Does Queiroz deserve a Statue: YES or NO

[Roozbeh-G2006]

Can you advise where I have called you "IR esque"?
My point was more of a general theme which incorporates the views of others who seem to dislike or at least not appreciate Queiroz, whether the members who call him "The Mozambican"/"The African" or this kind of thing...

You started a thread and ask people if they think CQ deserves a statute. Do you want people to just vote? Or do you want to hear their opinions as well? If the whole point of a thread is to have posts, then you should be able to withstand opposing views. And don't get personal with people. You are getting personal with me because you refer to my signature and make conclusions. I wouldn't mind that. But your conclusion my friend is actually wrong. I don't hate or dislike foreigners. I appreciate anyone with any nationality that helps our country. I never hate or hated CQ. I didn't like his defensive park the bus style of football which he has sussed out would bring a lot of love for him because he worked out that most Iranian fans just want to win, they don't care about how they play football. He discovered what Gheyrat means and milked it. We did have decent loses against top teams but he also knew much about Portugal team. So no surprise he knew how not to get beat by that team. I don't hate him. I just don't think he deserves statute. There are many Iranians who are much ahead of him in the queue for statutes. And let me tell you just to refute I don't hate foreigners - I think even Sérgio Conceição is ahead of CQ in the queue for statute. Because he took an old boy Iranian player with talent like a rough diamond and polished him up and turned him into the best Iranian player at top level in our history. A joy to watch.

[blue blood]

sultan ali parvi

!تو محلهٔ ما علی دمبه صداش میزدند

[DR Strangemoosh]

You started a thread and ask people if they think CQ deserves a statute. Do you want people to just vote? Or do you want to hear their opinions as well? If the whole point of a thread is to have posts, then you should be able to withstand opposing views. And don't get personal with people. You are getting personal with me because you refer to my signature and make conclusions. I wouldn't mind that. But your conclusion my friend is actually wrong. I don't hate or dislike foreigners. I appreciate anyone with any nationality that helps our country. I never hate or hated CQ. I didn't like his defensive park the bus style of football which he has sussed out would bring a lot of love for him because he worked out that most Iranian fans just want to win, they don't care about how they play football. He discovered what Gheyrat means and milked it. We did have decent loses against top teams but he also knew much about Portugal team. So no surprise he knew how not to get beat by that team. I don't hate him. I just don't think he deserves statute. There are many Iranians who are much ahead of him in the queue for statutes. And let me tell you just to refute I don't hate foreigners - I think even Sérgio Conceição is ahead of CQ in the queue for statute. Because he took an old boy Iranian player with talent like a rough diamond and polished him up and turned him into the best Iranian player at top level in our history. A joy to watch.

No I am hearing your opinion, where am I stopping you from having a view, lol? The people who dislike him have had as much of a say in this thread as those who are in favour of him.

You have a right to say whatever you want, and others have a right to respectfully challenge this, no? I am not getting personal with you.

Is that not free speech?

Also you accused me of calling you "IR-esque" and haven't told me where I've done that. Can you do so please?

[peiman92]

He deserves another 10 year contract. Look at where he got us in 8 years.
Another 10 years and we will be a force to be reckoned with.

[DR Strangemoosh]

I think even Sérgio Conceição is ahead of CQ in the queue for statute. Because he took an old boy Iranian player with talent like a rough diamond and polished him up and turned him into the best Iranian player at top level in our history. A joy to watch.

Your choice of Taremi was an odd one to choose here. SC has been great for his development, but (others aside) did he necessarily polish up the diamond Taremi much more than Carvalhal did?

And surely there were many involved in the development of this player, no? Including the guy who fast-tracked him over other players who were in Europe, to the anger of many on this forum (at the time), and who forged his move to Portuguese league after years in the wilderness of Qatari league, Turkish moves etc....

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CQ helping Mehdi move when no longer TM coach :

"Something Carlos Carvalhal himself mentioned at the end of the meeting between Rio Ave and CD Aves, in which Taremi scored three goals. For the Iranian striker to be there, it took a great deal of persuasion. “Taremi is here a little by accident. It wasn't a player we had the chance to get [for financial reasons]. It came from my persuasiveness and André Vilas-Boas [the former player, who is now Rio Ave's sporting director] and the great help of Carlos Queiroz and his translator. Because the player had to give up a lot of money to come to Rio Ave and to show up in Europe, ”said Carvalhal, after Rio Ave's rout against CD Aves."

