Podcasts about Keisuke Honda

0:50 Insights into Japanese Football and Coaching JourneyHisashi reminisces about his early experiences with football in Japan, particularly enjoying lunchtime games with classmates. He cites Keisuke Honda as a childhood hero and recalls a significant match where Gamba Osaka faced Manchester United, which motivated him to become a football coach. Hisashi emphasizes the competitiveness of Japanese football and the excitement of watching teams like Leeds under Marcelo Bielsa.10:21 -The State of Football Development in JapanHisashi explained that football has become increasingly popular in Japan, competing closely with baseball. He emphasized the importance of university football as a developmental stage for young players who may not transition directly to professional leagues, with many opting for education alongside their athletic pursuits.16:08 - University Pathways and Player Development in Japanese FootballHisashi discussed the relationship between Japanese universities and J-League clubs, noting that players often prioritize education over early professional contracts. While some players may sign with clubs during their third year, many choose to complete their degrees before becoming free agents, which allows them to negotiate with various clubs. This shift has attracted interest from international clubs, leading to changes in recruitment strategies.22:01 -Cultural Perspectives on Coaching in Japan and EnglandHisashi compares the coaching methods in Japan and England, noting that Japan has modeled its football academy system after European countries. He emphasizes the cultural differences, particularly in how players are treated, with Japanese coaches fostering independence and critical thinking from a young age, allowing players to take ownership of their development.32:04 -Discussion on Honda's Iconic Persona in FootballHisashi shares insights on Honda's distinctive style and personality, which set him apart from other players like Shinji Okazaki and Shinji Kagawa. He emphasizes Honda's boldness, including his fashion choices and outspoken nature, which resonated with fans and made him an icon. Michael Wright adds that Honda's nonconformity plays a significant role in his appeal.33:45- Cultural Perspectives on Coaching and Responsibility in SportsHisashi explains that Japanese coaches often allow players to think independently rather than providing direct answers, fostering a sense of personal responsibility. He highlights that this cultural approach encourages players to work hard and conform to group expectations, even when not directly supervised. Michael Wright expresses curiosity about how this contrasts with the behavior of young players in England, who might act out if left alone.39:59 -Discussion on Player Self-Regulation in CoachingMichael asked Hisashi about the potential for players in England to self-regulate and the time it might take for this to become effective. Hisashi responded that, in his experience, this model often does not work well due to the cultural context and the way players are taught. He noted that while players in Japan take ownership of their responsibilities regardless of supervision, this mindset may not be as prevalent in England.42:36- Exploring Coaching Approaches in Japanese FootballMichael and Hisashi explore the structured training methods prevalent in Japanese football, emphasizing the role of routine and repetition in skill development. Hisashi notes that while this approach fosters technical proficiency, it may limit players' creativity and adaptability in game situations. Michael adds that the challenge lies in translating training skills into live, pressurized moments on the pitch.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Little known Bhutanese club Paro FC shot to international fame recently with the signing of Japanese legend Keisuke Honda. While only a short term deal for their AFC Challenge League preliminary playoff against Nepal's Church Boys United, the signing has generated an unprecedented level of excitement in Bhutan and across South Asia. So how did the deal come about? Paro FC president, Karma Jigme, talks exclusively to The Asian Game about how it came about and the impact it is having on the club. Follow Paro FC on X: https://x.com/Paro_FC  Follow Paro FC on IG: https://www.instagram.com/parofc/  Be sure to follow The Asian Game on all our social media channels: X: https://twitter.com/TheAsianGame IG: https://instagram.com/theasiangame Facebook: https://facebook.com/TheAsianGamePodcast 

In Part 1, we bring you all the top stories from around the football world: Maikeli Lomu, an American with Tongan heritage, has sold his pottery studio in Utah and relocated to his ancestral homeland in pursuit of a World Cup dream. The 2024 edition of the Greenlandic Football Championship – the shortest season in world football at one week – is taking place on Disko Island off the west coast. And the FA Cup preliminary rounds are serving up some great stories, including the earliest goals in the history of the world's oldest club competition. Then in Part 2 we turn our attentions to the men's and women's football tournaments at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris: the chaos and controversy between Argentina & Morocco, Canada's spying scandal, the 6-5 thriller between Australia & Zambia, and the Malawian footballer-sprinter racing the 100 metres. There is also a selection of great listener emails, a competition to accompany the Sweeper team to San Marino vs. Liechtenstein in the UEFA Nations League and a giveaway for a limited-edition Nauru national team shirt. If you don't want to hang on until Wednesday 21 August for another dose of world football goodness, then sign up to our Patreon at patreon.com/SweeperPod to get the bonus episodes. In the episode set for release on Wednesday 14 August, we talk about Japan legend Keisuke Honda's one-match contract with Paro FC of Bhutan, Kuwaiti club Kazma's phantom pre-season friendly, Libertad de Pirayu of Paraguay's trophy that disappeared from an open-top bus parade and Partick Thistle's failed substitution due to accidentally cropped team sheet. RUNNING ORDER 00:00 - Intro 00:32 - The Football Cliches Quiz 02:01 - Tongan World Cup dreams 07:18 - The FA Cup preliminary rounds 13:25 - Disko Island in Greenland 18:53 - San Marino & Nauru competitions 24:24 - Olympics: Opening game outrage 28:45 - Olympics: Drone debacles 32:06 - Olympics: Goals galore 36:28 - Olympics: Sprinting strikers 38:51 - Listener emails Editor: Ralph Foster

Soccer: Ex-Japan MF Keisuke Honda to Quit as De Facto Cambodia Head Coach

Luca Ferrari is the CEO and co-founder of Bending Spoons—a technology platform that specializes in giving birth to and scaling digital products and AI startups. He has raised $500 million between secondary sales and debt. The venture has attracted funding from top-tier investors like Intesa Sanpaolo, Banco BPM, Keisuke Honda, and Maximum Effort.

Cambodian star Thierry Chantha Bin always idolised Keisuke Honda - and now he is his national team coach. The Cambodian midfielder talks to us about the "dream" of working under Honda, while we also discuss Visakha's recent AFC Cup campaign and his own journey from the suburbs of Paris to Phnom Penh.

The first Japanese player at AC Milan, with a unique style bolstered by professionalism, discipline and few words: the story of Keisuke Honda on and off the pitch – an atypical number 10 who knew how to light up San Siro.

