Tamada in Japan World Cup squad

Tamada in Japan World Cup squad

NAGOYA, Japan - Japan striker Keiji Tamada speaks about the upcoming World Cup finals in South Africa during a press conference in Nagoya on May 10, 2010, after being picked as one of the 23 members of the national team.

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