paperboy dog. They are the mascots of Kawasaki Frontale and Nagoya Grampus, Japanese
football's cutesiest quartet.
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SoccerFiesta 08 August @ 01:42 PM EST
Daisuke Matsui, Japanese soccerstar who recently moved to French
Ligue 1 club St Etienne, believed to become a successor of former Japanese soccerstar Hidetoshi
Nakata in European football competition.
St Etienne chief executive Vincent Tong-Cuong also believe that
Matsui to become one of Japanese football legend in europe.
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