Der SV Horn feiert im aktuellen Jahr sein 100jähriges Bestehen. Seit ca. 10 Jahren sind die Fußballer aus der Sparkasse Horn-Arena die Nummer eins im Waldviertel. Während man in den Jahren zuvor wischen Regionalliga und Landesliga pendelte, gelang 2012 den Aufstieg in die zweithöchste Spielklasse. Seither musste man auch zweimal absteigen, schaffte aber immer den sofortigen Wiederaufstieg in die 2. Liga. Mit den Erfolgen des Vereins sind auch skurrile Anekdoten verbunden, die weltweit für Beachtung sorgten. Im Jahr 2015 stieg Keisuke Honda beim SV Horn ein und wollte den Verein in die Champions League führen. Daraus wurde nichts. Aktuell befindet sich der SV Horn im unteren Tabellendrittel der 2. Liga. Doch der Verein ist breiter aufgestellt als noch vor 10 Jahren und hat die Nachwuchsarbeit intensiviert. Im Podcast berichten die Waldviertler Jungs von der Geschichte und der Perspektive ihres Vereins. Danke Wir danken ORF Honda SV Horn in der Hand japanischer Investoren Fußball Champions Leaguehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPZnH_Eqfj8SV Horn TVhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsEodhIzYx_oB1gdCHMpBJAZwarakonferenz von Laola1.athttps://www.laola1.at/de/fussball/2liga/zwara-konferenzder-podcast-zur-2liga/ Broke For Free für den Song Night Owl und den Song Something Elated, die aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 3.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird,Jahzzar für ihren Song Siesta (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Travellers_Guide/Siesta), der aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 3.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird,Cambo für ihren Song Coffee (https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Cambo/Chilled_Beats), der aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 4.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird.Den Portalen freepik.com und vecteezy.com für die Bereitstellung von Vektorgrafiken. Der Beitrag #158 | 100 Jahre Fußballtradition und eine Winkekatze erschien zuerst auf BRENNPUNKT-ORANGE.DE.

Der SV Horn feiert im aktuellen Jahr sein 100jähriges Bestehen. Seit ca. 10 Jahren sind die Fußballer aus der Sparkasse Horn-Arena die Nummer eins im Waldviertel. Während man in den Jahren zuvor wischen Regionalliga und Landesliga pendelte, gelang 2012 den Aufstieg in die zweithöchste Spielklasse. Seither musste man auch zweimal absteigen, schaffte aber immer den sofortigen Wiederaufstieg in die 2.Liga. Mit den Erfolgen des Vereins sind auch skurrile Anekdoten verbunden, die weltweit für Beachtung sorgten. Im Jahr 2015 stieg Keisuke Honda beim SV Horn ein und wollte den Verein in die Champions League führen. Daraus wurde nichts. Aktuell befindet sich der SV Horn im unteren Tabellendrittel der 2.Liga. Doch der Verein ist breiter aufgestellt als noch vor 10 Jahren und hat die Nachwuchsarbeit intensiviert. Im Podcast berichten die Waldviertler Jungs von der Geschichte und der Perspektive ihres Vereins.

Der SV Horn feiert im aktuellen Jahr sein 100jähriges Bestehen. Seit ca. 10 Jahren sind die Fußballer aus der Sparkasse Horn-Arena die Nummer eins im Waldviertel. Während man in den Jahren zuvor wischen Regionalliga und Landesliga pendelte, gelang 2012 den Aufstieg in die zweithöchste Spielklasse. Seither musste man auch zweimal absteigen, schaffte aber immer den sofortigen Wiederaufstieg in die 2. Liga. Mit den Erfolgen des Vereins sind auch skurrile Anekdoten verbunden, die weltweit für Beachtung sorgten. Im Jahr 2015 stieg Keisuke Honda beim SV Horn ein und wollte den Verein in die Champions League führen. Daraus wurde nichts. Aktuell befindet sich der SV Horn im unteren Tabellendrittel der 2. Liga. Doch der Verein ist breiter aufgestellt als noch vor 10 Jahren und hat die Nachwuchsarbeit intensiviert. Im Podcast berichten die Waldviertler Jungs von der Geschichte und der Perspektive ihres Vereins. Danke Wir danken ORF Honda SV Horn in der Hand japanischer Investoren Fußball Champions Leaguehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPZnH_Eqfj8SV Horn TVhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsEodhIzYx_oB1gdCHMpBJAZwarakonferenz von Laola1.athttps://www.laola1.at/de/fussball/2liga/zwara-konferenzder-podcast-zur-2liga/ Broke For Free für den Song Night Owl und den Song Something Elated, die aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 3.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird,Jahzzar für ihren Song Siesta (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Travellers_Guide/Siesta), der aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 3.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird,Cambo für ihren Song Coffee (https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Cambo/Chilled_Beats), der aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 4.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird.Den Portalen freepik.com und vecteezy.com für die Bereitstellung von Vektorgrafiken. Der Beitrag #158 | 100 Jahre Fußballtradition und eine Winkekatze erschien zuerst auf BRENNPUNKT-ORANGE.DE.

Der SV Horn feiert im aktuellen Jahr sein 100jähriges Bestehen. Seit ca. 10 Jahren sind die Fußballer aus der Sparkasse Horn-Arena die Nummer eins im Waldviertel. Während man in den Jahren zuvor wischen Regionalliga und Landesliga pendelte, gelang 2012 den Aufstieg in die zweithöchste Spielklasse. Seither musste man auch zweimal absteigen, schaffte aber immer den sofortigen Wiederaufstieg in die 2. Liga. Mit den Erfolgen des Vereins sind auch skurrile Anekdoten verbunden, die weltweit für Beachtung sorgten. Im Jahr 2015 stieg Keisuke Honda beim SV Horn ein und wollte den Verein in die Champions League führen. Daraus wurde nichts. Aktuell befindet sich der SV Horn im unteren Tabellendrittel der 2. Liga. Doch der Verein ist breiter aufgestellt als noch vor 10 Jahren und hat die Nachwuchsarbeit intensiviert. Im Podcast berichten die Waldviertler Jungs von der Geschichte und der Perspektive ihres Vereins. Danke Wir danken ORF Honda SV Horn in der Hand japanischer Investoren Fußball Champions Leaguehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPZnH_Eqfj8SV Horn TVhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsEodhIzYx_oB1gdCHMpBJAZwarakonferenz von Laola1.athttps://www.laola1.at/de/fussball/2liga/zwara-konferenzder-podcast-zur-2liga/ Broke For Free für den Song Night Owl und den Song Something Elated, die aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 3.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird,Jahzzar für ihren Song Siesta (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Travellers_Guide/Siesta), der aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 3.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird,Cambo für ihren Song Coffee (https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Cambo/Chilled_Beats), der aufgrund der Lizens CC BY 4.0 | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ im Podcast verwendet wird.Den Portalen freepik.com und vecteezy.com für die Bereitstellung von Vektorgrafiken. Der Beitrag #158 | 100 Jahre Fußballtradition und eine Winkekatze erschien zuerst auf BRENNPUNKT-ORANGE.DE. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Il primo giocatore giapponese al Milan, con uno stile unico dettato da professionalità, disciplina e poche parole: la storia dentro e fuori dal campo di Keisuke Honda, numero 10 atipico che ha saputo emozionare San Siro.

