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13-01-2010 #341CHS V.President (NS)
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Re: Japanese football
I thought Inamoto might choose to come here...
Baring their hearts,oh those glorious souls
The mantra they chant, of "We WANT GOAL!!!"
Be it a triumph, a loss, they never felt sold
An ode to the fans, for Kallang still roars so behold!
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13-01-2010 #342 Re: Japanese football
Originally Posted by arkie
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Originally Posted by Cloud
dun ch pls
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13-01-2010 #344 Re: Japanese football
he's not in this forum... how to ch? Originally Posted by nam314
dun ch pls
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Oooh somebody is jelesh Originally Posted by nam314
dun ch plsBaring their hearts,oh those glorious souls
The mantra they chant, of "We WANT GOAL!!!"
Be it a triumph, a loss, they never felt sold
An ode to the fans, for Kallang still roars so behold!
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26-01-2010 #346 Re: Japanese football
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Re: Japanese football
Originally Posted by Cloud
I thought Tulio was quitting Urawa Reds for Europe... but ends up signing for Nagoya Grampus. He lacks the pace for Europe anyway.
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26-01-2010 #348 Re: Japanese football
haha i want to see urawa become successful again eh.
pity their fans. so power, but their club not doing so well in the past 2/3 yearsthe lions need you like never before as they attempt to go to the promised land. will YOU be there?
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Re: Japanese football
Yeah Tulio was having some problems with the coach Finke though, so staying at the club was never an option.
In return, Urawa have signed Australian international Matthew Spiranovic from Nurnberg, Wilfried Sanou from Koln (both on loan) and brought in Sanfrecce's star playmaker Yosuke Kashiwagi.
Some other big transfer news: Junichi Inamoto has moved back to Japan to play for Kawasaki Frontale, while Shinji Ono has signed for Shimizu S-Pulse.
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Re: Japanese football
Actually i got one question..why urawa looks like want to be manchester United??
..Im die hard fans of urawa tho..
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