Japan- Korea U-20

[NAYAYAMA]

AHHHh. I will live happily knowing that for at least another generation Japan will dominate Korea in football!!!!

2-1, complete domination. Thousands of very quiet, very sad korean fans. They better get used to it, now that THQ can be detected...ahem..

NIPPON!!!

 

[eddy_87]

Nippon!!!

 

[Pferd]

how is 2-1 complete domination?

im not korean or japanese so i dont have any stakes, it's just that i didnt see the game.

 

[NAYAYAMA]

I seen the game. Japan dominated, like we always do in everything to korea!

Poor Korea, it loses to the USA, bad..then Japan. It just cant use its neverending anger to do anything!!

Manchester United's new goalkeeper is Japanese soon too!!

 

[eddy_87]

Originally posted by NAYAYAMA
Manchester United's new goalkeeper is Japanese soon too!!

bullcrap aye...

*gonna kill myself if that happen*

 

[KoreaJjang]

I seen the game. Japan dominated, like we always do in everything to korea!

Poor Korea, it loses to the USA, bad..then Japan. It just cant use its neverending anger to do anything!!

Manchester United's new goalkeeper is Japanese soon too!!

You didn't DOMINATE the game ok??? its 2-1 AET!!! and Shut the *** up about you dominate everything you do with korea because you don't!! Let's see who wins on December 10th match between Korea and Japan!! Korea will win the cup I can promise you that!!!

 

[QuikZilver]

The Brazil - Argentina of Asia I was pissed when I tuned in late to miss this game. Japan plays one of the most attractive soccer kinda like Brazil.

 

[Frostwolf]

Dominated?

**** off mate. We were leading 1-0 at half-time thanks to a superb goal from Choi, then we lost the plot from there.

Another era of Japanese domination? Right. You just happen to forget the 1-0 we gave you earlier this year with our U20s, as well as in the Asian U20's youth cup final win last year.

Past meetings between the two sides.

2002-03-13 Friendly Japan
Korea 1 - 0 Japan
2002-03-15 Friendly Japan
Korea 1 - 0 Japan
2002-10-31 Asian U20 Final
Korea 1 - 0 Japan
2003-10-29 Friendly Japan
Korea 1 : 0 Japan
2003-12-08 FIFA Youth Cup
Korea 1 : 2 Japan

Stop talking out of your ass.

 

[Jedi Mind Trick]

Re: Japan- Korea U-20

Originally posted by NAYAYAMA
AHHHh. I will live happily knowing that for at least another generation Japan will dominate Korea in football!!!!

2-1, complete domination. Thousands of very quiet, very sad korean fans. They better get used to it, now that THQ can be detected...ahem..

NIPPON!!!

nucca please. in which generation has japan dominated korea?

 

[Nakamura]

It was a very even match, but I think Japan deserved the win in the end, for the attitude with wich they played. But they didn't dominate, in fact, during the 1st half it was Korea who had the upper hand and they could've finished the game. Korea just kept missing too many chances and Japan had the merit of making the right changes to grab the win.

Although I'm a big fan of japanese football, being portuguese gives me enough emotional distance to realise this. It's easy to see that Nakayama exaggerates, but that's comprehensible, because between these two countries there is a HUGE rivalry, just like Portugal-Spain or Brazil-Argentina.

About Japan being better in football than Korea, that's also very debatable, of course. I think we must admit that Korea has a longer and richer footballing history and that they clearly have reached greater things than Japan. But I also think it is true that in the 90's Japan has developed greatly and produced excellent generations of players, one after the others. If you also look at the Asian Cup, you'll see that in the last decade Japan has won 2 editions (1992 and 2000), while Korea didn't win a single one.

Just to sum it up: both Japan and Korea are two very strong footballing countries. They have developed very much and shown the great possibilities that Asia has in the sports future. But they have different characteristics and styles, hard to compare. In some aspects one is better, in others, the other one is. In my opinion, Korea is still stronger as a unit, as a team, but Japan has better individual talent.

Anyway, hope that Asian football continues its progression, as well as African, cause that brings more competitiveness and higher quality to this beautiful and global sport.

P.S. GO JAPAN!!! (can't hide my preference)

 

[NAYAYAMA]

Lets not forget how interesting it is that since the discoevery of THQ steriod, the korean team has lost near every mathc they have played. Korea and the people have a long history of cheating and I am happy a great nation with great strong together people like japan can counter them, just like we always have.

 

[PScott]

Hey Nakayama
Go HOME COOK RICE!

 

[Jedi Mind Trick]

Originally posted by Nakamura
It was a very even match, but I think Japan deserved the win in the end, for the attitude with wich they played. But they didn't dominate, in fact, during the 1st half it was Korea who had the upper hand and they could've finished the game. Korea just kept missing too many chances and Japan had the merit of making the right changes to grab the win.

Although I'm a big fan of japanese football, being portuguese gives me enough emotional distance to realise this. It's easy to see that Nakayama exaggerates, but that's comprehensible, because between these two countries there is a HUGE rivalry, just like Portugal-Spain or Brazil-Argentina.

About Japan being better in football than Korea, that's also very debatable, of course. I think we must admit that Korea has a longer and richer footballing history and that they clearly have reached greater things than Japan. But I also think it is true that in the 90's Japan has developed greatly and produced excellent generations of players, one after the others. If you also look at the Asian Cup, you'll see that in the last decade Japan has won 2 editions (1992 and 2000), while Korea didn't win a single one.

Just to sum it up: both Japan and Korea are two very strong footballing countries. They have developed very much and shown the great possibilities that Asia has in the sports future. But they have different characteristics and styles, hard to compare. In some aspects one is better, in others, the other one is. In my opinion, Korea is still stronger as a unit, as a team, but Japan has better individual talent.

Anyway, hope that Asian football continues its progression, as well as African, cause that brings more competitiveness and higher quality to this beautiful and global sport.

P.S. GO JAPAN!!! (can't hide my preference)

oh i agree with you. the japanese national side has improved immensly over the past decade. i'm a big fan of several of the japanese players..nakata, takahara, ono, nakamura. so even though my alliances are straight, i do follow the japanese side closely with a great deal of interest.

and i agree that the korean team (full team) plays better as a team, where the players play for each other. the japan squad, i'll have to say, has that individual flair and skills.

i didn't watch the match but from all indications, korea had its chances but couldn't finish them off, which has been our problem for the longest time now. anyways, i'm out. one.