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Our fourth iteration of the Wonderkid Factory may well be our best yet as, 17 years into Wonderkid Factory IV, our homegrown Thespakusatsu Gunma squad won a second J1 League title, their first domestic cup and became Champions of Asia in 2042. Furthermore, 12 of the homegrown players are in the current Japan squad.
With that in mind, it feels like a good time to sho...
The meteoric rise of Unió Esportiva Sant Andreu picked up pace as exciting homegrown attackers led them to a massive overperformance, securing European football in their first season in LaLiga. That raised expectations and created a massive challenge for manager Oriol Ribas to manage domestic and continental football.
That growth was further reflected in the boardro...
Supporters of Thespakusatsu Gunma were becoming all too accustomed to the feeling of being second best. They saw their side finish 2nd in J1 League for the fifth time in nine seasons in 2041, which, in fairness, they probably couldn’t have dreamed of before manager Robaato Rasamu arrived at the club 16 years ago.
The latest near miss led Rasamu to have a bit of a cl...
The streets of Cataluña witnessed one of the biggest parties the region had ever seen as unfancied challengers Unió Esportiva Sant Andreu celebrated lifting the LaLiga 2 title. Young stars like Óscar Reyes, Luis Marín and Genar Iglesias led one of the longest open-top bus tours ever seen, as they paraded the club’s first-ever trophy from Tarragona across to Lleida, up towards...
Robaato Rasamu passed 15 years in charge of Thespakusatsu Gunma, fresh from leading the club to a fourth 2nd-place finish and a sixth top-four finish in J1 League. In those 15 years, Rasamu had led Gunma into battle 680 times, winning 332, drawing 163 and losing 185 en route to leading the club out of the third tier and competing with Japan’s elite. And, ultimately, they achi...