Nagoya Grampus – Page 2 – J.League Regista

Outsider no more

If there’s a player symbolizing the rebirth of Nagoya Grampus, it’s Japan’s debutant midfielder Sho Inagaki.

J. League Worldwide #7

Italy is a country which featured a lot in this column, but like Danilo told us, it’s not an easy market to conquer for J. League.

2020 Regista Awards: J1 League

A champion like never before, growing stars and some rebirths: these have been the awards for 2020 in the first division.

J. Legacy – Dragan Stojković

J. League developed through the football movements which left a mark on it. Yugoslavia gifted Japan with one of their finest players.

J. Legacy – Joshua Kennedy

J. League developed through the football movements which left a mark on it. Australia brought their best with a striker in Nagoya.

A puzzle to solve

Nagoya Grampus really need a good season in 2020, because their last years have been pretty dreadful. Most of all, where are they going from now on?

The sweeper-scorer

The J. League time is over for Marcus Tulio Tanaka, but 2019 will say goodbye to one of the best Japanese interpreters in pro-history.

Regional previews: Tokai & Hokuriku

This area is loosely defined as Nagoya in the south, up to Kanazawa in the north. There are a lot of teams in this region that are looking to bounce…

R-Day…..

As @AgentOrange2009 will soon say, screw the niceties, and let’s dig deep into the relegationistan roulette…. On the surface, week 33 offered no change in terms of the Relegation…

Relegationistan – The final countdown

…but we’re not heading for Venus. We are heading in the other direction (down, not up, in case you were wondering). Some are heading for the capital of Relegationistan: J2….