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J. League 2008 Blogs

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I once had my photo taken with Takeda Shingen. It wasn't the real Takeda Shingen - he died in 1573, according to Wikipedia - but rather a friendly local dressed as the legendary...

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Posted 9 months ago

It was widely expected, but Gamba Osaka have made public the signing of Korean striker Cho Jae-Jin from K-League side Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors for the 2009 season. As...

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Posted 12 months ago

Manchester United beat LDU Quito 1-0 in front of 68,682 fans at Yokohama International Stadium, with Wayne Rooney scoring the only goal of a largely one-sided affair. ...

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Posted over a year ago

Well, that was a close run thing. The Shizuoka derby lives to see another day after local misfits Jubilo Iwata got their act together just in the nick of time, beating ...

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Posted over a year ago

The final day of the J-League season promised drama, but it was business as usual for Kashima Antlers as the Ibaraki outfit wrapped up back-to-back titles with a 1-0 win away at bottom...

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Posted over a year ago

 I read an interview with JEF United defender Eddy Bosnar on Australian FourFourTwo the other day in which the Sydney-born defender claimed to have been "treated badly" by...

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Posted over a year ago

I like Frode Johnsen. There, I said it! I've been an unashamed fan of the Norwegian striker ever since I first laid eyes on him in the J. League. Maybe it's because as...

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Posted over a year ago

Hope springs eternal, so the old saying goes, and if Adelaide United were looking for signs that they can claw their way back into their two-legged AFC Champions League final clash...

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Posted over a year ago

There was an excellent piece by SBS football analyst Scott McIntyre last week that managed to put Gamba Osaka's upcoming two-legged AFC Champions League final with Adelaide United into...

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Posted over a year ago

Oita Trinita are the 2008 League Cup champions after beating Shimizu S-Pulse 2-0 in front of 44,723 fans at a sunny National Stadium in Tokyo. Oita...

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Posted over a year ago