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  • zzgloo
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    Originally posted by maij View Post
    I don't know which new talents or debutant Quieroz has brought in the team , perhaps you could remind us , but something that really caught my eyes in Bahrain game is the amount of possession and inter-passing that the Boyz went through in the whole match.

    There is nothing I loathe about a team more than when the players try to send high balls (route one) or get rid of the ball in anyway they can. Also add to this list , when a player takes far too much time to pass the ball or act upon it. OK , we did see some unnecessary ball holding , but not significantly to screw things up.

    Team Melli seems to play the modern passing game , Arsenal and Barcelona style. Keep the ball amongst your team mates , open up the opposition , make them chase shadows , tire them out......AAhhh...that is my joy in watching a team. CQ is obviously an advocate of such football and I dare to say that he is going to build on it and subsequently we see a very jelled and solid team and hopefully less of Aghili's crazy long range , Hail Mary , passes.
    I agree with your technical observation.....
    As for new players, it seems on each of TM games, there is one new face that has never played for TM...not just for the bench,but on the field starting......I do not even remember thier names....this time was the guy with goat beard.....there was maziar Zare last time, and then our new left back......etc,etc......many first timers...not just getting invited, but also starting the game.

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  • Hadi
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    i would not over analyze Nekonam's performance in this match
    the opposition was just too weak to give us any useful analysis.

    Also I am sure Carlos had a whole different tactical approach to the match but the whole picture changed when Bahrain were down to ten men.

    Probably the team was supposed to play a controlled game in the first half with Nekonam a deep Defensive Mid. role and a simple ball distributer but when Bahrain went down to 10 men and were playing so weak, maybe he could have upped his pace a little and played a bit more forward.

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  • RaginG Inferno
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    Originally posted by maij View Post
    I am speculating , that you are also speculating on Nekounam's role.
    You know, that's a very reasonable point. It also highlights the fundamental reason for our disagreement.

    I have interpreted Neku's role a little differently to yours - which makes our assessments different...they are not based on the same criteria.


    In any case, I felt that he could have played better. However, I was very satisfied with his safe play which kept possession with Iran, and didn't allow Bahrain to form any attacks. I didn't feel that he needed to be adventurous either, given our numerical advantage.

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  • Babak agha
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    I use DM because it's shorter to write, people recognize it (HM wouldn't be recognized by everyone, and it's used in FIFA games

    There is a difference between a DM and a HM (at least in Dutch terminology and players responsibility)

    A DM is purely defensive minded, a la de Jong. He is there for hard tackels and physical playes. A holding Midfielder is a playmaker playing closer to the defense. Like Schweinstiger, Xabi Alonso, the old Neku, van Bomel, Pirlo, Essien, Toure, Barry, Meireles etc.

    There aren't that many "real" DM in modern football. Most teams use holding midfielders who next to defending can buildup the game and dictate the pace of it.

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  • maij
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    Originally posted by zzgloo View Post
    Jalla Talebi's assesment

    ..........

    ايران - بحرين /22
    طالبي: رشد تاكتيكي تيم ملي ايران تحسين برانگيز است
    تهران - سرمربي تيم ملي فوتبال ايران در جام جهاني 1998 فرانسه معتقد است كه تيم ملي كشورمان رشد تاكتيكي چشمگيري كرده است.


    جلال طالبي سه شنبه شب در گفت و گو با خبرنگار ورزشي ايرنا، افزود: تيم ملي بحرين در ديدار مقابل ايران حرفي براي گفتن نداشت و بازيكنان ما در تمام سطوح بازي برتر از حريف بودند.
    وي ادامه داد: تيم بحرين در ديدار با ما هيچ حرفي براي گفتن نداشت و بازيكنان ما نگذاشتند آنها تاكتيك هاي خود را در زمين پياده كنند.
    سرمربي اسبق تيم ملي فوتبال ايران گفت: پيشرفت بازيكنان تيم ملي كشورمان در اين ديدار بسيار تحسين بر انگيز بود و اميدوارم اين روند ما ادامه داشته باشد.
    وي تصريح كرد: تيم ملي ما با اين پيروزي پتانسيل هاي خود را براي صعود به جام جهاني نشان داد و اميدوارم تيم ملي كشورمان را در جام جهاني ببينيم.
    وي اظهار داشت: تفكرات حرفه اي كي روش در تيم ملي ما به خوبي ديده مي شود و اين مربي تاثير مثبتي در تيم ايران داشته است.
    9118/1647

