浦和レッズが坪井慶介獲得の為にとった策とは！？ ┃#水平感覚 vol.29-2 水沼貴史 平畠啓史
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In "Horizontal Sense," we are accepting questions for Takashi Mizunuma and Keishi Hirahata. Any question related to soccer is welcome, so please send them in! Those whose questions are selected will receive an original sticker. Submit your question here →https://enq.shueisha.co.jp/sportiva?u...
Keisuke Tsuboi
Born September 16, 1979, in Tama City, Tokyo. After attending Yokkaichi Chuo Technical High School and Fukuoka University, he joined Urawa Reds in 2002. He made his presence felt in his first year as a professional and won the Rookie of the Year award. In 2003, he was first called up to the Japanese national team and participated in the 2006 World Cup. During his 13 years with Urawa, he won the League Cup, Emperor's Cup, J1 League, and ACL titles, and after transferring to Shonan Bellmare in 2015, he contributed to their J2 League championship. Retired from playing for Renofa Yamaguchi in 2019. Currently active as a soccer commentator. 40 international A-match appearances, 0 goals. Position: Defender. Height: 179cm, Weight: 70kg.
Takashi Mizunuma
Born May 28, 1960. From Saitama Prefecture. Experienced national championships at Urawa Minami High School and Hosei University. Won numerous titles with JSL Nissan Motors, building the team's golden age. 32 international A-match appearances and 7 goals for the Japanese national team. Played for Yokohama Marinos for three seasons at the start of the J.League. After retirement, served as a coach and manager for Yokohama F. Marinos. Currently active as a commentator.
Keiji Hirahata
Born August 14, 1968. From Osaka Prefecture. Known as one of the most knowledgeable soccer fans in the entertainment industry, his passionate commentary on soccer is popular, and he appears on many soccer-related programs. He has authored many books on soccer, including "Keishi Hirahata's J.League 56 Club Pilgrimage 2020: Meeting 56 People Across Japan" (Yoshimoto Books).
Video shooting & production: Yosuke Ichikawa
Director: Yoichiro Yasui
Web Sportiva: https://sportiva.shueisha.co.jp/
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今さらながら、浦和を選んでくれて、そして勝利やタイトル獲得に大貢献してくれて、本当にありがとうございましたと言いたいです。
そしてそれを当たり前だと思わず、周りのおかげだと素直に言っている坪井さんが聖人過ぎる。
本当に感動しました。
試合でとんでもないスピードでパスカットを繰り返していたのが坪井さんでした。
失礼ながら当時は存じてなかったのですが、これはプロで通用する選手だな～と思ってましたが
日本代表まで行かれるとは。久しぶりに思い出しました
浦和レッズが坪井慶介獲得の為にとった策とは！？ ┃#水平感覚 vol.29-2 水沼貴史 平畠啓史
スポルティーバ
63,672 views
In "Horizontal Sense," we are accepting questions for Takashi Mizunuma and Keishi Hirahata. Any question related to soccer is welcome, so please send them in! Those whose questions are selected will receive an original sticker. Submit your question here →https://enq.shueisha.co.jp/sportiva?u...
Keisuke Tsuboi
Born September 16, 1979, in Tama City, Tokyo. After attending Yokkaichi Chuo Technical High School and Fukuoka University, he joined Urawa Reds in 2002. He made his presence felt in his first year as a professional and won the Rookie of the Year award. In 2003, he was first called up to the Japanese national team and participated in the 2006 World Cup. During his 13 years with Urawa, he won the League Cup, Emperor's Cup, J1 League, and ACL titles, and after transferring to Shonan Bellmare in 2015, he contributed to their J2 League championship. Retired from playing for Renofa Yamaguchi in 2019. Currently active as a soccer commentator. 40 international A-match appearances, 0 goals. Position: Defender. Height: 179cm, Weight: 70kg.
Takashi Mizunuma
Born May 28, 1960. From Saitama Prefecture. Experienced national championships at Urawa Minami High School and Hosei University. Won numerous titles with JSL Nissan Motors, building the team's golden age. 32 international A-match appearances and 7 goals for the Japanese national team. Played for Yokohama Marinos for three seasons at the start of the J.League. After retirement, served as a coach and manager for Yokohama F. Marinos. Currently active as a commentator.
Keiji Hirahata
Born August 14, 1968. From Osaka Prefecture. Known as one of the most knowledgeable soccer fans in the entertainment industry, his passionate commentary on soccer is popular, and he appears on many soccer-related programs. He has authored many books on soccer, including "Keishi Hirahata's J.League 56 Club Pilgrimage 2020: Meeting 56 People Across Japan" (Yoshimoto Books).
Video shooting & production: Yosuke Ichikawa
Director: Yoichiro Yasui
Web Sportiva: https://sportiva.shueisha.co.jp/