Thursday evening marked the end of the vibrato that was the World Cup final qualifying campaign for Vahid Halilhodzic's Japan, which started with a home defeat to the United Arab Emirates almost a year ago.Since arriving in Japan in March 2015, Halilhodzic has persistently complained about the lack of time he has with the players, a dilemma shared by most international coaches around the world. The former Algeria boss said on more than one occasion that if he had more time, his team would be much different.Now that Japan have booked their place at next year's World Cup -- their sixth straig…READ FULL ARTICLE
