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Exactly! What an.. I'm not going to be rude but I mean, come on! He could have just stayed in Sepahan, played his football and shut his mouth. Mojtaba Jabbari is a great CAM, but unfortunately he is "hashieh"/drama prone. Vaghean heyf shod ke raft qatar. Khak too oon mokhesh.Originally posted by Persianking View PostThat's it for me... it's time to replace Jabbari with Payam Sadeghian. He has the creativity + vision and most importantly - he handles pressure very well at that age.
Meanwhile Haddadifar, Nouri, Karimi, Navidkia... might be valuable options as well.
Quite sad.
This is the last World Cup Jabbari could experience and he already was a main starter for TM. All he had to do is to play, keep his shape and avoid any injury. However he now joined some 2nd division Qatar team...
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I guess there are some medical issues with Jabbari and they have postponed his introduction a couple of times.
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Add his speed, precision and great long range shots and the extreme fighting spirit, Jabbari was never a fighter.Originally posted by Persianking View PostThat's it for me... it's time to replace Jabbari with Payam Sadeghian. He has the creativity + vision and most importantly - he handles pressure very well at that age.
Nonetheless he is a huge injury-prone player and tends to pick up injury very easily and often, thus a hi liability for any team, especially TM. His selfishness and drama queen attributions indeed added to all of the above shortcomings!
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No, they got promoted last season.Originally posted by Persianking View PostThat's it for me... it's time to replace Jabbari with Payam Sadeghian. He has the creativity + vision and most importantly - he handles pressure very well at that age.
Meanwhile Haddadifar, Nouri, Karimi, Navidkia... might be valuable options as well.
Quite sad.
This is the last World Cup Jabbari could experience and he already was a main starter for TM. All he had to do is to play, keep his shape and avoid any injury. However he now joined some 2nd division Qatar team...
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pooof..!!really..?Originally posted by Persianking View PostThat's it for me... it's time to replace Jabbari with Payam Sadeghian. He has the creativity + vision and most importantly - he handles pressure very well at that age.
Meanwhile Haddadifar, Nouri, Karimi, Navidkia... might be valuable options as well.
Quite sad.
This is the last World Cup Jabbari could experience and he already was a main starter for TM. All he had to do is to play, keep his shape and avoid any injury. However he now joined some 2nd division Qatar team...
didnt think gutter has enough teams for a second division..?? lol
nevamind this guy
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That's it for me... it's time to replace Jabbari with Payam Sadeghian. He has the creativity + vision and most importantly - he handles pressure very well at that age.
Meanwhile Haddadifar, Nouri, Karimi, Navidkia... might be valuable options as well.
Quite sad.
This is the last World Cup Jabbari could experience and he already was a main starter for TM. All he had to do is to play, keep his shape and avoid any injury. However he now joined some 2nd division Qatar team...
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Players like Bakhtiar Rahmani and Payam Sadeghian should prepare themselves. They might be given the go for Team Melli as starters very soon.
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i hope he never plays fo TM again. way overrated and every player which plays in qatar, emirate and other persian gulf states should not be invited to team melli...
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The best scenario is that jabbari will be absent (not invited) in TM when our youngsters such as Azmoun, Jahanbakhsh, Rahmani and Sadeghian will be incorporated into our future team.
The last thing I want to see is that they will learn from Jabbari's whining, diva-esque behaviour, disloyalty and selfishness.
Jabbari is a really good player when he is not injured, but in the long run he is a corosive element for any team because he destroys team spirit with his behaviour
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His contract is for 800K dollars for one year, but he has to pay about half of that to Sepahan which is the total of all monies recieved from Sepahan and an additonal 400 Million Toman from his own pocket.Originally posted by sirvan View PostI'm wondering though, how much does Jabbari get paid to sell out his country? I mean a country which is hostile to Iran, it's culture and history, a country that doesn't respect Iran's sovereignty.
So any Iranian who offers his services to such a country is a sell out in my book. In Iran Jabbari would make about 200-300 K? I'm just guessing in Qatar he makes around 500K?
So Jabbari basically sells out his country for twice the wage in a 1 year contract, if the sheiks are happy with him, depending on their mood, he gets to play 2 years for Al Ahli or so.
Zandi's case is different though, he was playing in Qatar for his retirement while Jabbari is still active for TM. I hope he never gets invited to TM, we don't need sell out's ala Seyed Rahmati and Seyed Aghili.
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motasefam barash at least the bright side to this is that we can bring in our younger prospects
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He betrayal Iran a year before Brazil. What do you think will happen to his form in Qatar?
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i feel you there..!!Originally posted by teammelli8080 View Postto be honest, if i was a footballer living in today's iran, with a checkered history of bad injuries and an uncertain future in terms of number of years left to make the most income i could, maybe i too would go where the money is. can't really blame the guy.. you expect these players to live off pfdc comments for the rest of their lives??
its a $ensible move looking at it from his perspective..!! the guy is certainly not a bad footballer though obviously too conceded and overly proud of himself..!! so he gets kicked outa his favorite (SS) team over those attitude issues and then goes to the next high profile destination (PP obviously is not an option due to SS background) and there again his ego gets him in trouble and he gets thrown outa team..!! so what does that leave you..???
Based on my short observation (while AK8 playing there) level of play isnt all too bad at Gutter's league due abundance of older, class footballers and coaches all there too chasing retirement money..! facilities are top notch too..!! the league seems wack and boring mostly cause there are hardly any fans in the stands and the overall sever lack of atmosphere..! but the game to my observation is played at a more organized level than our own IPL..!!
If physically they dont tear this fragile dude up in pieces like Zandi, and more importantly, if he doesnt loose form due to extracurricular activities away from his Team's duties, then there is a good chance he may be in even better form and fitness for WC than him staying in iran..??? problem is that its quite unlikely for him or any iranian to stay focused on their football while away in those countries..!!
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Im just happy cause this will certainly opens the door for more lively youngsters in the offensive front of our MF which has been in shambles since AK8's injury..!!
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