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  • PerZiano
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    Originally posted by Ali.Karimi79 View Post
    Yes your friend exactly needs to be the last to leave the pitch because he is centuries behind his own peak and performance.
    He has got the right attitude, a good heart and everything what a professional needs BUT fucking skill!
    He used to have but i don't know what happened to him.
    We should have an excorcism on him or something to get the old masoud back. At least the one who could compensate his short comings of speed and acceleration with football IQ.
    I simply don't recall ANY good game from him in the recent years except the Lebanon (!) game.
    Khob Alhamdullelah.
    I really really really really hope he proves me wrong.

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by Afat11 View Post
    Even during the World Cup though, most commentators agreed that Iran was a team that most in the world did not want to play against in friendlies. They didn't give any specific reason other than "the effects of sanctions" but it is not just me making an assumption.

    Iraq, Oman, and China are not international pariah's at the moment. Hopefully things will change soon, but as of now, we have neither the money, nor have we received the interest to play Paraguay, Uruguay, or Peru in friendlies.

    Oman and China are easy to explain because they have the $ to pay these teams. Iraq for some reason has been surprisingly garnering many decent friendlies recently, and I attribute that to the Western influence in their nation at the moment. Outside donors are probably supporting this to help rebuild their nation.

    We on the other hand have nothing to offer. Yes, the money is probably going into some akhund's pocket, but nonetheless, there is no money. This is not CQ or IFF's fault. I don't see Kafashian with all the money in his pocket, and it seems he is trying, but without funds, nobody can do anything. Iran is Iran, and there is a reason nobody wants to play us unless it's out of pity. We have nothing to offer.

    Paraguay, Uruguay, and Peru also never desperately wanted to play us. Even when we were more moderate in the early 2000's, we usually played teams like Bosnia and Croatia.
    If I am not mistaken, because of the sanctions, Iran can not pay a foreign country easily and use the usual bank system.

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  • saadat_abad
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    Originally posted by Zandi360 View Post
    Lol, they were actually so mad at their coach that they were wishing for Bosnia to loose their matches following the Egypt one just so he gets fired. At the WC most of them wanted Iran to win against them so Susic gets sacked. You should check on Bigsoccer all the insults the coach was getting (and still does)
    Zandi Jan, you somewhat missed my point. Yes te Bosnians hate their coach for not getting results ! True. But the santos game was played after the Egypt game . If I remember correctly the Bosnians lost in a heartbreak against the U.S ! That's why they were pissed at the coach going into the Egypt game . Which I don't blame him because they were up against the u.S then the coach pulls some crazy subs and goes defensive .
    My whole point was that they played against santos u21.
    Those games are mainly for younger players to synch in. Tactics and fitness . I don't know why people want us to play against teams where we can't attack and have to play ultra defensive . CQ knows what he is doing so please let him be .

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  • Z Joon
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    Originally posted by saadat_abad View Post
    here is what i have to say. bosnias last game before the wc was against santos U21. and they also played good national teams in the U.S and Egypt and many more. did you see the bosnian fans getting pissed and asking for the coach to get fired? no. japan, korea and Australia both played a handful of friendlies before the wc right? if i rememebr correctly CQ had koreas schedule and they played about 19 games? how many did we play? like 5? 6? it really doesnt matter who u play , wether its a club team or a national team because all four asian teams got last in their group and did not make it. In my honest opinion we were in the hardest group compared to the other 3! we played the best soccer out of all 3.. well 2. Australia did. AGAIN IT DOES NOT MATTER WHO WE PLAY! AS LONG AS WE GET FRINDLIES, TRY YOUNG PLAYERS AND PRACTICE NEW TACTICS!
    Lol, they were actually so mad at their coach that they were wishing for Bosnia to loose their matches following the Egypt one just so he gets fired. At the WC most of them wanted Iran to win against them so Susic gets sacked. You should check on Bigsoccer all the insults the coach was getting (and still does)

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  • saadat_abad
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    here is what i have to say. bosnias last game before the wc was against santos U21. and they also played good national teams in the U.S and Egypt and many more. did you see the bosnian fans getting pissed and asking for the coach to get fired? no. japan, korea and Australia both played a handful of friendlies before the wc right? if i rememebr correctly CQ had koreas schedule and they played about 19 games? how many did we play? like 5? 6? it really doesnt matter who u play , wether its a club team or a national team because all four asian teams got last in their group and did not make it. In my honest opinion we were in the hardest group compared to the other 3! we played the best soccer out of all 3.. well 2. Australia did. AGAIN IT DOES NOT MATTER WHO WE PLAY! AS LONG AS WE GET FRINDLIES, TRY YOUNG PLAYERS AND PRACTICE NEW TACTICS!

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Re: Friendly: Iran vs. Benfica @ Lisboa, 14-10-2014

    Originally posted by Martin-Reza View Post
    What a shitty preparation playing an Europa League participant and a depleted Champions League participant. Why didn't we play Jordan again?

