The thing that pissed me off most in the 🇯🇵 vs 🇧🇷 game...
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The thing that pissed me off most in the 🇯🇵 vs 🇧🇷 game...

I’ve been rewatching the 🇯🇵 vs 🇧🇷 game and the moment that frustrated me the most was in the 53rd minute.

Japan had a counterattack 5 Japanese players against 3 Brazilian defenders. Junya Ito played an absolutely perfect, inch-perfect ball into Nakamura, who was inside the box.

And Nakamura had options:

A. He could play Ueda in, who was in a good position to shoot.

B. Or he could try to create a bit of space for himself and take the shot because, let’s be honest, Nakamura has a beautiful right foot.

C. Or he could play Kamada, who was completely free outside the box.

But instead... he plays it to Ritsu Doan, who is already being marked.

And I’m sorry, but Doan is not the player you want finishing that cross with a header. He’s not a striker. If Ueda had been in that position, okay, I can understand it. But Doan? No. No, no, no.

Japan were already 1–0 up. This was the chance to make it 2–0 and probably kill the game.

Ah, Nakamura... what have you done? Ahhh.

u/Dense-Grape-4607 — 11 hours ago

من أكثر القنوات العربية الاندريتد قناة : في سينما

القناة بكل بساطة محتواها انو تحكي قصة نجم أو فرقة عالمية من البداية للنهاية. كيف بدأوا، وش اللي خلاهم ينجحون، الألبومات، المنافسات، الخلافات، الفضائح، الاتهامات، المشاكل، والانهيارات... يعني تحس إنك تتابع قصة كاملة، مو مجرد نبذة سريعة عن الفنان.

أكثر شيء عجبني هو أسلوب صاحب القناة (أحمد بسيوني) في سرد أسلوبه طبيعي وعفوي، وما تحس أبددا إنه جالس يقرأ من ويكيبيديا أو يردد سكربت مكتوب بال Ai يحكي كأنه يسولف معك، وهذا يخليك تكمل الفيديو للآخر.

النوع هذا من المحتوى أصلا نادر عندنا في اليوتيوب العربي واغلبكم راح يشوفه ممل !! لانو تعودنا أغلب اليوتيوبر اللي يتكلمون عن الموسيقى الغربية يدخلون في الماسونية ونظريات المؤامرة وخرابيط ....، الواقع اللي عاشوه نجوم الموسيقى أغرب وامتع من أي نظرية مؤامرة

حياتهم مليانة دراما حقيقية: فرق انفصلت، صداقات انتهت، عداوات استمرت سنوات، قصف جبهات متبادل , إدمان، انهيارات نفسية، ملحاقة معجبين مهووسين، مواقف محرجة، وخلافات مع شركات الإنتاج، حفلات تحولت لكوارث ......

وبرضه صاحب القناة مو من النوع اللي يطلع بوجهه طول الفيديو. يعتمد على صور ومقاطع أرشيفية مرتبطة بالموضوع صوت وصورة، فتحس كأنك تشاهد فيلم وثائقي صغير، مو فيديو كله حشو.

إذا كنت تسمع موسيقى غربية، أو حتى عندك فضول تعرف القصص اللي وراء الفنانين والفرق العالمية، أنصحك تعطي القناة فرصة.

u/Dense-Grape-4607 — 8 days ago
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Could Batman: The Animated Series intro have unintentionally shaped how a generation pictures the Hat Man?

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This is probably a weird theory, but it's something I've been thinking about.

Whenever I watch the opening of Batman: The Animated Series, the two criminals Batman chases across the rooftop immediately remind me of the Hat Man. The dark silhouettes, the long trench coats, the wide-brim hats... the resemblance is striking.

Batman: TAS was huge in the '90s and early 2000s. Millions of kids around the world watched that intro over and over growing up.

So I started wondering: could that image have become deeply embedded in people's subconscious? I'm not saying the Hat Man came from Batman. I mean that when some of those kids later experienced sleep paralysis or extremely vivid dreams, their brains may have drawn on a familiar visual template that had been stored since childhood.

Or am I just making a connection that isn't really there?

Has anyone else ever thought about this, or is it just me?

u/Dense-Grape-4607 — 11 days ago

Why hasn't the Japanese football fan started a #MoriyasuOut movement yet?

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Changing a NT coach isn't just about what the JFA thinks. Public opinion matters too. When fans start pushing for a coach to be sacked, hashtags trend, and criticism grows across social media and the media, the federation eventually feels that pressure.

In many countries, coaching changes aren't based purely on football reasons they're also influenced by fan sentiment. We've seen supporters put enough pressure on their federations to seriously reconsider or speed up a managerial change.

So I'm curious: why hasn't the Japanese fanbase rallied behind a #MoriyasuOut movement yet?

If the JFA were to appoint a new manager, my personal choices would be Akira Nishino or Keisuke Honda.

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u/Dense-Grape-4607 — 21 days ago
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“Vamos Nippon” chant is good but ....

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Maybe this is just me but lately I started feeling like Japan’s atmosphere gets a bit repetitive sometimes

I love “Vamos Nippon” and I honestly think it should never disappear. It’s iconic at this point and when the whole stadium sings it, it still gives good energy

But at the same time I kinda feel like Nippon Ultra should start creating more chants for the national team. Not to replace “Vamos Nippon”, just to add more variety. Hearing the same chant over and over every match can make the atmosphere feel a bit repetitive after a while

Japan has a really passionate fan culture so I feel like there’s room for more creative chants while still keeping “Vamos Nippon” as the main one.

What do you guys think? Am I the only one who feels this way?

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u/Dense-Grape-4607 — 1 month ago