ACF Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 all over the japanese press: brilliant. This is from the article you posted... 。 Abe Yuuki ◆ (Yuuki Abekawa) 06 September 1981, students rarely Ichikawa, Chiba. 。 28 years old. Ichihara junior youth - youth through Ichihara, was promoted to the top teams in 1998, the year round, Osaka G (Expo) in J debut. Kobe's first goal against the first stage of 1999 Section 6 (Yu Kobe). In 2007 he joined Urawa. 2004 Athens Olympics. 10 W South Africa in World Cup. 。 J1 50 games scoring a total of 334. 177 cm, 76 kg. 。 Blood type B. Married. Blood type?
sdb Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 3. He is very fool . He is called FC Bakars (Foolers) . He can't understand english and japanese !!!! It is difficult to talk with him even in case of a Japanese player. 5. He is Crybaby , he cried every time separate from coach and teammate . 7. in Birthday , "I got rabbit's stuffed animal !!" , He talked with dog's(team mascot) stuffed animal . 8.He has not understood the standing position from the ceremony, He was warned by escort kids. 9. !!! Matters of weight !!! He is not at all good at overseas life. He cries " I need return to the home !! " in overseas camp . thank you hardly sounds the most grounded of individuals?!
MrLuke Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Just got this from the BBC's World Cup Page: "The 28-year-old can play anywhere across the backline and is equally effective in a holding midfield role. A mainstay of the team under previous coach Ivica Osim, he is not guaranteed a starting berth under current boss Takeshi Okada. He made his Japan debut in 2005 but was overlooked for the 2006 World Cup. An Asian Champions League winner in 2007, he has been named in the J-League Best XI three times (2005-07). Abe made his debut for JEF United in 1998 at the age of 16 and was then the J-League’s youngest ever player. After nine seasons at United and two J-League Cup titles, he was signed by Urawa Reds in 2007 for about £2.6m, at the time the highest transfer fee ever paid for a Japanese player in a domestic deal. A model of consistency, he has missed only four league games in the last five-and-a-half seasons." ...and theres my first post.
Dr The Singh Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Just got this from the BBC's World Cup Page: "The 28-year-old can play anywhere across the backline and is equally effective in a holding midfield role. A mainstay of the team under previous coach Ivica Osim, he is not guaranteed a starting berth under current boss Takeshi Okada. He made his Japan debut in 2005 but was overlooked for the 2006 World Cup. An Asian Champions League winner in 2007, he has been named in the J-League Best XI three times (2005-07). Abe made his debut for JEF United in 1998 at the age of 16 and was then the J-League's youngest ever player. After nine seasons at United and two J-League Cup titles, he was signed by Urawa Reds in 2007 for about £2.6m, at the time the highest transfer fee ever paid for a Japanese player in a domestic deal. A model of consistency, he has missed only four league games in the last five-and-a-half seasons." ...and theres my first post. And a very nice post it was, welcome!!!
Poakey Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Got to be a wind up!? Thats the bit that stood out for me!!
mitsuo Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/25082010/63/abe-poised-leicester-move.html I'm at work .... I can't check the forum because " block by websense " here i'm in the the internet room of the office Be back soon
Liamlcfc1 Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Sky Sports News http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12874_6334764,00.html Leicester are set to tie up a deal for Japan international Yuki Abe from Urawa Reds.The midfielder has agreed terms and is expected join the Championship club subject to a medical, officials from the J.League club have confirmed. The 28-year-old, who played for Japan at the World Cup finals in South Africa, has 49 caps for the national side, scoring three goals. His transfer could hit complications however, as the defensive stalwart has not made the required number of international appearances to be granted a work permit. Abe departed for England to finalise negotiations and undergo a medical with the Foxes at the Walkers stadium. However, Urawa Reds general manager Koichi Hashiratani feels that as Abe was an ever-present for Japan at the World Cup, he should be granted a special exception to sign for the East Midlands outfit. "Having played in all four World Cup matches I think he will clear that hurdle," said Hashiratani on Kyodo News. Abe helped Urawa to win the AFC Champions League back in 2007 and participated in the FIFA Club World Cup the same year.
