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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>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. | [[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. | ||
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Revision as of 19:28, 19 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.
