【FC大阪】「地域密着を二度と口にするな」FC大阪、主催試合が北九州開催という異常事態に発展し大炎上！さらに開催地未定が11試合も残っている問題の根源は何なのか？ゆっくり解説

"A home game, yet it's being held in far-off Kitakyushu, Kyushu?!" As preparations progress for the start of the J.League's autumn-spring season, the issue surrounding J3 club FC Osaka's home stadium, "Higashi-Osaka City Hanazono Rugby Stadium," has resurfaced, escalating into a major controversy. Why is it necessary to hold the game in Kitakyushu, bypassing the Kansai region? We'll thoroughly explain the sloppy management of a club that claims to be deeply rooted in the local community, and the truth behind the crisis facing their home stadium! ■ What you'll learn from this video and key points to explore: The complex history and full scope of the abnormal situation facing FC Osaka's "Hanazono problem" The shocking reason why the third match against Ryukyu was moved beyond the Kinki region and Honshu to Kitakyushu Harsh reactions from supporters and J.League fans to President Kondo's apology statement The serious damage to the turf environment caused by the congested schedule (Monday and Friday matches) The fatal reason why complying with the J.League's "80% home game rule" is extremely difficult ■ The desperate background behind the inability to play matches in their hometown, Higashi-Osaka FC Osaka's home ground, Hanazono Rugby Stadium in Higashi-Osaka City, has a packed schedule of rugby-related events throughout the year, including matches for the Japanese national rugby team, university rugby, high school rugby tournaments, and even the Masters Hanazono and children's school tournaments. Furthermore, it has also been designated as a venue for the "World Masters Games" to be held in May next year, and nearby facilities such as Takebishi Stadium Kyoto remain unusable. While the delay in the preparation of Hanazono Second Ground could be considered their own responsibility, the announcement of this season's schedule has resulted in an unprecedented situation where home venues are "undecided" not only for matchday 23 onwards, but even for matches for which details have already been announced. Following last season's playoff match being held in Tottori, President Kondo issued a statement sounding like a victim, saying that they "couldn't hold the match in their hometown." This has led to a flood of heated criticism from fans, with comments such as "Never again talk about being community-oriented" and "The issuance of the license itself is questionable." Will FC Osaka become a "gypsy club without a home ground"? For the full story on the risks of the J.League continuing to tolerate this abnormal situation, and the further increase in schedule conflicts due to the shift to the autumn-spring system, please check out the full video! #FC大阪 #HanazonoRugbyStadium #JLeague #J3League #MikuniWorldStadiumKitakyushu #KintetsuHanazonoLiners #HigashiOsakaCity #YusukeKondo #JFA #JRFU