NYTT AVSNITT! Den andra delen av mastodontavsnittet med Bäckström är nu ute. Här fortsätter samtalet om hur nära Keisuke Honda egentligen var Sirius och vad som egentligen händer i katakomberna under Studan. Det här är den andra delen i intervjun med Daniel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Selangor FC tiada perancangan untuk membawa masuk Keisuke Honda, namun baki tiga perlawanan sebelum liga berehat jadi penentu transaksi di jendela perpindahan.

Hotseknotsbegonia is iedere maandag dé verlenging van jouw Geel-Swerte weekend! Met deze keer onder andere Keisuke Honda, Ted van Leeuwen, VVV thuis, Pasveer, Bazoer, Tronstad, Piet Velthuizen, Theo Janssen, Alex & Anderson, Hans de Koning, AZ uit, het Fieldlabexperiment en natuurlijk het Veurzetje op Vitesse-schrijver Ferry Reurink. We kieken terug en vooruut, Kieken uut veur een Polletje,  kiezen het Ernemse Feesverke van de week en er is een winnaar van de Hotseknotsbegonia Glazen bol-prijsvraag! Die vanaf nu mede mogelijk wordt gemaakt door onze sponsor, Brouwerij Durs!Zelf meedoen? Dat kan! Heb je een (insiders)nieuwtje, wil je aandacht voor een Vergeten Vitessenaer of zit je met een vraag? Mail hotseknotsbegonia2021@gmail.com. Of zoek ons op Facebook, Instagram of Twitter op! Geen aflevering missen? Abonneer je dan via Apple podcasts, Spotify of je favoriete podcastapp! En vertel het aan iedereen met een Geel-Swert hert! Kunnen we met zo veel mogelijk nagenieten van het wedstrijdweekend van de mooiste club op de planeet, Vites! De boeken van Ferry bestellen?Dat kan hier. Meer weten over Stadsbrouwerij Durs?Klik dan hier.

Scott and Paul return and discuss the poor off-field behavior of East Bengal coach Robbie Fowler, plus discuss the issue of players 'giving back' after the twitter debate between Jay Bothroyd and Keisuke Honda about whether the Japanese superstar should return to the J.League. Plus we hear from respected Japanese commentator Ben Mabley on why, at age 54, Kazuyoshi Miura continues to play professional football and the cultural peculiarities of Japan that facilitate it.

Thank you for downloading Episode 21 of Long Ball Futebol!With Barney off this week, it's a whistel-stop, 15 minute episode with just Albert this week, but we still manage to cram in the news of Keisuke Honda's departure from Portimonense after just 5 days, all the action from the big 3 in the Primaira liga (+ Vitoria Guimarães, Rio Ave, Portimonense & Gil Vicente), and we preview this weeks European football for Porto, Benfica, and Braga.To contact the show, you can find us on twitter @LongBallFutebol, or email us at longballfutebol@gmail.com.Timestamps:01:10: Keisuke Honda leaves Portimonense02:13: Porto vs. Boavista04:43: Benfica vs. Moreirense06:24: Sporting CP vs. Pacos De Ferreira07:57: Vitoria Guimarães vs. Rio Ave09:26: Portimonense vs. Gil VicenteEuropean Football Preview11:42: Porto vs. Juventus13:13 Benfica vs. Arsenal14:55 Braga vs. Roma

Barney & Albert are back for the 20th Episode of Long Ball Futebol, and with the Primeira Liga season at the half way stage, it's a mid-season review special.We discuss who's impressed, and who has work to do in the second half of the season, but not before we've dealt with the monumental arrival of Keisuke Honda to Portuguese football, a massive game between Braga and Porto, and a little trip to the canned sardine museum...To get in contact with the show, you can follow us on twitter @longballfutebol, or email us at longballfutebol@gmail.comTimestamps:03:40 - Keisuke Honda signs for Portimonense07:52 - Os Belenenses speak out about B-SAD's name violation.12:02 - Braga vs Porto21:42 - Benfica vs Famalicao27:25 - B-SAD vs Vitoria Guimarães30:33 - Santa Clara vs Maritimo31:22 - Mid-season Review

O Bola na Agulha está de volta!

Time de Paulo Autuori mostra evolução contra o Corinthians e amarga empate nos acréscimos. Emanuelle Ribeiro e Igor Rodrigues analisam o empate e veem Keisuke Honda mais livre e participativo em São Paulo. O episódio ainda aborda o primeiro gol de Salomon Kalou com a camisa alvinegra e projeta o jogo contra o Athletico-PR: “Hora de buscar a primeira vitória fora de casa no Brasileirão”.

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Jannick Malling, CEO of Public.com a social and fractional share investing app that unlocks greater access to the stock market for a broader audience of investors. In this episode, Jannick talks about the evolution of stock market investing apps, the growth of "verticalized social networks" (like Venmo), raising capital from celebrity investors like Will Smith, JJ Watt and Sophia Amoruso, the importance of "stories over spreadsheets" and much more. The Company recently raised a $15 million Series B venture round in a deal led by Greycroft and Accel. Advancit Capital, Dreamers VC, J.J. Watt, Sophia Amoruso, Casey Neistat, Scott Belsky, Morgan DeBaun, Will Smith, Keisuke Honda, Shari Redstone, Michael Vaughan, PLG Ventures, Scott Galloway and others participated. This series is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $2.2 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at www.foundersuite.com

