Alireza Jahanbakhsh @ Brighton & Hove Albion | 2018-2019

[PEJ]

I think no one here can really argue than Son is better than our boy. However what shouldn’t be lost here is that Son plays alongside 2 very dangerous attacking players, which leaves him with a lot of opportunities. When you are surrounded with crap, you will get shitty play. No pun intended.

[GoIran]

I think no one here can really argue than Son is better than our boy. However what shouldn’t be lost here is that Son plays alongside 2 very dangerous attacking players, which leaves him with a lot of opportunities. When you are surrounded with crap, you will get shitty play. No pun intended.

That's why he always struggles against Iran.

[Dortmund]

Son also performed well in the Bundesliga before moving to Spurs. AJB hasn't played in a league other than the Dutch before moving to prem.

[perspolis#1]

That's why he always struggles against Iran.

It might also be down to personal motives. A lot of South Koreans accuse Son of not trying for his team.

If you think about it in 2014 we beat South Korea with a much weaker team than the one we have now and two of our players were guarding that giant Korean Kim Shin Wook. The fact that Son still did nothing says a lot

[Trinity]

I cannot believe how so many of you folks have already given up on him, writing him off based on a single lackluster display. It's not like he is in his mid 30's and nearing the end of his career. The lad is just 25 years old, still young, and not yet at peak of his footballing career which typically is between 28-31. Seriously you guys are ruthless. Either scapegoater or bandwagoner, no middle ground basically.

I bet you all anything next season should he shine 99% of you critics will worship the guy, making him sound like to God of Iranian football. Be more fair & balanced (Just like Fox News )

Championship is 2-3x more physical than EPL. He's already getting booed by the fans. And there won't be a single team in the world that would pay even half his wages on a loan based on his performance this season. His career is a write-off at this point.

[Keano]

That's why he always struggles against Iran.

Brilliantly put!


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[Kas-r]

The usual members, who kept on making excuses for JB's horrible performances a couple of weeks ago, even when from the start it was quite clear that he was not up to the quality and play of the Premier League, are still delusional if they believe that Alireza could save his career at this point.

Only by miracle perhaps. We are talking about a guy who calls his mother every day for comfort and can't shake away his intrinsic nervosity. He could conceal these things in the Netherlands, where the whole atmosphere is less competitive and ruthless, but on the other side of the pond there is no such sympathy and tolerance.

[mistermo]

ALL YOU DOUBTERS ARE GONNA DISAPPEAR WHEN HE STARTS PERFORMING!!!

[DR Strangemoosh]

The usual members, who kept on making excuses for JB's horrible performances a couple of weeks ago, even when from the start it was quite clear that he was not up to the quality and play of the Premier League, are still delusional if they believe that Alireza could save his career at this point.

Only by miracle perhaps. We are talking about a guy who calls his mother every day for comfort and can't shake away his intrinsic nervosity. He could conceal these things in the Netherlands, where the whole atmosphere is less competitive and ruthless, but on the other side of the pond there is no such sympathy and tolerance.

How about the fact that this site is called persianfootball.com and he is a young and talented iranian footballer so we care about him and want him to do well?

[sirvan]

ALL YOU DOUBTERS ARE GONNA DISAPPEAR WHEN HE STARTS PERFORMING!!!

It was the same with Sardar Azmoun, but for now they've dissapeared for obvious reasons. These so called supporters of Iranian football, gimme a break all they do is spread their own negativity and insecurities.