VampLCFC Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 I know I'm probably just stating the obvious here, but surely we wouldn't be attempting to sign him and he certainly wouldn't have flown over from Japan for a medical, if we didn't have some kind of solid indication that his visa/work permit was going to go through ok??
chesterfox Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 The boy can strike a ball - SSN says he has signed subject to a medical
Uncle Monty Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Somebody should make a Stevie Howard youtube clip with all his tap ins and peno's and that goal against Leeds
bettso Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 This bloke can man-mark Bellamy when we play Cardiff in a couple of weeks a la Pontus Kaamark on Juninho
MrSpaM Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Was quality in the world cup, should be a decent signing
Webbo Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 I don't remember this individual but Japan had a good WC. I'm bit worried about the reports of him not speaking English and getting homesick easily though.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 I don't remember this individual but Japan had a good WC. I'm bit worried about the reports of him not speaking English and getting homesick easily though. I'll take him to Lttle Tokyo for some delicious edamame beans. He can drink Asahi and chat to the camp waiter. He'll be fine edit: punctuation nightmare
Dr The Singh Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 I'll take him to Lttle Tokyo for some delicious edamame beans. He can drink Asahi and chat to the camp waiter. He'll be fine edit: punctuation nightmare I would take him to Averys and get hims a lapdance.......he would be paying ofcourse!!!
irDeano Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12874_6334764,00.html Leicester are set to tie up a deal for Japan international Yuki Abe from Urawa Reds.The midfielder has agreed terms and is expected join the Championship club subject to a medical, officials from the J.League club have confirmed. The 28-year-old, who played for Japan at the World Cup finals in South Africa, has 49 caps for the national side, scoring three goals. His transfer could hit complications however, as the defensive stalwart has not made the required number of international appearances to be granted a work permit. Abe departed for England to finalise negotiations and undergo a medical with the Foxes at the Walkers stadium. However, Urawa Reds general manager Koichi Hashiratani feels that as Abe was an ever-present for Japan at the World Cup, he should be granted a special exception to sign for the East Midlands outfit. "Having played in all four World Cup matches I think he will clear that hurdle," said Hashiratani on Kyodo News. Abe helped Urawa to win the AFC Champions League back in 2007 and participated in the FIFA Club World Cup the same year. Another Sani Kaita situation coming on?
Criggers Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12874_6334764,00.html Another Sani Kaita situation coming on? I thought Kaita played in the world cup games too, yet he didnt get special clearance?
Cheese Me Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 This bloke can man-mark Bellamy when we play Cardiff in a couple of weeks a la Pontus Kaamark on Juninho Yes please
Bettsj2 Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Can I come, bellend? Mmm chicken katsu! So has this **** signed then or what?
Callabinho Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 I thought Kaita played in the world cup games too, yet he didnt get special clearance? But Kaita decided to Kung-foo Kick someone....
Jon25747 Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 http://www.timesofoman.com/innercat.asp?detail=38982 "TOKYO: Japan midfielder Yuki Abe has agreed terms with England's Leicester City and will join the Championship (second division) club subject to a medical. The 28-year-old Urawa Reds player left for Britain on Wednesday and told local media: "I believe there is a new challenge waiting for me there and I'm hoping to finalise the move." Abe played in all four of Japan's games at this year's World Cup in South Africa where the Blue Samurai reached the last 16. He has played 49 times for his country. " More of the same really
NGoloMode Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 Hahaha http://fourfourtwo.com/news/england/61753/default.aspx
leftsideoverhere Posted 25 August 2010 Posted 25 August 2010 This is from the article you posted... 。 Abe Yuuki ◆ (Yuuki Abekawa) 06 September 1981, students rarely Ichikawa, Chiba. 。 28 years old. Ichihara junior youth - youth through Ichihara, was promoted to the top teams in 1998, the year round, Osaka G (Expo) in J debut. Kobe's first goal against the first stage of 1999 Section 6 (Yu Kobe). In 2007 he joined Urawa. 2004 Athens Olympics. 10 W South Africa in World Cup. 。 J1 50 games scoring a total of 334. 177 cm, 76 kg. 。 Blood type B. Married. Blood type? Football in Japan is a very physical game, perhaps?
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