On today’s episode of Greatest Games, in association with The Blizzard, Japanese football journalist Shinobu Yamanaka joins us to discuss a landmark match for his nation at the 2010 World Cup! Japan took the most talented squad they had ever assembled to the previous World Cup in Germany, but didn’t win a match and finished bottom of their group. They returned to the world stage in South Africa and seized their chance to qualify for the Round of 16 with an impressive win over Denmark. We discuss the Japanese public’s perception of this team after their courageous performance, the wizardry of Keisuke Honda and the bewitching - and infuriating - behaviour of that bloody Jabulani football.For more stories from the annals of football history, visit www.theblizzard.co.uk to explore their archives that contain over 700 articles of stories just like this one!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pitch Decks, Pitch Decks, Pitch Decks...that's pretty much all I've heard since I entered the entrepreneurial world years ago. How they look, what pages go where, what investors like what...it goes on and on. That's why I wanted to have an episode to pull three unique perspectives from three incredible entrepreneurs/investors. Farhaj Mayan is the founder of Kanna and has won several pitch competitions with his amazing presentation skills and pitch decks. Laurent Grill is the lead investor at Luma Lunch, has been involved in several startups of his own, and has years of pitch deck experience under his belt. Finally, Vik Sasi is one of the main partners at Dreamers VC (Founded by Will Smith and Keisuke Honda) and he brings a very unique perspective to the pitch deck conversation. Farhaj Mayan: 2:38 - 19:43 Farhaj's Current Deck: docsend.com/view/75xpx4q CEO - hirekanna.com Laurent Grill: 19:48 - 37:17 Lead Investor: Lumalaunch.com @laurentgrill on twitter @lumalaunch on Instagram Vik Sasi: 37:18 - End Partner: dreamers.vc LinkedIn Profile Email: vik@dreamers.vc Pitch Decks references in episode: Guy Kowasaki 10-Slide: https://guykawasaki.com/the-only-10-slides-you-need-in-your-pitch/ Front - Series A Deck: https://www.slideshare.net/MathildeCollin/front-series-a-deck-64596550 Front - Series B Deck: https://www.slideshare.net/MathildeCollin/front-series-b-deck-91172575

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with entrepreneurs and VCs who have raised capital. This episode is with VIk Sasi of Dreamers VC (www.dreamers.vc) a Los Angeles based venture capital fund that bridges Japanese corporate investors with early stage US-based startups. In this episode, Vik talks about raising a fund with a celebrity team (e.g. actor Will Smith and soccer star Keisuke Honda), how raising money for a fund is different than for a startup, why it's not always an advantage to lead deals, what he's focusing on to be able to raise fund #2, and more. This series is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $2 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at www.foundersuite.com.

Esta no ar o Hinomaru, podcast com todas as noticias sobre o futebol japonês.Keisuke Honda finalmente estreia no futebol brasileiro. Infelizmente devido sem torcida devido ao surto do coronavírus. Uma analise do seu primeiro jogo pelo Botafogo e o que esperar do meia japonês durante a temporada 2020. Recomendamos a utilização de fones de ouvido para melhor aproveitamento e diversão com o podcast.O Hinomaru está disponível em diversos agregadores de podcast:spotify, Itunes podcast, googlepodcast, pocketcasts, addictpodcast, radiopublic e Deezer.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mailhinomarupodcast@gmail.comRedes sociaisPagina do Hinomaru no Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/hinomarupodcast/Pagina do Hinomaru no Megafonohttps://www.megafono.host/podcast/hinomarupodcastInstagram Hinomaruhttps://www.instagram.com/hinomaru_podcast/?hl=pt-brDownload Pelo Google Drive (Todos os episódios)https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1kNtj5I8bpKNXwbg54E4m40wDVmkbzqJ2Links recomendadosPagina do Glauber Tanakahttps://www.facebook.com/glauber.tirasPagina do jornalista Tiago Bontempohttps://globoesporte.globo.com/blogs/futebol-no-japao/

Depois de uma pausa pelo Carnaval, estamos de volta com o 45 de Acréscimo #63!! Nesta semana, pegamos o gancho das contratações de Keisuke Honda pelo Botafogo e Emmanuel Adebayor pelo Olimpia para lembrar de outros jogadores consagrados que foram para times aleatórios. Eduardo Costa, Roberta Souza e Victor Santos relembraram grandes nomes recentes do futebol que jogaram de forma surpreendente em alguns times bem inesperados, e o que deixaram de legados e marcas por tais aventuras. Vem com a gente! Estamos nos principais agregadores, como Spotify, iTunes e Google Podcasts. E você também pode nos encontrar nas redes sociais: Instagram: @45deacrescimo Twitter: @45deacrescimo 45deacrescimo@gmail.com

O futebol brasileiro sofre com a falta de qualidade técnica nas últimas décadas. Desde o éxodo dos grandes jogadores na década de 1980, o campeonato nacional foi perdendo força a cada temporada, com os destaques deixando o País cada vez mais jovens. No entanto, nos últimos anos, jogadores de Seleção como Daniel Alves e Filipe Luís e astros estrangeiros como Juanfran e Keisuke Honda optaram por jogar no futebol do Brasil. Também recentemente, clubes como Palmeiras e Flamengo fizeram jogo duro e conseguiram renovar com seus destaques, apesar de propostas de mercados emergentes. Essa não é, no entanto, a primeira vez que os times daqui conseguiram atrair craques. Romário, Rivaldo, Ronaldo, Adriano e até Seedorf já passaram por aqui, todos no final de suas carreiras. Será que a década de 2020 reserva um Brasil mais poderoso do que nunca no mercado internacional? Essa é a discussão deste episódio do podcast Terrabolistas. O podcast é produzido e apresentado por Lucas Baldez e Matheus Alleoni e tem comentários de Sílvio Barsetti #terrafutebol (Foto: Rafael Costa/ Zimel Press/ Estadão Conteúdo)

Começa mais uma temporada do futebol brasileiro! Os times se reforçaram para a disputa de mais uma temporada de futebol nos gramados tupiniquins. Tivemos contratações bombásticas e outras aleatórias. Para falar tudo sobre a janela de transferências, Ivan Pignatari teve ao seu lado André Ranieri, novo integrante do time do DE, além de Eduardo Carvalho. E ainda em clima da chegada de Keisuke Honda ao Botafogo, o jornalista Daniel Braune foi nosso convidado especial para falar sobre a chegada do japonês ao Glorioso. Chega mais que o De Tabela #25, o primeiro episódio do ano, tá chegando no seu fone de ouvido! O "De Tabela" é um podcast produzido pelo Dimensão Esportiva, projeto de estudantes de jornalismo que conta com o apoio da Agência Grego (fb.com/agenciagrego), da Escola Guilda (escolaguilda.com.br) e da Gráfica IAG (graficaiag.com.br). Trilha sonora: "RetroFuture Clean", "Motherlode", "Wah Game Loop", "Breakdown", "Iron Bacon", "Cold Funk", Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).

Scott makes his return to the show as we look ahead to the start of the J.League season by talking with the league's two Australian coaches, Ange Postecoglou (Yokohama F. Marinos) and Peter Cklamovski (Shimizu S-Pulse). Plus we speak with Brazilian journalist Sergio Santana about Keisuke Honda's move to Botafogo, and we get the latest from Singapore from FOX Sports Asia's Gabe Tan.

