Golem25

Happy birthday

awesome.. thanks
that's really cool.

you said something about importing the cartoon network game.
i never tried it myself, but a game out in the US only, doesn't that require a US ps3 or something like that?

or is it possible to import a US game and just play it without a problem?

Hello, Sir. I am sorry for being crass and apologized to you publicly, as I insulted you publicly. Take care.

We also signed Ebicilio in the summer who I believe was from Feyenoord and is making good progress in the youth team. Now that makes sense to me! I always wondered why so many chelsea youngsters were sent to Vitesse, its a shame for the young players because they are getting shipped out on loan across the globe but never have a chance of making the first team for Chelsea as they will simply buy an expensive player instead of trying a youth player, they are better off selling these youth players and give the youngsters a chance to make it to a good standard of football outside of Chelsea. Arsenal are heavily criticsed for not having many English players but in my opinion it is because they are too expensive and not as good as the foreign players. However, this season Jack Wilshere, who I'm sure you have heard about has been a revolation for Arsenal and undoubtebly been our best player this season, and he is only 19 years old!

On that Football Manager comment I fully understand how you feel, that's why I tend to avoid doing the Premiership because of those stupid work permits! With Japan now playing in the Copa America (don't know how that is eligible but anyways) there is a good chance of Ryo getting a call-up and earn a few caps since he has been playing regularly at a big European team. That looks like a very poor move for Castaignos because Inter Milan are not at their best since they lost Mourinho and the team needs a lot of re-building, no doubt his game time will be limitted which is unfortunately halter his progress to the top. That is typical Chelsea with Abramovich using his money and power to get his way, they have got a few dutch players out on loan in the championship (Van Aanholt and Bruma), my club Arsenal also have a few dutch youth players, we have Ozyakup but his contract ends in the summer and there is speculation in England that he could move to PSV in the summer.

I do admire the Dutch league as most teams want to play football, and the youth system in Holland is tremendous where the players learn technique and skill whilst over here in England it is all about winning which is why England never win anything. Yes I remember Keisuke Honda in his VVV days, they bought him the club that Arsene Wenger used to manage I think. I have been keeping track of Feyenoord since Ryo moved there and it seems that Feyenoord are extremely good at home, but seem to lose nearly every other away game. That's good in a way that the fans have a lot of power because in most cases the fans are often the "12th man" for the team. I'm guessing the fans forced the manager out after the 10-0 defeat? or did the board at Feyenoord sack him? I believe it is good for Ryo to be playing in this kind of team where the fans are passionate and he develops his understanding of playing for a big team with demanding fans because at Arsenal those demands are only going to get stronger.

, I appreciate the detailed report as I personally have very high hopes for Ryo! I also read that the Japanese media have bought some TV rights of the Eredivise just to watch Ryo. The front three of Feyenoord have been very good since January with Ryo, Castaignois and Biseswar, Wijnaldum has also contributed to a few goals recently. I watched Feyenoord vs PSV last week and was very impressed with Wijnaldum, he took his goals very well. Isit true that Castaignos is going to Inter Milan in the summer?

Some Arsenal fans are getting very excited about Ryo and believe he could be a superstar for our club. He has made quick progress considering only 6 months ago he was still playing for his college side in Japan and his physical presence will improve as he is still a young boy, when he comes back to Arsenal I am sure we will do a lot more work with him in the gym to make him physically capable of the English Premier League. Ryo failed to get a work permit to play in England and that is why we sent him to Holland, we are going to apply for another work permit in the summer but if that gets rejected then he will have another season at Feyenoord, I have read reports in England that the Feyenoord manager is very keen to keep him next season.

Hi, you seem to be well up to date with the dutch league, im an arsenal fan and i want to know what you make of Ryo Miyaichi's performances so far for feyenoord and has he been receiving praise at all from the media in holland?