Set to be the first manager to take charge of Japan in two straight World Cups, Hajime Moriyasu has been open in declaring he is out to guide his nation not just to their first quarterfinals at the tournament, but to the very top this summer.Seeing the Samurai Blue drawn with the Netherlands and Tunisia as well as a European play-off qualifier in Group F, and tough opponents to follow in the round of 32 should they progress, his message was simple."I'll be fixated about getting results," the 57-year-old said during a recent interview with Kyodo News. "Continuing to build on what we've done …READ FULL ARTICLE
