6. Great Supervisor

Only a player is not important in soccer. Command of a supervisor also influences a victory. A supervisor's command is important in order to win a game.

Oswaldo de Oliveira Filho is a great supervisor. He does not have career as a soccer player. He followed the way to the physical coach simultaneously with university graduate business, and served as the supervisor for the first time at the age of 49.He is a supervisor who very values every player. He was inaugurated as the supervisor of the Kashima Antlers in 2007. He led the Kashima Antlers to the J. League championship and also the Emperor's Cup, and attained two crowns in same year. He achieved the J. League championship also in 2008 and in 2009, and brought Kashima Antlers three successive victories which become the first in history of J. League. And he won J. League Best Director in 2007, in 2008 and in 2009. Furthermore, he is also the supervisor who gained most titles in J. League. He also commanded the J. League all-star team by Jomo Cup in 2009. He is a supervisor of Botafogo FR of Brazil now.

Okada Takeshi is also a great player. He had served as the supervisor of the representative of Japan for a short period of time from 1997 to 1998. And he was inaugurated as the supervisor of the Consadole Sapporo which demoted to J2 in 1999. And he achieved the championship by J2 in 2000, and promoted the Consadole Sapporo to J1. He left the result of the 11th place next year, made the Consadole Sapporo remain to J1, and resigned the post of a supervisor. And he played an active part as a soccer commentator in 2002. However, he was again inaugurated as the Yokohama F Marinos supervisor in 2003. And he gained the crown of the full championship in assumption-of-office 1 year. He won the victory for the 2nd year, and achieved the championship for two consecutive years. And he won J. League Best Director in 2003 and in 2004. Although he resigned the post of a supervisor in 2006, he was again inaugurated as the supervisor of the Japanese body surface in 2008, and led Japan to the best 16 at 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. Although he was inaugurated as the supervisor of the first China pro soccer league as Japanese people in 2012, he has resigned now.