Neste episódio do Resenha Monstra conversamos sobre as derrotas do Corinthians na Pré-Libertadores e Paulistão, os problemas da equipe e o que precisa mudar. O Tricolor paulista dá sinais de jogar como Fernando Diniz quer, porém tropeça mais uma vez, agora diante do Santo André. O Santos continua cheio de problemas no elenco, com torcida insatisfeita com possível saída de Soteldo e as más decisões da diretoria. Além disso, também falamos de BBB (?), da contratação midiática do japonês Keisuke Honda pelo Botafogo, além dos destaques aleatórios da semana.

In this episode, Hall welcomes Vik Sasi of Dreamers VC. Dreamers VC, founded by Will Smith and Keisuke Honda is a venture capital fund bridging established Japanese corporate investors with early-stage, US-based companies. The company was conceived from their shared passion to improve the world. They invest in innovative companies, alongside top-tier lead investors, to improve lives through the application of emerging technology. When appropriate Dreamers VC supports expansion by connecting companies to their global network of capital and strategic partners. Generally, they make the first investment into a Seed, A, or B round, and maintain follow on capital for the growth stages of our investments. Vik was previously on the investment team at AmFam Ventures. He began his career as an Analyst for the Clinton Foundation's Health Access Initiative and as a Strategic Advisor to the Haitian Ministry of Health, with additional stints in investment banking at Morgan Stanley and venture capital at Healthbox. In this episode, Hall and Vik speak about the Dreamer fund and what they specifically look for. According to Vik, Dreamers is a purely opportunistic fund. Nearly 100% of the deal flow is inbound. It all boils down to the team, organic growth and potential for uncapped upside. Vik also touches on what he sees as challenges startups face and offers his advice. It's really simple, just stay in your lane, run your race, try not to get caught up in trying to keep up with the Joneses.

Cuando se van a cumplir 10 años del primer enfrentamiento de Guardiola y Mourinho en los banquillos, analizamos con Álvaro Benito la trayectoria y evolución de ambos como técnicos.Eriksen, Dani Olmo, Keisuke Honda, Boateng... Muchos jugadores han cambiado de destino en este mercado invernal. Fermín Suárez nos prepara, como cada final de mercato, su Top-10 de mejores fichajes y de fichajes Random.Seguimos con el mercado de fichajes invernal porque Jose Palacio nos trae dos casos antagónicos: Ankaragücü y Chelsea. Los turcos ficharon a 15 jugadores el último día de mercado, mientras que el conjunto inglés firmó más jugadores mientras estaba sancionado por la FIFA que cuando le han levantado esa sanción. Explicamos los por qués.Esto y más en una hora y media de fútbol internacional.

Cuando se van a cumplir 10 años del primer enfrentamiento de Guardiola y Mourinho en los banquillos, analizamos con Álvaro Benito la trayectoria y evolución de ambos como técnicos.Eriksen, Dani Olmo, Keisuke Honda, Boateng... Muchos jugadores han cambiado de destino en este mercado invernal. Fermín Suárez nos prepara, como cada final de mercato, su Top-10 de mejores fichajes y de fichajes Random.Seguimos con el mercado de fichajes invernal porque Jose Palacio nos trae dos casos antagónicos: Ankaragücü y Chelsea. Los turcos ficharon a 15 jugadores el último día de mercado, mientras que el conjunto inglés firmó más jugadores mientras estaba sancionado por la FIFA que cuando le han levantado esa sanción. Explicamos los por qués.Esto y más en una hora y media de fútbol internacional.

Esta no ar o Hinomaru, podcast com todas as noticias sobre o futebol japonês.Keisuke Honda é anunciado como jogador do Botafogo até o fim da temporada 2020. Uma noticia que deixa todos os fãs do futebol japonês felizes nesse começo de ano. Será que o meia atacante dará certo no Brasil?Recomendamos a utilização de fones de ouvido para melhor aproveitamento e diversão com o podcast.O Hinomaru está disponível em diversos agregadores de podcast:spotify, Itunes podcast, googlepodcast, pocketcasts, addictpodcast, radiopublic e Deezer.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mailhinomarupodcast@gmail.comRedes sociaisPagina do Hinomaru no Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/hinomarupodcast/Pagina do Hinomaru no Megafonohttps://www.megafono.host/podcast/hinomarupodcastInstagram Hinomaruhttps://www.instagram.com/hinomaru_podcast/?hl=pt-brDownload Pelo Google Drive (Todos os episódios)https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1kNtj5I8bpKNXwbg54E4m40wDVmkbzqJ2Links recomendadosPagina do Glauber Tanakahttps://www.facebook.com/glauber.tirasPagina do jornalista Tiago Bontempohttps://globoesporte.globo.com/blogs/futebol-no-japao/

Our 2010s decade retrospective podcast series continues as we look back on our 2018 Championship and do a deep dive into the marquee signing of Keisuke Honda with freelance writer Paul Williams.

Esta no ar o Hinomaru, podcast com todas as noticias sobre o futebol japonês.Essa semana, um bate papo especial sobre a trajetória de Keisuke Honda, um dos principais jogadores japoneses da historia recente da seleção japonesa.Recomendamos a utilização de fones de ouvido para melhor aproveitamento e diversão com o podcast. O Hinomaru está disponível em diversos agregadores de podcast:spotify, Itunes podcast, googlepodcast, pocketcasts, addictpodcast, radiopublic e Deezer.Deixe seu recado para o Hinomaru abaixo do vídeo ou participe pelo nosso e-mailhinomarupodcast@gmail.comRedes sociaisPagina do Hinomaru no Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/hinomarupodcast/Pagina do Hinomaru no Megafonohttps://www.megafono.host/podcast/hinomarupodcastInstagram Hinomaruhttps://www.instagram.com/hinomaru_podcast/?hl=pt-brDownload Pelo Google Drive (Todos os episódios)https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1kNtj5I8bpKNXwbg54E4m40wDVmkbzqJ2Links recomendadosPagina do Glauber Tanakahttps://www.facebook.com/glauber.tirasPagina do jornalista Tiago Bontempohttps://globoesporte.globo.com/blogs/futebol-no-japao/

