Amir Abedzadeh @ Club Sport Maritimo | 2017

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Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11

Lol I guess being in your 20s makes you a kid, sure.

Even as a kid, my point stands. I didn't mean to bash you personally, I'm just upset at the negative energy being thrown around Abedzadeh.

I swear everytime he concedes a goal, people here lose it. He's been doing fine and he's a great #2 to Beiranvand right now.

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3rd-Hossein Hosseini is better, but I will stand my ground that he is miles above Mazaheri and deserves a GKing Spot for TM since he's playing week in and week out. (Also because he is Ghoddos friend and a friend to others.)

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Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11

he's a great #2 to Beiranvand right now.

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No he is not, Hosseini, Niazmand, and even Mazaheri in level of talent, are much better than him.
I am ready to bet the moment he loses his no1 spot in club soon or later he will lose his TM spot.

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Originally Posted by Leicester City

3rd-Hossein Hosseini is better, but I will stand my ground that he is miles above Mazaheri and deserves a GKing Spot for TM since he's playing week in and week out. (Also because he is Ghoddos friend and a friend to others.)

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Interesting that you think Hosseini is better considering how much you hate esteghlal lol.

I think Hosseini during his peak form last year was phenomenal but i would still take Abedzadeh at #2

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Originally Posted by Iran_19

He is a very average keeper at best, nothing close to European league level and i honestly still wonder how he gets the start!! He does many many amateurish mistakes that even keepers in amateur level are not allowed to do. He is so risky, he has this braveness of his dad, but unless his dad, most of his risks are not calculated. TBH, i can name 7-8 keepers in Iran better than him, his issue is not only his height.

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He started in LA Blues in CSL when his dad was goalkeeping coach there. That was the teams first year. After he went to Persepolis and played 0 games in 2 years. After that his dad moved to Rah Ahan and brought him with him and he played 9 games in 2 years in Rah Ahan.
He got his chance because of his dad and his connections. His dad gave him his career. He has never been a good goalkeeper.

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Originally Posted by pdot

He started in LA Blues in CSL when his dad was goalkeeping coach there. That was the teams first year. After he went to Persepolis and played 0 games in 2 years. After that his dad moved to Rah Ahan and brought him with him and he played 9 games in 2 years in Rah Ahan.
He got his chance because of his dad and his connections. His dad gave him his career. He has never been a good goalkeeper.

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So his dad got him to start in a respectable team in a very respectable European league? Boro baba.......

Got to respect the fact that Amir has gone from playing for Sunday League teams (Dinamo Dorigo - a tiny london club named after Tony Dorigo LOOOL!), Persian FC London, Longon Tigers etc...

He's gone from the 16th tier of a league system to being an international goalkeeper. Can't think of anyone else in international football who has done that!

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Originally Posted by Iranianarsenal11

Lol I guess being in your 20s makes you a kid, sure.

Even as a kid, my point stands. I didn't mean to bash you personally, I'm just upset at the negative energy being thrown around Abedzadeh.

I swear everytime he concedes a goal, people here lose it. He's been doing fine and he's a great #2 to Beiranvand right now.

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Exactly, let's build his self confidence, he's still young.
Gkeepers have the toughest job.

Today's game against Benfica ended 0-1 with a single penalty goal, which Abedzadeh himself caused.

They are almost in relegation zone, it is matter of time until they sack their coach.

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