【FC大阪】「8割ルール守れるの？」ホーム19試合中12試合が会場未定の異常事態が発生！秋春制でさらに深刻化した花園ラグビー場問題をゆっくり解説

As the J.League transitions to its long-desired "autumn-spring" system for the 2026-27 season, are you aware that a certain club is facing an unprecedented stadium crisis? The club in question is FC Osaka of J3. An unbelievable situation has unfolded regarding the schedule for their home ground, Hanazono Rugby Stadium. With rumors even circulating about the possibility of license revocation, what is the shocking truth behind this situation?! At the root of this problem lies the harsh reality that the new J.League schedule completely overlaps with the schedule for Rugby League One (Kintetsu Liners). FC Osaka's announced schedule lists all home game venues from December onwards as "undetermined." Furthermore, some summer and autumn matches are also undecided, creating an extremely unusual situation. [Main Issues Revealed in This Video] An Abnormal Situation: All Home Game Venues from December Onward are "Undecided" Risk of License Revocation Due to Violation of J.League Regulations' "80% Rule" Grueling Schedule Overlap with Kintetsu Liners (League One) Past Failure of Holding a Game in Tottori and President Kondo's Overly Optimistic Statements Pressure from the J.League to Local Governments Revealed by a Disclosure Request from a Higashi-Osaka City Council Member The J.League has a strict regulation (the 80% rule) that states "more than 80% of home games must be held at the home stadium." Failure to meet this rule can result in the disastrous outcome of license revocation. FC Osaka has a history of making the major blunder of holding a playoff home game in Tottori after failing to secure a venue, despite having earned the right to host it. However, club president Kondo maintains an overly optimistic stance, misunderstanding the essence of the issue by stating "there will be no problem if we are automatically promoted," which is causing anxiety and criticism among supporters. Further complicating matters are the raw minutes of discussions between the J.League and local governments, revealed through a disclosure request by Higashi-Osaka City Council member Yasuhiro Kawaguchi. These minutes, whether aware of the situation at Hanazono Stadium or not, record the J.League's forceful stance demanding 100% reservation of the stadium. Those involved want to protect the sacred ground of rugby, while the J.League is trying to forcefully squeeze in the schedule. If this continues, there's a possibility of a "worst-case scenario" where both sides are forced to play on a dilapidated, worn-out turf, making no one happy. In this article, we will thoroughly explain the deeper issues at FC Osaka regarding their stadium, which have been exposed by this shift to the autumn-spring season, and the insane structure that undermines the ideal of community engagement. Please read to the end and share your opinions in the comments section! #JLeague #FC Osaka #Hanazono Rugby Stadium #Kintetsu Liners #Higashi Osaka City #League One #Gainare Tottori #Yasuhiro Kawaguchi #Zweigen Kanazawa #Giravanz Kitakyushu