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Players who have played their heart out and played respectfully should be praised.
Economic conditions or cost of living is ignored in the above comments.
Our people, especially those who represent the rest of Iranians, should be respectful, polite and represent the characteristic similar to Jahan Pahlevan Takhti. It is NOT the number of goals, or medals, it is good character people who should be praised.
Wasn't he also a janbaz when he was playing? I heard he had shrapnel in one of his legs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iran_19
He did. His equalizer against South Korea in the 1986 Asian Games was a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iran_19
I read that he was actually present at jebheh when Hossein Fahmideh threw himself under an aroghi tank. I'll see if I can find the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nokhodi
Edit: Found it.
Another Stupid PP brainwashed noche, who is happy to side with Brangoh and all the usual suspects of Iran mafia coaches to bash CQ for no reason. Probably even worse that Ali Karimi.
We Are Defined by Our Actions and what we say and this guy is the probably lowest grade PP osture. Shame on him really.
پیوس: کی*روش یک جام برای ایران بیاورد و بعد هم به سلامت/ تعویض سردار آزمون اشتباه بود
What else can we expect from PP coach, Mr Brangoh the great plofessul and his stupid followers and his .....who are controlled by Iranian football mafia?
He is nobody and a traitor based on what he says and thinks, regardless of how great he might have been sometime in the past...
True. But Branko was never, ever great.Quote:
Originally Posted by theworldgamer
He is a weak person.
I know Brangoh was never ever great, but try to tell this to die hard fans who think Brangoh is God and the best coach in the world...
If Brangoh was great, he would be coaching ......
Go TM.
Other than his opinion about the Azmoun substitution every thing else he said was correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by theworldgamer
Every word he said was BS, filled with such hatred that can only come from a moron like him.
Very sad to see some of our legends in former eras drinking this Persepolis Kult Kool-Aid.
Iranian media laps this up and propagates it. Social media spreads stats without context, and in many case very fake stats (eg the win percentage on Tooleh Khers's image).
Hopefully some level of professionalism will have rubbed off on some of the boys who have been CQ's trusted lieutenants and future eras don't suffer the same, should we ever get a coach of CQ's calibre again.