    Originally posted by OFFSIDE_1 View Post
    Well we just beat Benfica by an inch and a mile, so stop complaining
    The same Jordan would have beaten this Benfica side as well. They were an U21 side...maybe if IFF had straight priorities Vingadas boys could have played these guys...would have made more sense.

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  • Bi-honar
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    Originally posted by Afat11 View Post
    I really can't complain at CQ too much. Would you rather we return to the TM A vs. TM B friendlies we had under Daei and Ghotbi?
    My good man, a little fact checking goes a long way. This is a partial list of the friendlies we played in the 3 years before CQ (reverse chronological):

    Russia
    Angola
    Brazil
    South Korea
    Macedonia
    Iceland
    Senegal
    Ecuador
    Costa Rica

    Now, for every one of those teams, give me an equivalent team that we have played in a friendly under CQ in the last 3-1/2 years.


    Originally posted by Martin-Reza View Post
    What a shitty preparation playing an Europa League participant and a depleted Champions League participant. Why didn't we play Jordan again?
    Except we didn't play a Europa/Champions League participant Martin jaan. That would have been a worthy preparation game like I said before the Portugal camp. We played the bench and U-21 team of such a team and I think that's an insult to every TM fan.

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  • khodam
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    I am not a fan of friendlies with clubs. Firstly they cost more. Secondly, they are always heartless games. The club players will treat it as an exhibition game and will not play hard enough. The mental pressure is simply not there.

    It's so depressing to see the whole world playing on FIFA days except Iran. When it comes to football it really sucks to be an Iranian.

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  • Ali.Karimi79
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    Originally posted by persian8iran View Post
    Masoud is my friend, now he is not so good in national team but I see with my eyes... he is the last to leave the training, is practiced the shot, doing pushups etc.. He seems like a hard worker
    Yes your friend exactly needs to be the last to leave the pitch because he is centuries behind his own peak and performance.
    He has got the right attitude, a good heart and everything what a professional needs BUT fucking skill!
    He used to have but i don't know what happened to him.
    We should have an excorcism on him or something to get the old masoud back. At least the one who could compensate his short comings of speed and acceleration with football IQ.
    I simply don't recall ANY good game from him in the recent years except the Lebanon (!) game.

    Originally posted by Kiarash View Post
    Dadash, I think he may play his final tournament. After Asian Cup 2015 we probably won't see him around anymore.
    Khob Alhamdullelah.

    I really really really really hope he proves me wrong.

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  • aryanirani
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    You guys are assuming so much shit its unreal. First of all CQ said these where training matches to get our players used to high speed play, also as if, good countries would be willing to play against Iran... Iran did not turn down Venezuela they chose to play against another country instead..

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  • sarbaz
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    Hell why did we turn down Venezuela whom we have a very good relationship with ??
    We must find one good Arab nation yo play for nov.14 like Egypt or morroco or Algeria
    No more playing club teams if we want to win the AC 2015

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  • OFFSIDE_1
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    Be careful. CQ lovers are going to go on the offensive. Man o man this is WC prep all over again. We played Benfica C...the article on the front page is way too kind. This camp is and will be a bust.



    There is a very good movie quote in response to such a post...

    It doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile winnings winning...(Fast and Furious) Like wise, it doesn't matter if you lose by 1 or a million, losing is losing
    Well we just beat Benfica by an inch and a mile, so stop complaining

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  • Martin-Reza
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    AW: Friendly: Iran vs. Benfica @ Lisboa, 14-10-2014

    What a shitty preparation playing an Europa League participant and a depleted Champions League participant. Why didn't we play Jordan again?
    Last edited by Martin-Reza; 10-14-2014, 09:49 PM.

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  • kia
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    Originally posted by Bi-honar View Post
    He has got everything he asked for and he's already laying down the foundation for all the excuses he'll be using if we fail in the AC!

    And like I said earlier, only 3 players from Benfica's main team and that was in the 1st half! The 2nd half was pretty much against their U-21 team.

    Vaghan cheghadr badbakht shodeem. Eslowly, eslowly we will be playing Portugal's Special Olympics football team with CQ proclaiming after the match that IPL games are slow so that's how he needs to prepare us for fast paced games.
    Yeah. He is already saying that we will suck in Australia in a very political way.

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  • a_m
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    Originally posted by OFFSIDE_1 View Post
    are we seriously now criticizing CQ preparation plan? really?????

    We were 1 minute away from tying Argentina in a "home game" for Argentina. How come none of you that are critical today said anything critical about CQ after the Argentina game?
    There are too many stupid iranians, that is why we have the talent of a top 10 nations in football, but we barely beat arab teams in asia to qualify for the world cup.. let them be stupid, ppl have no idea What CQ did in such a short amount of time, he basically trained all of the players in the iranian league and the arabs from amateur players to actually good personeffisional players.

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