Should be recovered by then hopefully
7pm tonight the Tokyo Verdy vs Machida Zelvia game from J2 League will be on youtube, tomorrow Kyoto Sanga vs Jubilo Iwata will be on.
If you need some football to keep you going and want to see Jordy Buijs playing for Kyoto, that could be a good fix.
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Beautiful thanks for the info. Keen to see how young Jordy is getting on
650pm.
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I have no idea what they are saying, but heard them mention Jordy quite a few times.
I also do not speak Japanese
“Wakarimasen” was my go to when I was last in Japan.
I could make out “second ball”
Ange’s Yokohama lose again, this time to previously pointless Kashima Antlers, and now have 4 points from 5 games.
Also Shimizu have 15 minutes to score twice in order to pick up their first points of the season.
Looks like Ange and Pete Cklamovski should be getting the band back together to get their oomph back.
Yokohama derby on Wednesday too (which Optus will be showing), hoping for an unlikely Kazu cameo as they defeat Marinos.
I wonder when it will be the Australian Media’s fault for Yokohama losing?
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Sydney/Arnie mafia
Yokahama defended awfully against Kashima. Could have conceded 7 if Alfie was playing. How did we lose to them.
Weird sight this, Yasuhito Endo in the colours of Jubilo Iwata.
Played for Gamba Osaka from 2001 to 2020 when he went on loan to Jubilo.
That must be super recent? I watched a Gamba game on Optus just a few weeks ago, for the sole purpose of seeing the great man come off the bench for the last 20.
Yeah it happened in the past week.
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October 5th was when the news became official.
"The 40-year-old former Japan international, whose 152 caps and 641 top-tier appearances are both records, has seen less playing time with J1’s Gamba this season, starting in just three of 11 matches he has played.
“I wanted to take on a new challenge and felt strongly about getting more playing time,” Endo, who spent 20 years with Gamba, told reporters online."
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Chinese FA looking at capping salaries at $3m Euro as well as removing sponsor names from clubs according to the commentary during the SIPG game. That’ll have a substantial impact I imagine.
Chinese League will disappear into the obscurity that it was before all the investor money exploded a few years ago. It never had a great reputation amongst the Chinese sports fans that I had talked to, the ones interested in football will turn their eyes back to Europe.
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The thing is, “not having much interest” more than likely, still translates into a few million people watching in China