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[[Image:Fukuzawa.jpg|frame|Cash, money and fame for Fukuzawa]]Tadahiro Fukuzawa was born in Nagoya, [[Nippon|Japan]] and is a prolific striker for [[Obento Sports]]. He was bought from the youth academy of [[J.League]] club Tire Kickers. He leads Obento in the all-time historical list for scoring and appearances and once scored 25 goals in a season. <br><br> | [[Image:Fukuzawa.jpg|frame|Cash, money and fame for Fukuzawa]]Tadahiro Fukuzawa was born in Nagoya, [[Nippon|Japan]] and is a prolific striker for [[Obento Sports]]. He was bought from the youth academy of [[J.League]] club Tire Kickers. He leads Obento in the all-time historical list for scoring and appearances and once scored 25 goals in a season. <br><br>Fukuzawa has 2 U20 caps and has appeared 4 times for the Japan National team. He scored a memorable curving strike in an U20 World Cup match against Columbia. A bright future with the National setup was predicted for Fukuzawa when he scored on his debut against Israel and then found the net again in the following match, a victory over China, but did not like his role as a target-man upfront and blasted the manager's tactics at a press conference regarding the matter. He then went as an unused substitute for several matches before losing his place in the team. Fukuzawa has recently gotten into the wine business by purchasing a vineyard in California's Napa Valley. He prefers Pinot Noir. | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 15 December 2005
Tadahiro Fukuzawa was born in Nagoya, Japan and is a prolific striker for Obento Sports. He was bought from the youth academy of J.League club Tire Kickers. He leads Obento in the all-time historical list for scoring and appearances and once scored 25 goals in a season.
Fukuzawa has 2 U20 caps and has appeared 4 times for the Japan National team. He scored a memorable curving strike in an U20 World Cup match against Columbia. A bright future with the National setup was predicted for Fukuzawa when he scored on his debut against Israel and then found the net again in the following match, a victory over China, but did not like his role as a target-man upfront and blasted the manager's tactics at a press conference regarding the matter. He then went as an unused substitute for several matches before losing his place in the team. Fukuzawa has recently gotten into the wine business by purchasing a vineyard in California's Napa Valley. He prefers Pinot Noir.
