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Takeshi OkadaTakeshi Okada is a retired Japanese football player and currently a football manager He played 24 games and scored one goal for the Japan national football team between 1980 and 1985 He coached Japan at the 1998 FIFA World Cup, later Consadole Sapporo and Yokohama F Marinos After Ivica Osim suffered a stroke while serving as coach of Japan's national team, Okada was named as the new head coach in December,.July 05, 2010
March 02, 2010
February 26, 2010
February 25, 2010
February 22, 2010
News Quote: "Japan will first take on Serbia on April 7 at Osaka's Nagai Stadium, which will be the last selection game for manager Takeshi Okada to decide on his 23 members for the final World Cup team." - Japan12:22 AM
February 17, 2010
News Quote: "Okada had to suffer the indignity of a vote of confidence from JFA president Motoaki Inukai after Japan's poor showing at the East Asian Championship, but it was just the latest bloody nose after two weeks of calls for his resignation, ferocious criticism of his methods and boos cascading from the stands." - Japan12:48 AM
February 15, 2010
News Quote: "Okada brushed off calls to quit after a 3-1 loss against South Korea on Sunday condemned Japan to third place at the four-team East Asian Football Championship, but Monday's emergency meeting fueled speculation that Inukai would make the decision for him." - Japan12:26 AM
February 14, 2010
News Quote: "Having been level with China on points and goal difference, Takeshi Okada's men knew that victory over their closest rivals by more than two goals would secure the title, and they got off to a promising start when Yasuhito Endo put them ahead from the penalty spot in the 23rd minute." - Japan6:18 AM
February 08, 2010
News Quote: "Yet with many predicting Japan's early exit from the tournament, national team manager Takeshi Okada has repeatedly said his goal is not only to go beyond the first round matches but to reach the semifinals." - Japan12:34 AM
February 05, 2010
February 03, 2010
February 02, 2010
News Quote: "The friendly against the South Americans marked the start of a four-match series of World Cup warmups this month, providing players on the fringes of Takeshi Okada's squad to state their case for inclusion in the final 23-man group in this summer's finals in South Africa." - Japan12:20 AM
February 01, 2010
News Quote: "The meeting with the South Americans at Kyushu Oil Dome marks the start of a four-match series of World Cup warm-ups in February and provides players on the fringes of Takeshi Okada's squad to state their case for inclusion in the final 23-man group in South Africa." - Japan12:50 AM
News Quote: "The meeting with the South Americans at Kyushu Oil Dome marks the start of a four-match series of World Cup warm-ups in February and provides players on the fringes of Takeshi Okada's squad to state their case for inclusion in the final 23-man group in South Africa." - Japan12:31 AM
News Quote: "The meeting with the South Americans at Kyushu Oil Dome marks the start of a four-match series of World Cup warm-ups in February and provides players on the fringes of Takeshi Okada's squad to state their case for inclusion in the final 23-man group in South Africa." - Japan6:23 AM
January 20, 2010
News Quote: "The Japan Football Association said Wednesday that Cerezo Osaka midfielder Takashi Inui has been added to the country's squad for a friendly at home to Venezuela on Feb 2 ''We've added Inui because there are players who are not fit,'' Japan coach Takeshi Okada said." - Japan10:00 AM
January 18, 2010
Takeshi Okada is in the news with Japan Football Association, Takayuki Morimoto, Toyota Motor Corporation, J. League, Keisuke Honda, the Japan Football Association, Daisuke Matsui (Grenoble), Arashi, Tetsuro Arai plus more people, companies, organizations and other things. #519
Takeshi Okada has been the number 519 most talked about person in the World this week. 
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