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Promote them all!
To twitter?
Promote them all!
Kagawa's rise has been nothing short of amazing, Ole. He was bought for a ridicolous amount of money (low!) and his reputation quickly enhanced after a superb run of performances before he was injured and when he came back from his foot injury.
The Dortmund fans are happy that he at least signed for United and wish him well. There are, of course, a few supporters, who are mad at him for leaving - the usual niff-naff -, but, overall, they aren't too angry as the already signed his replacement back in January: Marco Reus. Kagawa was a key member of Dortmund's best team ever and scored 21 goals in 49 appearances for BVB, winning everything domestically with the club.
I quite like his name. In fact Japanese names tend to be pretty cool... So, I'm Spoony Kobayashi from now on...how cool is that?
I really hate the word "project" in the context of football.
To twitter?
Germans I know refer to it as the Klopp project...He changed everything for the club and well, Dortmund are a special club really - their history inspires many
It brought a tear to my eye
Can we get Gotze too btw?![]()
Anybody know what his injury record is like?
I thought you were talking about the last season. Kagawa was injured the previous one (10/11). In the last season he made 31 league appear.
I thought you were talking about the last season. Kagawa was injured the previous one (10/11). In the last season he made 31 league appear.
Can we get Gotze too btw?![]()
It's tough to leave their club, that's why there's anger about Kagawa with fans...Not easy for Germans to cling to a foreign player so earnestly
But, yeah,they are one of those special clubs with a very passionate fan base - they remind me of a German version of Barcelona
In that interview of a Japanese reporter on the official website, he says 'he’s not the quickest of players'. Has me a bit worried. Is he slow or just not very quick?
He hasn't got lightening pace but is quite nippy, definitely not a worry.
In that interview of a Japanese reporter on the official website, he says 'he’s not the quickest of players'. Has me a bit worried. Is he slow or just not very quick?
For me, he's already your best passer and most technically decisive player in the squad
For me, he's already your best passer and most technically decisive player in the squad
He hasn't got lightening pace but is quite nippy
For me, he's already your best passer and most technically decisive player in the squad
Scholes?
In that interview of a Japanese reporter on the official website, he says 'he’s not the quickest of players'. Has me a bit worried. Is he slow or just not very quick?
He hasn't got lightening pace but is quite nippy, definitely not a worry.
Between the lines in the final third?...Absolutely
Tough to argue with this as we rarely pass between the lines, Giggs and Rooney are currently out best and both miss many more than they hit.
Tough to argue with this as we rarely pass between the lines, Giggs and Rooney are currently out best and both miss many more than they hit.
Scholes is the best passer I've seen.