- Mutsuhiko Nomura
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Mutsuhiko Nomura Personal information Full name Mutsuhiko Nomura Date of birth 10 February 1940 Place of birth Hiroshima, Japan Playing position Midfielder Youth career Hiroshima Prefectural Hiroshima Kokutaiji H.S. Hiroshima Municipal Funairi H.S. 1958–1962 Chuo University Senior career* Years Team Apps† (Gls)† 1962–1979 Hitachi Teams managed 1979–1981 Hitachi * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).Mutsuhiko Nomura (born 10 February 1940 in Hiroshima) is a former Japanese football player[1] and manager. He was Japan Soccer League's first top scorer.
Team honours
- Japan Soccer League First Division - 1 (1972)
- Japan Soccer League Cup - 1 (1976)
Personal honors
- Japan Soccer League top scorer - 1 (1965)
- Japanese Footballer of the Year - 1 (1972)
References
- ^ "サッカー日本代表| 日本サッカー協会" (in Japanese). Japan Football Association. http://samuraiblue.jp/timeline/19600823/. Retrieved 12 November 2010.
Japan Soccer League First Division top scorers 1965: Nomura | 1966: Ogi | 1967: Kimura | 1968: Kamamoto | 1969: Ochiai | 1970: Kamamoto | 1971: Kamamoto | 1972: Matsunaga | 1973: Matsunaga | 1974: Kamamoto | 1975: Kamamoto | 1976: Kamamoto | 1977: Carvalho | 1978: Kamamoto / Carvalho | 1979: Ramos | 1980: Usui | 1981: Yoshida | 1982: Usui | 1983: Ramos | 1984: Totsuka | 1985: Yoshida | 1986/87: Matsuura | 1987/88: Matsuura | 1988/89: Adílson | 1989/90: Renato | 1990/91: Totsuka / Kitazawa / Renato | 1991/92: Toninho | J. LeagueJapanese Footballer of the Year 1961: Naganuma · 1962: Ozawa · 1963: Yaegashi · 1964: Sugiyama · 1965: Ogi · 1966: Kamamoto · 1967: Miyamoto · 1968: Kamamoto · 1969: Sugiyama · 1970: Ogi · 1971: Kamamoto · 1972: Nomura · 1973: Sugiyama · 1974: Kamamoto · 1975: Kamamoto · 1976: Nagai · 1977: Carvalho · 1978: Ochiai · 1979: Imai · 1980: Kamamoto · 1981: Kamamoto · 1982: Ozaki · 1983: Kimura · 1984: Kimura · 1985: Yoshida · 1986: Takeda · 1987: Morishita · 1988: Oscar · 1989: Kimura · 1990: Ramos · 1991: Ramos · 1992: Kazu · 1993: Kazu · 1994: Pereira · 1995: Stojković · 1996: Kawaguchi · 1997: Nakata · 1998: Nakayama · 1999: Sawanobori · 2000: Nakamura · 2001: Yanagisawa · 2002: Fujita · 2003: Kubo · 2004: Nakazawa · 2005: Araújo · 2006: Tulio · 2007: Suzuki · 2008: Endō · 2009: Ogasawara · 2010: Honda ·
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