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− | Takeshi Tatsumi is a Japanese former soccer player and the current head coach of [[East Tokyo United]] and was the |
+ | Takeshi Tatsumi is a Japanese former soccer player and the current head coach of [[East Tokyo United]] and was the greatest player to ever play for ETU. Now, he has returned to the club as their manager with intentions of bringing ETU back into power. He is also a 2-time World Cup veteran, playing at the 2002 cup in Japan and South Korea and in 2006 in Germany for Japan. During the 2006 World Cup he scored his only goal in The World Cup against Brazil at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund, Germany, and he became a hero. His position was as a forward and as a left midfielder.{{Coach Template |
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==History== |
==History== |
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− | He was the star player of East Tokyo United for 10 years until he was convinced by his agent to leave the club because of injuries. He was recruited by Goto several years later to coach the club he had left controversially. His first serious task as a coach was to hold a dash trial. After he analysed the dash results, he selected those |
+ | He was the star player of East Tokyo United for 10 years until he was convinced by his agent to leave the club because of injuries. He was recruited by Goto several years later to coach the club he had left controversially. His first serious task as a coach was to hold a dash trial. After he analysed the dash results, he selected those players whose dash times between their first dash and final dash had the smallest differentials. He then lifted the ban on one touch win against the regulars.<ref>''Giant Killing'' anime; Episode 1</ref> Subsequently, [[Akasaki]], [[Sera]], [[Kiyokawa]], [[Ishihama]] and [[Tsubaki]] became part of the regular squad, bumping multiple older players into the substitutes bench. Tatsumi was considered a potential legend at the club before he abruptly left. |
== Playing Career == |
== Playing Career == |
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*Even though Tatsumi coached in England for at least a year, he doesn't know what fish and chips are.<ref>Giant Killing manga; Chapter 24, page 3</ref> |
*Even though Tatsumi coached in England for at least a year, he doesn't know what fish and chips are.<ref>Giant Killing manga; Chapter 24, page 3</ref> |
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*Tatsumi is a very big supporter of Everton, though he hasn't played for them. |
*Tatsumi is a very big supporter of Everton, though he hasn't played for them. |
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+ | *As a player, Tatsumi has been described as being a combination of Gino and Tsubaki. |
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Revision as of 18:02, 3 October 2017
Takeshi Tatsumi is a Japanese former soccer player and the current head coach of East Tokyo United and was the greatest player to ever play for ETU. Now, he has returned to the club as their manager with intentions of bringing ETU back into power. He is also a 2-time World Cup veteran, playing at the 2002 cup in Japan and South Korea and in 2006 in Germany for Japan. During the 2006 World Cup he scored his only goal in The World Cup against Brazil at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund, Germany, and he became a hero. His position was as a forward and as a left midfielder.
Takeshi Tatsumi | |
Nickname | Tatsumi |
Kanji | 達海 猛 |
Romanji | Tatsumi Takeshi |
Coaching Positions | |
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Position | Head Coach |
Club | East Tokyo United |
Former Club | FC Eastham |
Vital Statistics | |
Age | 35
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First Appearance | |
Manga Debut | Chapter 1 |
Anime Debut | Episode 1 |
Voices | |
Japanese Voice | Tomokazu Seki |
History
He was the star player of East Tokyo United for 10 years until he was convinced by his agent to leave the club because of injuries. He was recruited by Goto several years later to coach the club he had left controversially. His first serious task as a coach was to hold a dash trial. After he analysed the dash results, he selected those players whose dash times between their first dash and final dash had the smallest differentials. He then lifted the ban on one touch win against the regulars.[1] Subsequently, Akasaki, Sera, Kiyokawa, Ishihama and Tsubaki became part of the regular squad, bumping multiple older players into the substitutes bench. Tatsumi was considered a potential legend at the club before he abruptly left.
Playing Career
1995-2005 East Tokyo United
2002-2008 Japan national team
Managing Career
2009-2010 FC Eastham
2010- East Tokyo United
Tactical Analysis
Tatsumi's favourite formation is 4-5-1, but sometimes he also utilizes 4-4-2 formation. His tactic relies on solid defensive play before counter attacking rapidly. When his team has the ball, the center backs will spread and move further forward, so the goalkeeper has enough room to dwell on ball before pass it to his teammates. The center back positions are usually occupied by Kuroda and Sugie because they cover each other's weakness and have good mutual understanding. Kuroda is short but agile, while Sugie is taller.
At the midfield, Gino is the center of ETU's attacking play because of his very good vision and passing ability, but he rarely gets involved when his team are defending. The captain Murakoshi, on the other hand, is the main breaker of the opposition attack before they are able to reach ETU's backline. The wing positions are occupied by Tsubaki and Akasaki, because both are known for their energetic play. The forward position is usually occupied by Sera. But when Natsuki returns from his long-term injury, Natsuki is slowly reintroduced to the starting line-up due to his excellent finishing ability.
Trivia
- Even though Tatsumi coached in England for at least a year, he doesn't know what fish and chips are.[2]
- Tatsumi is a very big supporter of Everton, though he hasn't played for them.
- As a player, Tatsumi has been described as being a combination of Gino and Tsubaki.