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CQ: “Mehdi Taremi is a great player with the potential to win in Europe. For 4, 5 years, he was a starter in the Iran national team,” the current Colombia coach told BOLA. Queiroz coached Iran from 2011 to 2018 leading the Persian to two consecutive FIFA World Cups 2014 and 2018. Queiroz introduced Taremi to Team Melli of Iran. Carlos Queiroz has no doubt that Rio Ave made the right choice in securing the services of the Iranian striker. “I hope he succeeds, he deserves everything, he is a great player and fantastic person. I never had doubts that he was an excellent player. I can only be proud of this moment and thankful for all he has done for me. He and other players called me Papa and that made me feel awkward but it is something I cannot ignore and always cherish ” Carlos Queiroz said with emotion.

Taremi: "Carlos Queiroz showed more faith in my than any other coach, it is he who I thank"

Strange option to choose...

[kateb]

!تو محلهٔ ما علی دمبه صداش میزدند

تو محله ما
در جواب علی دمبه
میگفتیم
سرش ملومبه😉

چقد سره
علی پروین و ناصر حجازی دعوا میشد.
استقلالیا میگفتن علی دمبه
پرسپولیسیا
میگفتن
ناصر وافوری .


فوتبال مااینطوری شد جهانی
دمبه و وافور

[Roozbeh-G2006]

Your choice of Taremi was an odd one to choose here. SC has been great for his development, but (others aside) did he necessarily polish up the diamond Taremi much more than Carvalhal did?

And surely there were many involved in the development of this player, no? Including the guy who fast-tracked him over other players who were in Europe, to the anger of many on this forum (at the time), and who forged his move to Portuguese league after years in the wilderness of Qatari league, Turkish moves etc....

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CQ helping Mehdi move when no longer TM coach :

"Something Carlos Carvalhal himself mentioned at the end of the meeting between Rio Ave and CD Aves, in which Taremi scored three goals. For the Iranian striker to be there, it took a great deal of persuasion. “Taremi is here a little by accident. It wasn't a player we had the chance to get [for financial reasons]. It came from my persuasiveness and André Vilas-Boas [the former player, who is now Rio Ave's sporting director] and the great help of Carlos Queiroz and his translator. Because the player had to give up a lot of money to come to Rio Ave and to show up in Europe, ”said Carvalhal, after Rio Ave's rout against CD Aves."

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CQ: “Mehdi Taremi is a great player with the potential to win in Europe. For 4, 5 years, he was a starter in the Iran national team,” the current Colombia coach told BOLA. Queiroz coached Iran from 2011 to 2018 leading the Persian to two consecutive FIFA World Cups 2014 and 2018. Queiroz introduced Taremi to Team Melli of Iran. Carlos Queiroz has no doubt that Rio Ave made the right choice in securing the services of the Iranian striker. “I hope he succeeds, he deserves everything, he is a great player and fantastic person. I never had doubts that he was an excellent player. I can only be proud of this moment and thankful for all he has done for me. He and other players called me Papa and that made me feel awkward but it is something I cannot ignore and always cherish ” Carlos Queiroz said with emotion.

Taremi: "Carlos Queiroz showed more faith in my than any other coach, it is he who I thank"

Strange option to choose...

This is a pointless to and fro. There are many who claim to have discovered and helped Taremi on his way. But who polished him up and made him the player he is now? My example wasn't a serious suggestion and was just to point out that there are many people who could have a statute. In fact, if that was allowed, there would be more statute propped up in the streets of Theran than actual people.

[DR Strangemoosh]

This is a pointless to and fro. There are many who claim to have discovered and helped Taremi on his way. But who polished him up and made him the player he is now? My example wasn't a serious suggestion and was just to point out that there are many people who could have a statute. In fact, if that was allowed, there would be more statute propped up in the streets of Theran than actual people.

Probably Carvalhal, SC and Queiroz. (With honourable mention to Daei) All three polished the diamond and had a huge impact on his trajectory. It's really difficult to separate one from the rest, like Carvalhal showed faith in Mehdi from day one (unlike SC who benched him for months) and really got him into shape on the pitch. I can't say he had less of an impact than SC in building this player.

Good to give credit where credit's due.

[Superparsi]

Add Ak8 to that list for his footballing skills and the joy he brought when active.
(i know some will jump on this and argue he had to many disputes.. but he shure entertained us like nobody else at those years.
I have hard time seing we will have anybody playing the game like he did, we will be very lucky if this happens again.
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Arguably Iran's most talented and skilled player EVER! We most likely wont see another player like him. I truly miss those early to mid 2000s during his prime. I remember when he joined Bayern Munchen I bought their subscription so I could see his games and interviews because back then there werent youtube pages and such. Used to rush to get off work so I could come home and watch the Bundesliga games.

[Ali Doust]

Forget Statue. Lets build a shrine for him and worship him like we do for those characters from 1400 years ago.