Ryotaro Meshino

dachoosen1 said:
Does anyone really believe that he will be anywhere near our starting 11? Signed for a profit in my opinion.
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That's an astute observation. I had not even considered it until someone on Twitter named shartinmypants said the same.
 
aka blue jambo said:
Fingers crossed it happens
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Think Hearts fans may need to temper their expectations. When we took Ko Itakura from Vegalta Sendai, he had already played a season of J1 football, yet he never managed to get off the bench for Groningen last season. It’s only now that he’s getting starts. By comparison, Meshino has only played 2 full 90 minutes in the J1, so whilst he’s obviously a raw and exciting talent, it’d be a surprise if he were immediately to feature much.
 
Gabriel said:
Think Hearts fans may need to temper their expectations. When we took Ko Itakura from Vegalta Sendai, he had already played a season of J1 football, yet he never managed to get off the bench for Groningen last season. It’s only now that he’s getting starts. By comparison, Meshino has only played 2 full 90 minutes in the J1, so whilst he’s obviously a raw and exciting talent, it’d be a surprise if he were immediately to feature much.
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Thanks pal ... but we badly need some spark in the team
 
dachoosen1 said:
Does anyone really believe that he will be anywhere near our starting 11? Signed for a profit in my opinion.
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Probably not but since no one has seen him on here besides the obligatory Youtube videos I wouldn't rule him out 100%. He seems pretty decent that said, two footed and knows where the goal is. And never forget the pull of a far eastern player if he does prove good enough for a squad place down the line.
 
Two things to be learnt from Yokohama they were pretty poor technically and they ran all day, not saying that this lad can do that and with Peps training improve on the technical area but the last time utd played a Japanese team the manager asked the club if they could play them every year because of the energy of the team, the strength of the Japanese league is the hard work they put in
 
salfordbluetrue said:
Two things to be learnt from Yokohama they were pretty poor technically and they ran all day, not saying that this lad can do that and with Peps training improve on the technical area but the last time utd played a Japanese team the manager asked the club if they could play them every year because of the energy of the team, the strength of the Japanese league is the hard work they put in
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I always find japan entertaining to watch every World Cup. They run around at 100mph all game.
 
salfordbluetrue said:
Two things to be learnt from Yokohama they were pretty poor technically and they ran all day, not saying that this lad can do that and with Peps training improve on the technical area but the last time utd played a Japanese team the manager asked the club if they could play them every year because of the energy of the team, the strength of the Japanese league is the hard work they put in
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If Yokohama had a decent striker, it would have been a very different game. They were more than a bit decent imo.
 
Appears to have been given a green light for a work permit by the SFA panel under the ‘exceptional talent’ condition. Read on the Hearts forum that if applied for from Japan, it will last 5 years and 4 months, which is presumably why he has traveled back there to make his application, much in the way Douglas Luiz went back to Brazil before moving to Villa. Presumably, these permits, once granted by the Home Office, move with the player, which means the player is free to come to us or go elsewhere in the UK at some point down the line
 
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