@R_by_Ryo Can understand where you are coming from, as it makes sense.
The thing about Soma Kanda is his ability to evade markers ala Inzaghi.
But his overall play e.g ball control & decision-making are still lacking, I agree.
Kenshin Yasuda has the ability to drive the ball forward.
@R_by_Ryo Personally would have Tsuchiya in front of Okabe. Okabe has not really been impressing overall imo...
Should have Kenshin Yasuda too.
Soma Kanda should be considered too, his movement in the box is good and has poachers instincts
@emausade https://t.co/1GCQFuw3IO
Can take a look at how proportional repsentation seats cut were being utilised by Viktor Orban's administration in Hungary to entrench their power.
I hope 1 day, my country will have proportional representation too.
@takezawasayaka https://t.co/lzlsdzPOJY
Do Not lose to pork-barrel politics and gerrymandering too.
Am from Singapore. In such countries, many feel the ruling party engage in such behaviors
and what people perhaps refer to as "vote-buying" e.g giving vouchers, etc. during election periods.
@emausade I believe a political system like Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Austria, New Zealand (except in 2020 when the Labour Party won 65/120 seats), Iceland and Switzerland, etc.
Where no party owns majority of the seats (>50%) over past 10 years is actually a sustainable governance model.
@knife900 A proportional representation system like
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Austria, New Zealand (except for 2020 when Labour Party by Jacinda Ardern won 54.2%) , Iceland and Switzerland, etc.
Where no party owns majority of the seats (>50%) is actually a sustainable governance model.
@emausade https://t.co/lzlsdzPOJY
Don't lose to pork-barrel politics and gerrymandering too.
Am from Singapore. In such countries, many feel the ruling party engage in such behaviors
and what people perhaps refer to as "vote-buying" e.g giving vouchers, etc. during election periods.
@takezawasayaka https://t.co/lzlsdzPOJY
Don't lose to pork-barrel politics and gerrymandering too.
Am from Singapore. In such countries, many feel the ruling party engage in such behaviors
and what people perhaps refer to as "vote-buying" e.g giving vouchers, etc. during election periods.
@takezawasayaka Continue to press on, from Singapore. Don't let the cut to proportional representation cuts pass through.
Over here, the main party won 89.7% of the seat with 65.6% of the popular votes. Proportional representation is key to ensure the minorities' voices get heard.
#SupportJCP
@takezawasayaka Continue to press on, from Singapore. Don't let the cut to proportional representation cuts pass through.
Over here, the main party won 89.7% of the seat with 65.57% of the popular votes. Proportional representation is key to ensure the minorities' voices get heard.
#SupportJCP
@takezawasayaka Continue to press on, from Singapore. Don't let the cut to proportional representation cuts pass through.
Over here, the main party won 89.7% of the seat with 65.6% of the popular votes. Proportional representation is key to ensure the minorities' voices get heard.
#SupportJCP
@AlfieHouseEcho Kuryu Matsuki should be tried in a B2B midfielder kind of role imo.
His ability to progress the ball to the box and being so press-resistant is a plus to this role alongside his stamina.
Noticed his crosses' quality have been improving. He is pumping accurate crosses regularly
@R_by_Ryo Do you think that Shuto Nagano have the potential to reach Kota Takai's current level in Europe now?
He is 1 and 1/2 years younger thus should consider going to Netherlands or Belgium or 2. Bundesliga Division or Ligue 2, etc. first.
@SamuraiWarriorz Totally agreed. At first, was wondering why does he keep playing Yuto Ozeki who is not getting many minutes at Kawasaki Frontale.
But now can understand why, he is constantly making runs which draws defenders away and open space up in the midfield.
@Muguruma9@R_by_Ryo He was literally cramping in the extra time against Uzbekistan and had to be stretchered off.
He cannot risk injury as he is a starter with Frankfurt