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    Majid jallali's Assesment;
    ........
    مجید جلالی در گفت*و*گو با ایلنا:

    سال*ها تیم ملی را اینقدر آماده ندیده بودم

    .................................................. .............................................
    What is appear to be CQ's work so far..
    .....
    1-Lack of hashieh,and peace with media.
    2-Bringing many new talents,obviously based on his own judgements.
    3-Appearance of gaining the players' trust.
    4-new tachtical implementations...such as midfield smoother transfers to offense,...and attacks down through the middle ( as oppose to long time taking the ball to the corner and cross ),..Long distance shots on opponant's goal,.....more attacking defense ( all 4 defensive players involment in attacks ),.....etc,etc..
    5-No promises.
    .......
    It may be soon to judge CQ, as we and him both need time.....but so far so good !

    I don't know which new talents or debutant Quieroz has brought in the team , perhaps you could remind us , but something that really caught my eyes in Bahrain game is the amount of possession and inter-passing that the Boyz went through in the whole match.

    There is nothing I loathe about a team more than when the players try to send high balls (route one) or get rid of the ball in anyway they can. Also add to this list , when a player takes far too much time to pass the ball or act upon it. OK , we did see some unnecessary ball holding , but not significantly to screw things up.

    Team Melli seems to play the modern passing game , Arsenal and Barcelona style. Keep the ball amongst your team mates , open up the opposition , make them chase shadows , tire them out......AAhhh...that is my joy in watching a team. CQ is obviously an advocate of such football and I dare to say that he is going to build on it and subsequently we see a very jelled and solid team and hopefully less of Aghili's crazy long range , Hail Mary , passes.

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  • maij
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    Originally posted by Babak agha View Post
    Perhaps only in Iran, and in the mind of Iranians, a DM shouldn't build up the game and only needs to give "safe passes".

    In other countries even defenders are judged on their build up qualities, through passes and crosses (which neku almost lack in every game recently).

    Neku isn't even the type of Nigel de Jong or Gatusso, with rough physical play. Hell even Karimi has more slidings and interseptions in a game compared to neku recently.

    And even de Jong is being replaced by van der Vaart & Strootman, because he can't build up and plays "safe passes".

    All of the good DM of today can play through passes, build up game, and join the attack next to defending (Xabi Alonso, Toure, Meireles, Busquet, etc etc.)

    Neku plays weak pure and simple. Especially if you concider the fact that he used to have pin point crosses, could slow or rush the game when needed, created a lot of opportunities for the forwards and joined the attack once in awhile, just a couple years ago.

    Good points.

    Just to put the records straight , the term DM (Defensive Midfielder) is not used anymore , at least NOT in England and with English commentators. The new term is "Holding Midfielder"

    I am not fully aware on the background and reasons for such title change, but some of what you mentioned here , is quite relevant in such title change and could form some of the reasons behind it.

    Yes, a holding midfielders' job is not to simply square passes to his teammates but a hell of a lot of things more including scoring. I witness these guys tens of times every week in the European leagues. Anyway , I do not wish to prolong the discussion as it is perfectly clear what the roles are , notwithstanding specific instructions by the individual coaches addressing specific situations (like one player short in either teams)

    About Nekounam. I have a feeling that he might have not recovered fully or if he has , there is always that psychological hurdle that he needs to pass and that is "the fear of re-occurring injury". That might have mellowed him and resulted in his cautious approach during Bahrain game. Saying that , I still stand firm that his performance was quite modest and short of aspiration.

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  • Babak agha
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    Perhaps only in Iran, and in the mind of Iranians, a DM shouldn't build up the game and only needs to give "safe passes".

    In other countries even defenders are judged on their build up qualities, through passes and crosses (which neku almost lack in every game recently).

