I'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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I will miss the Jabbari/Ghoochannejhad connection. Such a deadly duo.
It's honestly a shame to see Jabbari go to qatar. He pretty much retired from Team Melli by doing so.
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to 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??
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Guest repliedJabbari....well now we have that opening for a bright new youngster who can shine in the world cup. I think sadeghian will be huge for Iran at the world cup!
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not at all, he belongs there.Originally posted by KC McElroy View PostSuch a shame.
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It makes sense in his situation, still it is disappointing.
It will be interesting to see if CQ sticks to his announcement that he won't consider players playing in Qatar (assuming he really said that and it was not some fluke in Iranian media). With Rahmani and Sadeghian the next generation is waiting for a chance.
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I will never fault a player for going after money, since that is their profession, however, they should not expect a call-up for TM either. So, may we never see him again in a national jersey while he plays in that league.
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Exactly my thought.Originally posted by Salar View PostI hope CQ sticks to his word and doesn't call up any player that plays in Qatar!
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thats what i'd say..!!Originally posted by Ando Teymourian View PostIf this was the Jabbari of 2.5 years ago I would be upset. But Jabbari for the last while has been mediocre at best. Slow (physically and mentally), weak on the ball, lost on the field.... We have plenty of equivalent or better options than Mojtaba at the moment.
k00ne laghesh, bazaar bere poolesho besaze gabl az inke totally played-out beshe..!!
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If this was the Jabbari of 2.5 years ago I would be upset. But Jabbari for the last while has been mediocre at best. Slow (physically and mentally), weak on the ball, lost on the field.... We have plenty of equivalent or better options than Mojtaba at the moment.
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Originally posted by I LOVE IRAN! View PostWow honestly f*** jabbari; navidkia is much better option even though he gets injured more than jabbari
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Get over it man, Navidkia won't play for TM. We can wave Jabbari goodbye as well, we don't need players who are not 100% focussed on Brasil 2014. I'd prefer having a youngster who fights like a warrior with less qualities than Jabbari, instead of an unmotivated player who is supposed to feed the strikers against world's best defenders = doomed to fail.
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Wow honestly f*** jabbari; navidkia is much better option even though he gets injured more than jabbari
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