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Match 23 - Japan vs Greece - 23:00 BST - BBC1


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Japan need a better striker. But they haven't produced one in a while. Even Yanagisawa looked great compared to this selection.

Yanagisawa, Yano, heck old man Maeda would've been better. Heck even older King Kazu would've been a better choice.

Japan need a proper striker. And Mike missed his chance to become that guy.

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Greece make Honduras look like the 1970 Brazil side. Horrible, horrible team to watch, would have been no different even without the sending off. Please, please, please K.O. them Ivory Coast.

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Japan need a better striker. But they haven't produced one in a while. Even Yanagisawa looked great compared to this selection.
Wasn't Morimoto supposed to have great potential. Now in obscurity.
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Lower quality, though. Back then, they had Nakamura, Nakata, and Ono. Even Suzuki and Yanagisawa were better than the strikers now are.

I miss Suzuki :(

I wish Kakitani would've been given a chance today.

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Greece was playing with 10 since 30 mins. What did you expect?

Since they play exactly the same way when they have eleven on the pitch.... not a lot.

18 minutes into the game Greece had completed 26 passes. Tells you all you need to know.

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Well they had 14 shots (6 or 7 on target) last game and didn't score once.

We Greeks have slow squad so slow tempo and deep defending is default. Not our fault Japan tried crosses on our good center backs.

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Every World Cup Japan turn up without anybody looking remotely like a centre-forward in the squad. I mean, they could have grown one in a test-tube after 1998 and it would be nearly there.

Best bet is to try and naturalise Emile Heskey or Peter Crouch or something.

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Ah, Greece, trying their hardest to get football stopped for at least 10 years. Japan have been extremely disappointing. As mentioned, it's funny, they regularly produce good-to-very good midfielders and decent players in other positions, but only ever seem to have tiny lower league players to play up front.

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