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    #16
    i saw him in the mirror little while back..!

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      #17
      I voted Sharu Naraji, so he can capitalize on it 😂

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        #18
        probably Ali Molaei, he had very good technic and one or two good seasons with a lot of goals. who remember him?
        World Cup 2006, Frankfurt, Iran vs. Portugal, Iranian Frontpage of GOAL Sportspaper
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        And on the 8.Day God created Ali Karimi, and he saw he was good!
        If Defenders were allowed to use their hands to stop Karimi
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          #19
          Originally posted by Kian B. View Post
          Behrang Safari
          He was capped for Sweden.

          Players who didnt end up playing for other nations.

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            #20
            Daniel Olerum

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              #21
              Definitely Mahmoud Karimi. Not only for his IPL performance but he always played well in ACL and scored many goals. He was a smart player that even though had the technical skills would play a one touch football instead of dribbling everybody and eventually losing the ball. That is why the players next to him would score many goals (Bezik ,Toure ,Emad Reza, and even one season Navidkia). His only drawback was his tiny physique.

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                #22
                Mahmoud Karimi out in the lead.

                No votes for Yousefi, Naeni, Nouri, Alizadeh, Yavarzadeh or Shahrokhi though...

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
                  Mahmoud Karimi out in the lead.

                  No votes for Yousefi, Naeni, Nouri, Alizadeh, Yavarzadeh or Shahrokhi though...
                  Not sure why Alizadeh and Nouri are even options lol. They were never TM quality players

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                    #24
                    The average age of PFDC members seems to be in the 20s.
                    I went to Sharif University. I'm a superior genetic mutation, an improvement on the existing mediocre stock.

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                      #25
                      I'm happy that Hossein Abdi is finally getting his dues, as a coach.

                      He was a good player - just a solid central non-nonsense central midfielder who captained Persepolis for some of their best seasons - the team went downhill when he left. But he's been a really promising youth coach and has done his time for England U17 and England U18 before his current success with Iran U17

                      I don't think he is involved in Torremolinos any more

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                        #26
                        https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmoud_Karimi_Sibaki

                        is this the karimi everyone is talking about ? Wh was he so special and why was he never in tm ?

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                          #27
                          Kiani

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                            #28
                            Me 🤔 😁

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                            Very interesting subject, 🙏
                            Added |Vote| in the title. 🙂

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                              #29
                              From the list I agree with Hossein Abdi, but there were many great players better than those named in the list, I would say the following are some of the greatest never capped in the national team.

                              Abdoljalil Golcheshmeh (has caps in Iran B national team at 1989 Bangladesh President's Cup but no caps for A team)

                              Reza Sahebi

                              Saeed Jooshesh (has caps in Iran B national team at 1986 Fajr Cup but no caps for A team)

                              Arash Talebinejad

                              Omid Singh

                              https://www.aparat.com/v/mNf9I

                              https://www.aparat.com/v/kUG2C

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                                #30
                                Ershad Yousefi and Fereydoun Fazli have unofficial caps for national team. They were in the squad for 2005 Islamic Solidarity Games, which was Iran B national team, coach was Bijan Zolfagharnasab.

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