![]() |
Best Japanese Football Player
Who's the best japanese football player ever?I don't know many,but I would choose Nakamura and Nakata,Nakamura being much better.
|
Indeed them 2 are the top runners, but I think Nakata is a bit past his best. Nakamura and his superb free-kicks wins my vote!
I'm guessing you won't include Alex and such, Brazilians that have gained Japanese citizenship? |
No,i'm counting only the japanese.Alex is not that good anyway.
|
I would say in their best days, Nakata was far superior to nakamura.
Although nakamura got mvp in the Scottish league, it is only the scottish league (no offense to scottish people). This year was their first time to get past group stages in Champions League., and even minor leagues like Dutch league has produced number of Champions League winners. J-League is probably similar to the SPL in quality. But Nakata on the other hand has received awards as best international player in Serie A, one of the best leagues in the world. My vote goes to Nakata. Its also worth mentioning Okudeara, who was a defender for FC Koln in the 70s. He was supposedly a ver solid defender. |
When I saw the title of this thread I got all excited thinking it was about football as in football like in canada/us. Then I realised it's about soccer football. Why they ever decided to tell us North Americans that soccer is football and football is a totally different sport I'll never know.
|
Quote:
"Soccer" is a nickname made by the English in Football's early years, the name is short for asSOCiAtion Football (SOCA but then made into Soccer), the name died out due to unpopularity and the fact it sounds stupid. Caught on over your end though and stuck lol |
Quote:
But it's not the same level as J-League, J-League is lower, since it's mainly made up of Japanese and a few Brazilians here and there, while the SPL has all sorts in it. On overall play, I'd say Nakata was the better player (in their primes), but Nakamura is more skillful and his freekicks are on par with Mr. Beckham's. :D Looking forward to the Peace Cup, S-Pulse are playing, teams such as Reading, Bolton, River Plate, Udinese, Lyon and...BAH I'll just look it up... The Peace Cup draw in full: Group A: Bolton (England) Sungnam Ilhwa (South Korea) Chivas Guadalajara (Mexico) Udinese (Italy) Group B: Reading (England) River Plate (Argentina) Shimizu S-Pulse (Japan) Lyon (France) £1mill Prize money, if you want to know that in USD find out yourself coz I cant be frigged looking for ya.;) |
Well you learn something new everyday! I did not know that. Now it all makes sense, thank you!
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
It ain't hard to adjust... it's roughly £1 = $2 so a nice ratio lol |
Quote:
Narrow minded people the SPL isn't crap over the years the scottish league has produced some of the most successful players to ever play in the premiership Kenny Daglish, Grahame Souness, Charlie Nichlos & more aswell as the most succesful british Manager and everytime Celtic have played english opposition they have held their own and more whethere's its a friendly or in europe only a few seasons ago Celtic were in the final of the uefa cup so they are obviously a european force. i know their is not strength in depth but it is not a crap league the Cyprus league is a crap league. |
Quote:
|
Sorry to go off topic here anyway people. cant help getting into a dispute especially when people have no respect :p Shunsuke Nakamura is by far the best Japanese footballer at the moment.
|
As much as this has derailed, I'm just going to say: Scottish football is boring, there's only ever two teams in it at best. Basically, the title is settled at about Christmas time.
That's quite clear and I don't even follow football let alone Scottish leagues. |
Quote:
Whatever mayne this is off topic and as i have said you are just a narrow minded fool and you said "Wow, you won the Uefa Cup" haha thats shows how much of a noob you are we lost in the final. And obviously population is a factor if you read ma whole post i had a valid reason why small population plays a part because less larger populated areas means less places were a successful team can be set up that is why it lacks competition but that does not mean the games are bad if you watched Hibs Vs Hearts yes they wont win the league but they still put on a good performance and a good match to watch. And i never said Scottish football is great some noob jus came along and called it crap because he is a disrespectful guy who cant look past the big teams that get all the money from T.V rights and sponserships so he jus assumes they play better football in fact Chelsea probably play the most boring football but their not crap. Yet again i have got drawn into this off topic dispute but your not man enough to say that you were harsh and disrespectful so i am not replying to you next time because you will jus try and make me retaliate by being even more annoying so. |
Calling me a noob is pointless. I take no offence to anyone for attempting to lash out at me because I express my view on a sport I don't even follow.
I never planned on talking about the past. What would be the point if I knew I was on about the recent years? Question: why do you make assumptions about me when you don't even know what I was thinking? Apparently I think the better teams are the ones with the better sponsorship deals... Well, all I really have to say to you on that matter is that you don't quite understand the fact that I actually don't care in the slightest about sponsorship deals, the excitement of the gameplay, or anything else like that really. I wasn't being disrespectful, I was being honest. All you ever see is "OMG IT'S RANGERS VS CELTIC! OMG EITHER RANGERS OR CELTIC IS GOING TO WIN THIS SEASON!" Grow up mate, don't take a game so seriously. Quite frankly, I can cause offence if I really want to. Not man enough? I think you saying you won't reply to me just had an adverse effect my son. |
Quote:
|
Well perhaps if you stop calling people noobs and grow up a little everyone will be alot happier.