    Neku isn't even the type of Nigel de Jong or Gatusso, with rough physical play. Hell even Karimi has more slidings and interseptions in a game compared to neku recently.

    And even de Jong is being replaced by van der Vaart & Strootman, because he can't build up and plays "safe passes".

    All of the good DM of today can play through passes, build up game, and join the attack next to defending (Xabi Alonso, Toure, Meireles, Busquet, etc etc.)

    Neku plays weak pure and simple. Especially if you concider the fact that he used to have pin point crosses, could slow or rush the game when needed, created a lot of opportunities for the forwards and joined the attack once in awhile, just a couple years ago.

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  • zzgloo
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    CQ Freshman Grades !!??

    Jalla Talebi's assesment

    ..........

    ايران - بحرين /22
    طالبي: رشد تاكتيكي تيم ملي ايران تحسين برانگيز است
    تهران - سرمربي تيم ملي فوتبال ايران در جام جهاني 1998 فرانسه معتقد است كه تيم ملي كشورمان رشد تاكتيكي چشمگيري كرده است.


    جلال طالبي سه شنبه شب در گفت و گو با خبرنگار ورزشي ايرنا، افزود: تيم ملي بحرين در ديدار مقابل ايران حرفي براي گفتن نداشت و بازيكنان ما در تمام سطوح بازي برتر از حريف بودند.
    وي ادامه داد: تيم بحرين در ديدار با ما هيچ حرفي براي گفتن نداشت و بازيكنان ما نگذاشتند آنها تاكتيك هاي خود را در زمين پياده كنند.
    سرمربي اسبق تيم ملي فوتبال ايران گفت: پيشرفت بازيكنان تيم ملي كشورمان در اين ديدار بسيار تحسين بر انگيز بود و اميدوارم اين روند ما ادامه داشته باشد.
    وي تصريح كرد: تيم ملي ما با اين پيروزي پتانسيل هاي خود را براي صعود به جام جهاني نشان داد و اميدوارم تيم ملي كشورمان را در جام جهاني ببينيم.
    وي اظهار داشت: تفكرات حرفه اي كي روش در تيم ملي ما به خوبي ديده مي شود و اين مربي تاثير مثبتي در تيم ايران داشته است.
    9118/1647

    .................................................

    Majid jallali's Assesment;
    ........
    مجید جلالی در گفت*و*گو با ایلنا:

    سال*ها تیم ملی را اینقدر آماده ندیده بودم

    .................................................. .............................................
    What is appear to be CQ's work so far..
    .....
    1-Lack of hashieh,and peace with media.
    2-Bringing many new talents,obviously based on his own judgements.
    3-Appearance of gaining the players' trust.
    4-new tachtical implementations...such as midfield smoother transfers to offense,...and attacks down through the middle ( as oppose to long time taking the ball to the corner and cross ),..Long distance shots on opponant's goal,.....more attacking defense ( all 4 defensive players involment in attacks ),.....etc,etc..
    5-No promises.
    .......
    It may be soon to judge CQ, as we and him both need time.....but so far so good !

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  • maij
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    Originally posted by RaginG Inferno View Post
    Exactly. It's not Nekounam's role to create opportunities, it's merely to distribute the ball safely to those who should. If he contributes well to attack, that's a bonus. .

    I am speculating , that you are also speculating on Nekounam's role.

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  • maij
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    Originally posted by zzgloo View Post
    Majid jaan salam.....
    Thanks for noticing my absence....!
    I was in IRAN, for a month ....and have some nice photos from my trip and visiting Azadi stedium....Esteghlal vs PP, and Esteghlal vs saipa...but I do not know how to shrink the size of the photos to post them for my fellow members here........
    It is good to be back !

    Bah Bah,,,Rasidan be khair. Inshalla ke khosh gozasht.

    There are many applications you can use to decrease the size of the image. The best is Paint.net , it is a fantatstic tool for photo editing , save and convert to different formats, simple to use , has nearly everything you can think of (photo tools) and best of all , it is free.

    you can download it here

    Welcome back.