It’s Friday! Football tomorrow! Yes! We look ahead to some of it, as is tradition, casting glances towards Chelsea taking on West Ham, Everton probably getting banged by Jamie “I hate the gym” Vardy and Leicester City, while Pep Guardiola takes his Man City team up to the Brucey Bowl to try and win a battle of managerial wits at Newcastle. David Moyes makes an appearance - it’s that time of year after all - while Keisuke Honda makes an interesting career decision and Watford decide to keep their inexplicable elk badge after all. Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballrambledaily.com ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!***Jamie Vardy on his decision to retire from international duty: https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/jamie-vardy-admits-big-decision-3584182There’s still much to do for Frank Lampard at Chelsea: https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/chelsea-valencia-frank-lampard-champions-league-ngolo-kante-jorginho-news-a9221121.htmlDavid Moyes looms large over the Premier League:https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11685/11871748/david-moyes-poised-for-everton-or-west-ham-with-marco-silva-and-manuel-pellegrini-in-trouble See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Voetbalpraat van donderdag 21 november 2019 met Aletha Leidelmeijer, Willem Vissers, Kees Kwakman en Leo Driessen. Over o.a. de loting voor het EK 2020, de aanstelling van José Mourinho als trainer van Tottenham Hotspur en de aanstaande rentree van Keisuke Honda in de Eredivisie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hugo Lloris lived up to his name and gave Spurs a scare, and Sheffield  United gave Liverpool a game. Everton went down to City and Chelsea took down Brighton but the big one is United vs Arsenal - spoiler alert - we may have recorded before the match but we've covered everything from that game! Elsewhere, Alexis has made a good start to life at Inter, Keisuke Honda has nothing better to do on Twitter and Christian Benteke is losing it! ALSO! On this Thursday it's the PODCAST DERBY in the Roots Coed League! Amogh's team WiFi Rooters goes up agains comedian and fellow football podcast (4-4-Two) host Azeem Banatwalla's Total Rootball! Game's at 8 55 pm at St Andrews in Mumbai. Come watch if free! Don't forget to like and give us a 5 star review on whatever platform you use to get your podcasts.  Get in touch with the boys on their social media!

Gen.G Chief Executive Officer Chris Park, a former Major League Baseball executive, joins Scott Soshnick, Michael Barr and Eben Novy-Williams to discuss a host of issues related to the business of sports, including how he's taking a background in traditional sports and applying it to the burgeoning world of esports. Park talks about the community aspect of Fortnite, and what makes it so attractive to its audience. He also discusses what he's trying to build at Gen.G, whose newest investors include Will Smith and Japanese soccer star Keisuke Honda. Gen.G operates seven teams, the biggest of which is their Overwatch team, the Seoul Dynasty. Also discussed is how some esports athletes make more money as content creators than players and how he's working to redefine what a franchise can be.  Hosts: Scott Soshnick, Michael Barr and Eben Novy-Williams Producer: Madena Parwana

Join Dave, Buds, Rudi and Josh in studio as they recap a scarcely deserved - yet deeply satisfying - away win against the Glory featuring LT's heroics, The Niedermeier Redemption, and poetic justice at the hands of the VAR. Plus, the boys examine another glorious sartorial choice from Keisuke Honda, run the rule over the Eric Bautheac rumours, and take a look ahead at the run home, starting with a crucial trip to the SCG next weekend. MON!

It wasn’t to be for Newcastle Jets, but a dream matchup has been confirmed elsewhere in the Asian Champions League. Scott McIntyre from The Asian Game discusses the tantalising prospect of Keisuke Honda shaping up against J-League opposition, plus Adelaide United defender Michael Jakobsen checks in ahead of their huge clash against Newcastle and there’s plenty more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

An old FVS favourite in Beanhead joins us this week to go through a disappointing weekend for all Vucks. We dissect our loss to Perth Glory in both the Women's and Men's games. Also on the agenda is more on the Matildas and Save Hakeem dramas, a Keisuke Honda social media update, and we look ahead to our game this Friday against Wellington.

Keisuke Honda is still in the lead in our Player of the Year voting for Imperial Bourke St, but the chasing pack is closing in fast! There's a four-way tie for third while a Newcastle Jets star continues to hold down second despite a poor weekend. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's that time of week again! Fox Sports analyst and Identity Pro founder Scott Miller picks apart Melbourne Victory vs Adelaide United and Perth Glory vs Melbourne City, and tells us just how valuable a personality like Keisuke Honda can be to a manager. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We've stirred up a bit of debate for a Thursday! Carl Valeri's comments on Keisuke Honda got us asking the listeners who the A-League's best ever player is, plus unfazed Melbourne City young gun Lachie Wales checks in, there's another week of the Eurosnob and plenty more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Fox Sports Football analyst and Identity Pro founder dissected game one of the season and just how Melbourne City can keep a handle on Keisuke Honda. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The first of the FFA Cup Semi Finals took place on Friday night, and it was Adelaide United who progressed to the Final for the third time, defeating Bentleigh Greens 2-0. Adelaide looked in control for most of the game, with Goals to Ben Halloran and Jordan Elsey propelling the Reds to their comfortable win. Head Coach Marco Kurz now findes himself in his second Cup final in as many seasons with Adelaide. Former A-League boss Archie Fraser has put his hand up to help Football Federation Australia reinvent itself in the post-Steven Lowy era. Fraser quit the governing body after just 12 months in the job back in 2011, disillusioned with the direction taken by the FFA board and with a belief that his “hands were tied behind his back”. He’s been an avid observer of the game’s administrative misfortunes ever since, and a staunch critic of the Lowy-led regime. Hibernian player, Martin Boyle, is set to "pledge his allegiance" to Australia when he is tipped to be named in Graham Arnold's Socceroos training camp squad in the UAE next month. "Red tape" means the 25-year-old Aberdeen born Boyle will be unable to play in the match against Kuwait while the paperwork to determine his eligibility to play for Australia - due to the Australian birth of his father - is dealt with. Keisuke Honda has netted his first goal in Melbourne Victory colours. The Japanese star fired home a first half penalty during Victory’s 3-1 behind-closed-doors friendly defeat to Wellington Phoenix earlier today. While Honda’s debut strike for Victory will take the headlines from the Wellington clash, the New Zealanders will undoubtedly be buoyed by a fine performance against the reigning Hyundai A-League Champions. A strong, defensive showing from Mark Rudan's men was highlighted by a hat-trick from Phoenix star Roy Krishna, who struck a first-half penalty and put away two second-half efforts to seal a confidence boosting friendly win.

Cairns FC, ranked 73rd in the country vs Sydney FC, ranked 1st. The TPO Algorithm gives Cairns just a 1% chance of causing an upset. APIA Leichhardt Tigers, the highest ranked non-A-League club coming in as the 9th best club in the country, playing Melbourne Victory, the 2nd highest ranked club. Victory are clear favourites, but TPO Rankings gives APIA a 19% chance of winning. Muscat has refused to reveal whether Keisuke Honda would travel to Sydney for the clash but did admit he would not be starting if named in the match day squad. Avondale FC, ranked 17th in the country vs Devonport City from Tasmania, ranked 47th. Avondale are favourites, with a 65% chance of winning in normal time, and Devonport City outsiders at a 17% chance. And finally, Broadmeadow Magic, ranked 30th, against Bentleigh Greens, ranked 11th. The home advantage isn’t enough to make Broadmeadow favourites, and are only a 22% chance of winning, with Bentleigh Greens expected to get the job done.

