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@JackRipper7 that is usually the case but it doesn't apply in this situation because he himself said that it would induce him to go back to the same problematic state he was in prior to the funabashi match. there has to be a fundamental change to a part of his game/overall mindset for him to...

@JackRipper7 Did you read the chapter? Ashito admitted that he wasn't ready yet. At this point in time, he'll just get drunk on attacking again if he did play.

@rannyie007 where did he say he's a better player than xavi? all he said was he remembers where 21 players were more accurately than xavi.

@Floirt Why would you hate this trope? Beating a better version of yourself makes for the best clashes. One of the greatest games of all time, Devil May Cry 3 and 5 were built off it. (Ashito being the Dante to Ren's Vergil)

@hnp435 No, I actually just noticed how i mistranslated that part. This is how it should read.

@feel2death https://blog.goo.ne.jp/goalhunter_1948/e/993f9a1cc1b6f2aa47cc9bf7749239dd http://www.nhk.or.jp/special/miraclebody/004/mb4_spain.html

@Arfyl He said outfield players and a GK isn't an outfield player. Being tall doesn't mean you're skilled.

@kryssN You would be right if Aomori Yamada wasn't an actual powerhouse team in real life and if they didn't just win the senshuken twice in the last four years. There are also two Aomori alumni who are current national team players that were called up during the latest international break...

It's not football but the mental fortitude training in this chapter reminds me of how Jamal Murray's mental toughness was shaped by his dad through training in the elements. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDUdnn3zkVw

@lisaisa correct. this is the first time a saejima has been mentioned in the manga.

@fauji Kaneko(last name) Aoi (葵, first name) Aoi (青井, last name) Ashito (first name) their names are written differently in jp (葵 vs. 青井) so there's no confusion if you're reading it in jp.

@Alex_79 He's already been through hell during the Funabashi match so anything that Akutsu can dish at him can't be as scary to him anymore.

@dtzdtz you're not alone in that. jp readers were also critical of that part of the contract.

@onepunchman Michael Jordan? Kobe Bryant? Roy Keane? Sounds like you don't know shit about sports.

If you've watched the last dance documentary (highly recommend if you haven't), Akutsu fits the mold of a Michael Jordan type of leader. He'll push everyone to give their 120% percent and the team will be better for it. (or else they risk getting socked in the face)...

@Petrichormus If you don't want to get back handed comments then formulate your questions better. From the way you worded your questions so far, you sound like you don't even know basic things that the manga already established. That's your takeaway? Just that part where he tells Ashito what...

@Petrichormus You said it yourself. Akutsu has a cap so he's the best/one of the best defenders of his generation. The only other defender on esperion with a cap is Yamada but he was promoted to the senior team so he likely doesn't even practice with the youth team anymore. I say plenty has...

@Freznoo I threw that dig in there because of your fanboy comment but you're right. There's so much bullshit calls and non calls in any sport that any discussion that comes to the defense of it's integrity is moot. I can't quite square why this instance is getting so much attention when there...

there is no high kick rule. the rule is about dangerous play. a foot above the waist isn't an instant whistle/card. the ref is who decides whether a play is dangerous or not. i honestly have no horse in this race but there sure is a lot of uninformed opinions being thrown around. Here's the...

Leave it to bitch ass white knights who can't shut the fuck up to throw the comments section in the gutter. You're all scum of the earth really. All i did was answer someone's question and here you come flooding like the drama whores that you are, whining about someone's choice of words. You're...