And please, correct your spelling. Oh yes, and use some punctuation so people can actually understand what you're on about please. Thankyou for reducing the fact that you are a moron. |
Quote:
|
Well, I see you're also being quite hypocritical by saying I'm trying to be 'an internet thug', blind insults are not my forte whereas you seem to be quite accustomed to it.
I see you're also quite vulgar. I also see you can't think of any other offence than calling me a noob, and that's why I'm telling you to grow up - you're far too aggressive. I guess you're just immature in general really. I will derail no further, not for the sake of bowing out of an argument, but for the sake of the thread. |
Nicely done i am immature in some ways so what its a good thing i see you are a bit stuck up and think you are better than but hey who gives a shit thats life
|
So you guys are talking about the European Leage in spite of it saying it's about Japanese sports, that's cool. ^^ I was looking for a thread like this one. :D
So *cough cough* you know that.. *coughhhh* actually, er.. Barça is gonna win the Champions this comming year, right? :rolleyes: [you heard Herny's coming round? ^^] |
Shunsuke Nakamura.
|
takahara
he scored in the AFC |
Quote:
I'd like to take the middle ground in this argument. Although I agree with McCulloch that Celtic and Rangers are European forces, I also agree with the racist that the Scottish league is poor. I travel to each and every Celtic game and find the standard of opposition to be terrible 50% of the time. I don't, however, agree with his opinion that Celtic and Rangers are smaller clubs than their european counterparts. Infact, I'll refer back to the talk of the UEFA cup run in 2003, where Celtic reached the final to be narrowly defeated by a Porto side that would go on to lift the biggest trophy in the world the following year, as an indication as to the size of Celtic. 80-100,000 fans travelled to Seville to see Celtic for that one game. Most without a ticket, knowing they wouldn't get one, still travelled to support their team. How many other clubs in the world could call upon that size of support? Six? Seven maybe? And they aren't your Arsenal or Chelsea. I'm talking real footballing establishments here. River Plate, Boca Juniors, Manchester United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Juventus... How many more could call upon such a support? And THAT, my friend, is what seperates the men from the boys. And if it's financial terms you want to use to measure your point, Celtic and Rangers make more money than 15 of the premiershit's 20 clubs. Making one twentieth of what they make on TV revenue. That, is success. :vsign: |
Nakamura really good player i wish he play to ac milan next to pirlo :rheart:
|
Shunsuke Nakamura
Shinji Ono |
Quote:
He is a mediocre player and is the best japanesse player around..football and japan don`t really mix:) |
Quote:
Milan are just a topside with no room for midfielders whatsoever because with Kaka , Seedorf , Pirlo and Gatusso around , you won't hesitate to play the ball quick before they come and get you. |
Quote:
Im talking about when he played in italy for reginna 2002-2005 :rolleyes:,maybe i was little hard when i said crap,but a top player,nope. |
Any Gamba Osaka fans here?
|
I think the best one is Hide Nakata...he has gotten the scudetto too with AS Rome
|
best japanese football player gotta be shunsuke nakamura..
b4 this i might say hidetoshi nakata but since he had retired from football... :X hey, have you heard any news about him? he's kinda "sleep" after retired isn't he? I wonder if he had thinked about becoming a coach.. :) |
Nakata was the obvious choice, but there are plenty great japanese football players like Nakamura who is the best active player in my book and the newcomer Matsui even though his lack of games in the national team he's been doing some nice work in Le Mans football club despite of the clubs porblems in the latest seasons
|
sorry to dig this up pretty old but i had to be a part of this...id say nakamura is...as you see by my sn..he's flat ouy amazing...only if he was younger he'd have a great chance to play somewhere else in europe..possibly england or some big italian...due to his previous stint in italy...but as age seems to be catching up to him...no big clubs seem very interested in offering a big contract...and only japanese clubs seem to want him back so he can finish his career off...
but yea he's i think the best dead ball specialist in the world...everyone says its becks still or even juninho...no its nakamura...his two goals against united were one his best highlights and he still seems to pull off amazing curves on set pieces...as you tell by his goal against st. mirren a couple of weeks back...magnificent goal btw...his dribbling skills are second to none on his team..one one challenging him is mcgeady and he's practically the best player in asia...only one to challenge him for that is park ji sung...but most people i think would say that its nakamura... |
My favorite is probably Nakamura.
|
We only talk about Nakamura cuz he's in a big club (Celtic)but for me Dai. Matsui (Le Mans/ French League) is better for a Middfielder...and I totaly agree Nakata when he was playin' was a 10000x better than our actual Nakamura(
More decisive?) |
If you're speaking in terms of skill then probably Nakamura, but if your speaking about contribution to Japanese football then I would go with either King Kazu or Gon. Both of them heavily contributed to the development of Japanese football. If it weren't for those two then I doubt Nakamura would be where he was today. I still remember the 1992 Asian Cup. It was an absolute classic.
|
Hello! :ywave:
who is the best Japanese goalkeeper? I really appreciate Yoshi Kawaguchi, and in my opinion he has a great style. Sorry for my question, but being a goalkeeper, I'm really interested in it! |
All times are GMT. The time now is 08:27 AM. |