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Adelaide United have signed Australian winger Ben Halloran on a two-year contract. Halloran joins the Reds after spending the last five years of his career abroad. Keisuke Honda has touched down on Australian soil ahead of his unveiling as Melbourne Victory's marquee signing on Wednesday. It is yet to be revealed whether the 32-year-old former AC Milan playmaker will make his first appearance in the FFA Cup on Tuesday 21 August. The FIFA-backed panel tasked with fixing Australian football's governance crisis has rejected criticisms of its report from FFA chairman Steven Lowy and his board about their proposals. Four of the country's smallest state federations are also prepared to vote against it, which could force FIFA to make good on long-held threats to intervene or, at worst, suspend Australia from international competition.

The number 1 A-League fan podcast is back on air! We discuss our FFA Cup victory against Perth Glory as well as dissect a huge off-season for Melbourne Victory, including the signing of marquee man Keisuke Honda where we ponder: is he maybe a bit of a Cahill-esque dickhead? Don't miss it!

One of Asian football's biggest stars will play in the A-League with Melbourne Victory sealing the signing of Japanese legend Keisuke Honda.'' The high-profile former AC Milan midfielder has signed a one-year marquee deal in a massive boost to the champions' bid to go back-to-back. Considered a dead-ball specialist, Honda netted 13 times in all competitions for Mexican side Pachuca last season, having spent the previous three and a half seasons at Italian giants Milan. The Central Coast Mariners have signed record-breaking goal-scorer Jordan Murray from APIA Leichhardt Tigers and exciting attacker, Josh Macdonald from the Wollongong Wolves ahead of the Hyundai A-League 2018/19 season. 22-year-old Murray bagged a record-breaking 23 goals in just 19 games during the 2018 NPL NSW season, the most in a single season by anyone in the history of the competition. And in the only Monday night NPL game, Pascoe Vale has defeated Bulleen Lions 1-0 in Victoria.

JAPANESE star Keisuke Honda has admitted that he’s close to signing with Melbourne Victory and expects to be able to make an official announcement “in a few days”, but stressed no deal has yet been signed. The Matildas have fallen agonisingly short of claiming a second successive Tournament of Nations title, despite recording victory over Japan. The Australians instead must be happy with second spot after hosts the USA claimed the title for the first time. Just the two NPL games played on Friday night - both in Victoria. In a high scoring game, Kingston City have picked up an important point over title-contenders Bentleigh Greens in a 4-4 draw. The draw will hurt Bentleigh’s chances of catching Heidelberg at the top of the table - the gap is currently 4 points but Heidelberg have 2 games in hand. And only a month ago we were talking about South Melbourne being as risk of relegation, and all of a sudden they are now in contention to make the finals, beating Green Gully 3-2.

Melbourne Victory have sealed the signature of Japan legend Keisuke Honda on a one-year deal worth $2.9 million. Victory have stumped up $1.3 million, with the FFA - via Fox Sports’ $3 million marquee fund - paying the remaining $1.6 million. However Victory’s bid to team Honda with Socceroos striker Jamie Maclaren is far less cut and dried, despite reports he is headed to AAMI Park. Maclaren remains on the books of German club Darmstadt, and despite being inundated with offers from England, Scotland, Continental Europe and the A-League, he has yet to be granted an early release from his contract. Victory would also have to somehow squeeze him inside the salary cap, with Honda and James Troisi occupying the marquee spots. Former Australian youth international and well-traveled Hyundai A-League defender Scott Galloway has signed a one-year deal with Adelaide United.

Updated TPO Rankings: 9 APIA Leichhardt Tigers 10 Heidelberg United 11 Wellington Phoenix 12 Bentleigh Greens 13 Central Coast Mariners 14 Adelaide City 15 Blacktown City 16 MetroStars 17 Manly United 18 Sydney Olympic 19 Rockdale City Suns 20 Avondale FC 21 Sydney United 58 22 Lions FC 23 Campbelltown City 24 Pascoe Vale 25 Adelaide Comets

SPOILER ALERT: An instant classic today plus some great and not-so-great-coaching. And I’ll preview tomorrow’s final match-ups of the Round of 16: Sweden v. Switzerland and England v. Colombia Watch Honda’s stunner from 2010

Oliver Bierhoff and Mats Hummels reflect on Germany’s exit from the World Cup, Maya Yoshida and Keisuke Honda talk about Japan’s Samurai Spirit and Pablo Zabaleta discusses Argentina’s poor performances. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

SPOILER ALERTS: A review of today’s matches and the Belgian breakthrough, plus previews of tomorrow’s matches. Are you worried there are no big countries playing tomorrow? Nonsense! Still some fascinating match ups on hand: Colombia v. Japan, Poland v. Senegal,...Read more

