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Netherlands and Japan fine tune World Cup preparation
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ojbbstance
The Dutch are too powerful for Japan. Okada, "best 4" at the world cup? Who is he kidding? Not even the Japanese media and fans believe Japan and beat the top 20 teams ranked above them. The likes of the Dutch, England, France, Italy, Crotia, Czech, Spain, or even Scotland, Ireland and Ivory Coast, Ghana, USA, Mexico, Paraguary, Uruguay are too far apart from Japaense soccer. Tulio is overrated and is getting old. Really old. He gets injured too easily. The defense is in shambles. Playing against the Dutch you need your best defense, and even that the Dutch has a notorious habit of breaking down strong defenses as if they were playing schoolkids... the score will not tell the story of how the different HOlland and Japan are, even if the Dutch beats them like 6-0.
Then again, Holland is not taking this friendly that seriously like the Japanese, so...
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roomtemperature
ojbbstance, do you actually know what "notorious" means?
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