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Iran vs. Hong Kong - [Match Thread] | Asian Cup 2023 | Friday, January 19th |

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  • Azmoun_shireh
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post


    that's a random attack lol came out of nowhere - fair enough fella.

    No I can't stand him, first time he was coach was a disgrace and I haven't forgiven him since, despise his face - I'm just realistic and after decades of watching iranian football i think being realistic and pragmatic and understanding where we are and what we have, and what Iran is like at the moment is better over being "We wiLL wINS thIS cUP beCAUSE wE nO LONger have QUEIROZ" like @miladb or peiman92 I'm just favouring that we should be honest and open about our talent pool in Iran and the situation of the country.

    Maybe you feel differently, but please feel free to put me on your ignore list. Please....
    I didn't mean to be rude, I apologise if I offended you but like I mentioned you've posted the same thing a number of times and to be completely honest with you, I disagree and I'd imagine many others will do to.

    His success was close to a decade ago and only domestic. He's failed internationally multiple times. I can name at least two Iranian coaches that are better than him right now.

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Milad should only play against Korea or Japan btw - he shouldn't get a single second against any other team because he will just mess up any attack. We need him to be a defender and to frustrate Hwang or Mitoma.

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  • diz
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    Originally posted by Iran_19 View Post
    Solid game by Moghanlou!
    Worked his ass off, created our two of most important chances!
    Topaye avalo zad
    Sarhaye avalo zad
    He was all around, playing deep, creating space..
    He deserved his place in starting line up!


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    lets see if he can score 1 or 2 before we give him starting spot lol

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    BTW if Ghaleneoi is saying "every match is a final" and as a coach performs like this, then imagine the situation when TM gets to the knockout stages, let alone the fantasy of the actual final...!

    Best to temper fans' expectations - "we are the underdog" always works well

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Originally posted by Azmoun_shireh View Post

    Are you GN's publicist?

    You've been repeating the same bs about him being the best coach in iran in every thread now.

    that's a random attack lol came out of nowhere - fair enough fella.

    No I can't stand him, first time he was coach was a disgrace and I haven't forgiven him since, despise his face - I'm just realistic and after decades of watching iranian football i think being realistic and pragmatic and understanding where we are and what we have, and what Iran is like at the moment is better over being "We wiLL wINS thIS cUP beCAUSE wE nO LONger have QUEIROZ" like @miladb or peiman92 I'm just favouring that we should be honest and open about our talent pool in Iran and the situation of the country.

    Maybe you feel differently, but please feel free to put me on your ignore list. Please....

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  • Pluto2000
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    I wager I could have coached better than GN did today...parking the damn bus against Hong Kong.

    Subbing Ghayedi OUT for Mohebi....
    Moving Cheshmi to CB....
    Ebrahimi and Haj Safi as midfielders...
    Not bringing in Azmoun...
    ZERO time for Gholizadeh who would have been perfect on the wing...

    The proper play would have been to abuse the wings more not pull the wingers in where HK was more numerically superior...also why were our players so anxious? The amount of hospital passes I saw today was crazy


    Seems like GN decided to remind those who considered us title contenders that our ceiling is quarterfinal

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  • sooskmar
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    Originally posted by Keano View Post
    Despite our frustration with today's shitty performance, it's essential to recognize that teams, just like players, experience highs and lows.

    Reflecting on the 2022 World Cup, even champions faced setbacks, the most prominent example was Argentina losing to KSA in their first game, yet went in to beat their next opponents reaching the final and beating the heavily favored French side, hence winning the title.

    This serves as a reminder that adversity doesn't define the journey, it's the resilience and determination to overcome challenges that ultimately lead to triumph.


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    Are you genuinely drawing parallels between our performance today and Argentina's match against Saudi? Yes, they lost that game but rebounded to win the World Cup. However, at no point during the Saudi-Argentina game did anyone utter phrases like "oh my god, these guys can't even string three passes together" or witness them aimlessly shooting the ball into the stands.

    Their defense wasn't a spectacle of pathetic proportions either. Argentina displayed signs of being a quality team even in their defeat. On the contrary, watching our team today wouldn't lead anyone to think, "Yeah, these guys are a championship team just having a bad day." We struggled with fundamental aspects of the game.​

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by Karimi 8 View Post

    Maybe instead of sulking around and feeling sad for himself, he should remember that he wasn't supposed to be a spectator and should be getting up and coaching the team? What does this guy even do, other than walk around angry and eat koobideh after matches?
    As he has nothing to eat while watching the game, maybe he should read the live on the forum to find ideas he can't find himself.

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  • Azmoun_shireh
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post

    he deserves the koobideh - the best possible domestic coach for this $hitshow of a squad and he is genuinely trying his best

    not perfect, but the only one who can manage squad fractures and media and still try to get some kind of result.

    we are a long way from CQ era - quarter final will be a success.
    Are you GN's publicist?

    You've been repeating the same bs about him being the best coach in iran in every thread now.

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  • Frank Ocean
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    lmfao
    even skocic TM played better than this shit show

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Originally posted by Karimi 8 View Post

    Maybe instead of sulking around and feeling sad for himself, he should remember that he wasn't supposed to be a spectator and should be getting up and coaching the team? What does this guy even do, other than walk around angry and eat koobideh after matches?
    he deserves the koobideh - the best possible domestic coach for this $hitshow of a squad and he is genuinely trying his best

    not perfect, but the only one who can manage squad fractures and media and still try to get some kind of result.

    we are a long way from CQ era - quarter final will be a success.

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  • mehdi13
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    Struggled against Malaysia and China in 2007, struggled against Hong Kong in 2024. Some things never change.

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  • Iran_19
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    Solid game by Moghanlou!
    Worked his ass off, created our two of most important chances!
    Topaye avalo zad
    Sarhaye avalo zad
    He was all around, playing deep, creating space..
    He deserved his place in starting line up!


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  • Iran_19
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    We played shit but as some friends here said, it happens during long tournament. Important it is it doesn't happen during elimination round and we bounce back


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  • Karimi 8
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
    Maybe instead of sulking around and feeling sad for himself, he should remember that he wasn't supposed to be a spectator and should be getting up and coaching the team? What does this guy even do, other than walk around angry and eat koobideh after matches?

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