Seit seiner erstmaligen WM-Qualifikation 1998 war Japan in jeder der darauf folgenden Weltmeisterschaften dabei. Nachdem vor 4 Jahren in Brasilien nach 3 sieglosen Spielen bereits nach der Gruppenphase Schluß war, versuchen die Japaner nun an ihren Achtelfinal-Erfolg von 2010 in Südafrika anzuknüpfen. Text: Kevin Kaschner (90PLUS) Der Weg zur WM: Als Gruppenerster qualifizierte sich Japan für die WM, allerdings nicht ohne ein paar unerwartete Probleme. Zu Beginn der Qualifikation gewann Japan die meisten Spiele deutlich. Allerdings konnte sie die Spiele gegen den vermeintlich schwächeren Konkurrenten Irak im ersten Spiel nur knapp mit 2:1 gewinnen und im Rückspiel reichte es nur für ein 1:1 unentschieden. Auch in weiteren Testspielen kam gegen Mali nur ein 1:1 unentschieden und gegen die Ukraine eine 1:2 Niederlage zustande. Die Konsequenz, ein Trainerwechsel kurz vor dem Turnier soll neuen Schwung bringen. Der Star: Wer ist der Star bei den Blue Samurai? Ohne Frage dürfte das Shinji Kagawa sein. Er ist bei Borussia Dortmund neben Mario Götze der Motor im Mittelfeld. Problem ist nur, durch eine Knöchelverletzung konnte er lediglich 19 Spiele in der vergangenen Bundesliga-Saison absolvieren. Seine WM-Teilnahme ist fraglich. Deshalb ist Keisuke Honda der erfahrenste und beste Spieler der Japaner. Der Mittelfeldspieler wechselte 2017 vom AC Mailand zum mexikanischen Primera Division-Club CF Pachuca. Dort erzielte er in der vergangenen Saison 10 Tore. Mit 36 Toren für die japanische Nationalmannschaft ist er mit Abstand der effektivste Spieler zur Zeit. Der Routinier wird mit seiner Erfahrung und seiner Torgefährlichkeit garantiert der Schlüsselspieler der Japaner. Der mögliche Shooting-Star: Die Anwesenheit mehrerer erfahrener Spieler wie Honda, Sakai und Hasebe könnte Yuya Kubo nutzen. Der 24-jährige Mittelstürmer des belgischen Klubs KAA Gent könnte in Russland die Geheimwaffe der Japaner werden. Durch seine Technik und Schusskraft ist er nicht nur aus dem Spiel heraus jederzeit brandgefährlich, auch bei Standards ist er immer für eine Überraschung gut und nie zu schüchtern auch mal frech direkt aufs Tor zu schießen. Auch in Zweikämpfen zeigt sich Kubo dominant. In Zusammenarbeit mit den Routiniers im Mittelfeld könnte sich Yuya Kubo zu einem explosiven Stürmer im Turnier entwickeln. Der Trainer: Für Trainer Vahid Halilhodzic ist nach drei Jahren in Japan kurz vor der WM bereits Schluss. Mitte April löste der japanische Fußballverband nur zwei Monate vor WM-Start den Vertrag des 65- jährigen Bosniers auf. Grund hierfür war die schlechte Leistung der Japaner in den letzten Qualifikations- sowie Testspielen. Übernehmen wird der ehemalige Nationalspieler Akira Nishino, der bereits die U20 und U23 der Japaner trainierte. 1996 führte er die U23 zu dem historischen 1:0 -ieg gegen Brasilien. Brasilien hatte damals unter anderem Größen wie Ronaldo und Roberto Carlos im Kader. Er kennt das Team und ist mit den Abläufen im Verband bestens vertraut. Sein Ziel ist das Erreichen der K.O.-Phase. Stärken & Schwächen: Der Kader der Japaner ist besetzt mit jeder Menge erfahrener Spieler aus der Bundesliga, sowie anderen Top-Ligen der Welt. Dazu kommen einige junge Talente die von der Erfahrung der anderen profitieren können. Die Mischung findet sich in allen Bereichen, sodass in allen Aspekten des Spiels sowohl erfahrene als auch talentierte Spieler zum Einsatz kommen sollten. Das große Problem werden allerdings die Umstellungen des neuen Trainers Akira Nishino sein. Nicht nur was den Kader angeht, bei dem es sicherlich einige Änderungen im Vergleich zum Kader des alten Trainers geben wird. Auch die Taktik dürfte sich noch einmal drastisch ändern. Nishino steht für traditionellen japanischen Fußball, wohingegen zuvor eine eher europäische Spielart vorgelebt wurde. Es bleibt abzuwarten, ob die Spieler das neue System schnell genug umsetzen können. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

PRO referees Mark Geiger and Jair Marrufo stop by on their way to Russia to help you understand how VAR will affect the World Cup and bring you behind the curtain in MLS. Plus, Wiebe's adopted club comes up clutch with the upset in the US Open Cup, Bobby explains how to beat Atlanta United, the guys debate which New York manager is more vital for his respective club and Calen Carr stops in to talk The Movement and much more. 5:08 – Upsets galore in USOC action 11:16 – World Cup absences: Who will be hit the hardest in MLS? 16:17 – Bobby on how he'd beat Atlanta 19:40 – Enner Valencia and Keisuke Honda to MLS? 23:29 – Who would be missed more? Patrick Vieira or Jesse Marsch? 31:46 – Jair Marrufo and Mark Geiger on VAR and preparing for the World Cup 49:07 – ExtraTime Radio Mailbag 58:07 Calen on winning USOC with the Chicago Fire 1:04:34 – Parity in MLS, good or bad?

Bryce Dunn, Ollie Duxbury and Manu Veth Chicharito’s status at West Ham and a possible move to Besiktas. They also discuss Keisuke Honda’s wonder performance against Lobos as well Santos Laguna striker Djaniny. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bryce Dunn, Ollie Duxberry and Manuel Veth review the Supercopa MX and Campeon de Campeones. They also preview the matchday 1 of the Liga MX as well as Pachuca signing Keisuke Honda from Milan. Finally, the boys also highlight three players to watch this season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reporte sobre presentacion de Guillermo OchoaReax Guillermo Ochoa en conferencia de prensaLos compañeros de ochoa en el Standard de LiegePieza cronología del castigo a OsorioResumen del México vs JamaicaReax post gameNota del jugador Japones,Keisuke Honda al PachucaReax KeisukeNota ChivasReax BrizuelaReax Cruz Azul Jordan SilvaReax PumasSección de análisis de MLB:Líderes de la Liga Americana: Mike Moustakas, Dee Gordon y Marco EstradaLíderes de la Liga Nacional: Justin Wilson, Marc Melancon & Cozart y Johnny CuetoEquipos con posibilidades en LA y LN: Yonder Alonso & Sonny Gray, Joe Panik, Gerrit Cole, Robertson & ReedEnlace a Los Angeles con Reax Real Madrid yReax Manchester United Análisis del Tour de Francia con temas:Altimetría de la etapa 13Desempeño de Froome y AruPosiciones etapa 13Posiciones clasificación GeneralNota McGregor y Mayweather en Nueva YorkReax conferenciaLos números en las apuestasEn Tenis...Federer vs Berdych Cilic vs QuerreyReporte sobre F1 GP Gran BretañaFox Funnies

2 years, 9 months and 1 week after our first episode, Radio Cascadia hits triple digits. It's a great time to do it as well, seeing as the 2017 MLS season kicks off this week!  We quickly set aside our centennial celebrations in favor of season previews for each Cascadian club. Predictions follow for Western Conference standings, Golden Boot contenders, and of course the Cascadia Cup.  Special attention is paid to Vancouver's CCL Quarterfinal tie with NY Red Bulls, which brought us our first competitive game of the season. We have a whopping four matches to discuss in this busy week, and that's before we even get to Keisuke Honda in Seattle or Brek Shea in Vancouver!  Soccer's back in Cascadia and we're buzzing about it. Come celebrate our special day with us and get ready for opening weekend at the same time!  PLAYLIST:  0:00:00 - PTFC: LA away, Lawrence Olum, MNUFC & the West's best offense 0:32:50 - VWFC: Shea & Rosales join attack, CCL with NYRB & MLS opener  1:03:00 - SSFC: Wrap-up from Charleston, Houston preview & Honda!?  1:33:00 - Season predictions: standings, goals, surprises

Alerta en CONCACAF con el gran nivel de FC Dallas en cuartos de final. Tigres, Saprissa y Red Bulls en líos. Repasamos las llegadas de Keisuke Honda y Víctor Vásquez.