haraven Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Without doubt a good player it would be interesting to see playing for us. Did well in the World Cup for Japan.
Aumski Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Read one post He'd be on what, £25k a week if that was true. My word DJ will be jealous! Dj's not an international xD and http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9HOFF081&show_article=1 its just another link saying leicester made a bid but worth a look at.
unreachable Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Comparing Abe and Inamoto before his move to english football. Inamoto before his move to Arsenal completed 105 club gams and 14 international games. So far Abe has competed 326 Club games and 41 International games, As i understand a work permit can be received once the player has competed in 75% of their games excluding friendlies? (if not correct, correct me) I thought id compare the two players? whether it means anything i don't know, but seems to me he should be fine to work in this country? Referring to the work permit issue the devil is very much in the detail. If you refer to my post #83 you'll find the detail. Technically, the player needs to play in 75% of the country's competitive games unless he was injured or suspended when these facts are taken into consideration. It seems that being in the squad or an unplayed substitute is not sufficient in the counting up. The gloss on these rules is that an appeal can be made to a Panel to assess his international calibre etc.
unreachable Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Sorry, i'm at work He played 15 games in 2009 and 2010. japan national team played 31 games. i'm pretty sure he was on the squad of all of the 31 games. He was on the bench i think. I can't understand well the rules of the work permit. 75% the last 2 years.... on the pitch or on the team? He won AFC champions league, played in the WC, japan is 32 on the fifa ranking. I'll reply later when i come back to home Thanks again for your posts. The work permit rules are very complicated particularly where English isn't your first language. Basically he needs to have played in 75% of the competitive games (not friendlies) over the last 2 years unless he was injured or suspended. He must have played. Being in the squad or being a substitute and not playing is not good enough. Even if the numbers don't add up an appeal can be made to a Panel.
Lillehamring Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Thanks again for your posts. The work permit rules are very complicated particularly where English isn't your first language. Basically he needs to have played in 75% of the competitive games (not friendlies) over the last 2 years unless he was injured or suspended. He must have played. Being in the squad or being a substitute and not playing is not good enough. Even if the numbers don't add up an appeal can be made to a Panel. there must be dozens of overseas players in the lower leagues who aren't internationals?
mitsuo Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 ok. i know he was on the team but not a first choice. ( only sub ) He became a first choice just before the first game of the WC. Before we played 4-5-1.... and we lost a lot of games. narazaki Uchida Tulio Nakazawa Nagatomo Endo Hasebe Honda Nakamura Okubo Okazaki it doesn't work. Before the Cameroon game, we switched to: Kawashima Komano Tulio Nakazawa Nagatomo Abe Endo Hasebe Matsui Okubo Honda. The role of Yuki is reduce the pressure on the defence. It was the link between DF and MF. He was the man who did the dirty job and it worked well
dave_the_fox Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 ok. i know he was on the team but not a first choice. ( only sub ) He became a first choice just before the first game of the WC. Before we played 4-5-1.... and we lost a lot of games. narazaki Uchida Tulio Nakazawa Nagatomo Endo Hasebe Honda Nakamura Okubo Okazaki it doesn't work. Before the Cameroon game, we switched to: Kawashima Komano Tulio Nakazawa Nagatomo Abe Endo Hasebe Matsui Okubo Honda. The role of Yuki is reduce the pressure on the defence. It was the link between DF and MF. He was the man who did the dirty job and it worked well Hmm sounds like Morenos role to me!
mitsuo Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Back to 2005, he was a playmaker. He played behind the strikers. At Urawa, he played Central defender first, winger and now central MDF. His best position is DMF
mitsuo Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 http://home.kyodo.co.jp/modules/fstStory/index.php?storyid=519073
C-man Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Hope there are no glitches! Cheers for all the info Mitsuo
unreachable Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 http://home.kyodo.co.jp/modules/fstStory/index.php?storyid=519073 Thanks very much for the information. Here's hoping all goes to plan.
dave_the_fox Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 http://home.kyodo.co.jp/modules/fstStory/index.php?storyid=519073 Sounds like its about finalising then Does this mean you will be buying a Leicester shirt then
Callabinho Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Hmm sounds like Morenos role to me! I think he will take up the wellens role eventually, i don't think Sousa is too keen on him for some reason....
Callabinho Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 http://home.kyodo.co.jp/modules/fstStory/index.php?storyid=519073 Cheers for all the info! Its really good of you to come on and give us some backing on him! I knew of him from the Japanese National team but i never really new much about his club playing career! at least we will know what to expect! Im sure he will be banging in more free kicks than Whittingham, with the nature of the championship allot of free kicks can be conceded in dangerous areas! He looks pretty good at peno's too! Im looking forward to having him here! Thanks again!
Webbo Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 there must be dozens of overseas players in the lower leagues who aren't internationals? You don't need a work permit if you're from the EU.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 Sounds promising, can see him in Life right now with King and Morrison.
Lillehamring Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 You don't need a work permit if you're from the EU. Really?
mitsuo Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 sounds good because Urawa will sign Makino to replace him. Abe is maybe in the plane He was linked with Borussia dortmund last year but turned down because he wanted to play in the WC they signed Shinji kagawa, this guy is better than honda imo. i hearded someone talked about FK. Well, he only took some direct FK for Urawa but i don't know why . ( i think because the german coach who prefer Robson Ponte to take it ) During the WC, he was not the first choice for the FK. He was behind Endo, Honda, S.Nakamura,K Nakamura i think. ( football is a team game ) OFF TOPIC During the WC, i saw a lot of comment about Japanese FK. Secret is.... they love the technical game and learn a lot from other players and Video. 3 clips with famous japanese players who teach how to take a perfect FK. ( spin and knuckle ) Sorry for the clips. Maybe some of you want to learn A.Miura (spin,knuckle) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQjijGirD34 S.Nakamura ( spin ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VBUBYMHg-c&feature=related Keisuke Honda ( knuckle ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omm5a5F-SLU&feature=related
Asherz Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 `lifes shte! least havin abe printed on the shirt will be cheap
Lillehamring Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 stringer hinted that something 'might happen overnight' at LCFC, given the time zones, we might have this one wrapped up.
Jay Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 stringer hinted that something 'might happen overnight' at LCFC, given the time zones, we might have this one wrapped up. he keeps saying it but if anyone can make a mountain out of a molehill then it's Ian Stringer
Lillehamring Posted 24 August 2010 Posted 24 August 2010 he keeps saying it but if anyone can make a mountain out of a molehill then it's Ian Stringer yeah, but when was the last time anything happened 'overnight' at the walkers? seems such an unnecessary thing to say...
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