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  • maij
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    Originally posted by Hajagha View Post
    ^

    Majid jan, my answer is some thing between the following two:

    is it by pure speculation ?
    is it because you firmly believe that his tasks , should be the ones you mentioned.

    It was my observation of the game.

    From what I saw, I think the game formation was 4-1-4-1. Seeing that Nekonam is receiving all the balls from the D and start to distribute it and also from my knowledge of the game how such a player in that position should play.

    My primary example as a role model came to my mind during the game to evaluate him was Xavi Alonso. Besides, I have played myself the same position and picture myself and Alonso (not much difference ) to that position.

    Cheers,

    Baaah...Chaker Reza Jan Aziz Hastam.

    I suspected that you were speculating.

    In that case ( speculating) then the argument is wide open for much debate. What is I said to you that CQ wanted a full throttle attack on Bahrain ? Did you see how he was waving his hands angrily telling the players to go forward? In fact even the news wires reports mentioned that CQ wanted a more offensive team even when they were 4 goal up.

    I am no where near the standard of CQ technical abilities in training , but when it comes to football strategy , one can simulating the thoughts going inside a coach. I would really go for the jugular when I see a team is there for the taking like the case was against Bahrain, I am strongly SPECULATING , (with the added bonus of proof from TV and news reports) that Queiroz was thinking the same and going for the jugular ass well.

    Based on that , I thought that Nekounam's contribution was quite modest to be respectable to him , but if I need to be a bit more forceful , I would say that he had a poor game for a player in his caliber and reputation.

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  • zzgloo
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    Originally posted by maij View Post
    ^^^^^^^^

    What happened Bahram Agha ?, you got lost or something ?

    I am pretty sure you mean to post in a different thread.
    Majid jaan salam.....
    Thanks for noticing my absence....!
    I was in IRAN, for a month ....and have some nice photos from my trip and visiting Azadi stedium....Esteghlal vs PP, and Esteghlal vs saipa...but I do not know how to shrink the size of the photos to post them for my fellow members here........
    It is good to be back !
    ...
    Regarding The Saudis.......the AFC site believes they have major problems with thier offense.......and tie in Oman,and another tie in bankok...and 3-1 loss at home vs Australia.......does not sound like a team who has his acts together.
    Last edited by zzgloo; 10-14-2011, 07:22 AM.

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  • maij
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    ^^^^^^^^

    What happened Bahram Agha ?, you got lost or something ?

    I am pretty sure you mean to post in a different thread.

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  • zzgloo
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    Originally posted by zzgloo View Post
    CQ......is for real......
    .
    New in TM under CQ :
    .
    1-Fresh talents.
    2-Left back problem solved.
    3-Young and experinced mixture of players.
    4-No longer,taking the ball to the corners and crosses.....and more attacks from center and through the middle.
    5-Shots on goals,far away shoots.
    6-No hashieh.
    7-Better transitions from the midfield to the offensive players.
    8-better defense.,and more involvement of all defensive players during the attacks .
    9-Better finishings.
    10-Team work,and not just expectations from super stars.
    .
    It may be soon to judge how good TM is........but there is nothing wrong with assessing what seems different under CQ....such as above observations......
    We need to at some time , begin to see what is different about CQ.....
    here is what jallali said........
    مجید جلالی در گفت*و*گو با ایلنا:

    سال*ها تیم ملی را اینقدر آماده ندیده بودم


    ,TM...may be not ready to take on Japan or South Korea just yet....but, considering the Time CQ has been at work, and comparing it with the same time spent by previouse two head coaches...........there are positive developements....may be not enough yet....but still positive.....and small indication of where CQ is heading.

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  • Hajagha
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    ^

    Majid jan, my answer is some thing between the following two:

    is it by pure speculation ?
    is it because you firmly believe that his tasks , should be the ones you mentioned.

    It was my observation of the game.

    From what I saw, I think the game formation was 4-1-4-1. Seeing that Nekonam is receiving all the balls from the D and start to distribute it and also from my knowledge of the game how such a player in that position should play.

    My primary example as a role model came to my mind during the game to evaluate him was Xavi Alonso. Besides, I have played myself the same position and picture myself and Alonso (not much difference ) to that position.

    Cheers,

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