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  • DireStraits
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    Originally posted by Oz1 View Post
    I think he put his eggs in the one basket relying on a win in the Bosnia game instead of trying to win each game. That's my take on his tactics last WC. The tactics in the Nigeria game were also negative and Nigeria is very beatable.
    The idea with first game against Nigeria was to get at least a tie so we were alive until the last game. CQ thought Bosnia would win Nigeria and if Iran gets at least a tie against Arg they would need a win against Iran.
    If Bosnia was hungery for a win against Iran we could play contra.

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  • Oz1
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    Originally posted by metallica69 View Post
    First CQ is a defensive coach and even when he coached Portugal that's how he played. He is also very disciplined.

    I agree that our defensive approach matches our current abilities as a team, but that doesn't mean we use the same tactic for each game, be it Bahrain or Qatar or any other team. Just to be sure in our recent history we have never played fluid attacking football, most of our attacking power in the previous years was based on individual skill be it Karimi, Aziz and Co. After many years we are seeing consistency of some form i.e. discipline and a strategy all through the game (defensive)

    The Question is can we play a better attacking game with the current crop of players? I feel we can in some games. Our problem lies not with the coach but on what he has on offer too as players.

    I am really optimistic for the future, right now we have a solid team in every line starting from goal to the attack except for MF we should be fine. the missing link is that playmaker in the Middle. I would have hoped that would have been sadegian from PP.
    I don't want Iran to go out with a whimper with a 1-0 or 2-0 loss because they didn't try to really go after their opponent and sat back and defended. Also Asian teams do better especially at WC level when they play attacking football results wise. Id rather my team lose playing to win than to win in a manner like Greece did in 2004. Since that win Greece has gone downhill and that's because of the way they play, you cant keep doing that and expect your football to get better.

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  • TheFrasbul
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    Again, did you see how Man Utd beat Barcelona in 2008 in the semis? Right, they had 10 men behind the ball. It's the same with A. Madrid last year. you can't be serious, if you call them a "good attacking team". Just because Diego Costa scored a lot of goals, it doesn't mean they played attacking football.

    Granted Iran's level is probably two tiers below, but so is Australia's. You can win games by playing attacking football, but also by focusing on defense. You can even win by playing extremely poor. Still at the end of the day, a manager is paid to win matches, and CQ does that at the moment. That's all that matters.

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  • metallica69
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    First CQ is a defensive coach and even when he coached Portugal that's how he played. He is also very disciplined.

    I agree that our defensive approach matches our current abilities as a team, but that doesn't mean we use the same tactic for each game, be it Bahrain or Qatar or any other team. Just to be sure in our recent history we have never played fluid attacking football, most of our attacking power in the previous years was based on individual skill be it Karimi, Aziz and Co. After many years we are seeing consistency of some form i.e. discipline and a strategy all through the game (defensive)

    The Question is can we play a better attacking game with the current crop of players? I feel we can in some games. Our problem lies not with the coach but on what he has on offer too as players.

    I am really optimistic for the future, right now we have a solid team in every line starting from goal to the attack except for MF we should be fine. the missing link is that playmaker in the Middle. I would have hoped that would have been sadegian from PP.

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  • Oz1
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    Originally posted by DireStraits View Post
    I agree with that. In 2011 South Korea was almost in the same group that Iran was in2015. South Korea lost 4-1 to Arg, Tied Nigeria but won Greece and went to II round.
    I think CQ evaluated Bosnia to be the strongest team in the group which is why he decided to go for a win against Arg. It would have gone fine if the ref called that penalty.
    I think he put his eggs in the one basket relying on a win in the Bosnia game instead of trying to win each game. That's my take on his tactics last WC. The tactics in the Nigeria game were also negative and Nigeria is very beatable.

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  • Kiarash
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    Originally posted by Oz1 View Post
    No by scoring more than 1 and playing attacking football.
    Australia was dead last and already eliminated in the final game; Iran had the chance to advance until the very last match day.

    Talk to me when Australia doesn't lose 1-3 to some 2nd rate South Americans and 0-3(!) to an out-form Spain team who were at that time capable of losing to any team

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  • Z Joon
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    How can anyone not smile when watching this match?

    Regardless of the team we are facing, we are extremely capable of beating them. Japan is very vulnerable to Iran's playing style and will completely choke against us. Even the UAE has the potential to beat them.

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  • Oz1
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    Originally posted by Kiarash View Post
    By conceding 9 goals in 3 games?
    No by scoring more than 1 and playing attacking football.

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  • DireStraits
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    Originally posted by Oz1 View Post
    My position is you cant beat top teams like Argentina playing 10 behind the ball so why try and do it. Its pointless, you must score goals if you want to win games and if you aren't there to win its better to stay home. WC comes around once every 4 years if you make it and no-one remembers who drew lost to Italy in the 1st round by only 1-0 in 1980 for example (just making it up as an example) but they do remember North Korea in 1966 and Cameroon in 1986 who went out there and played to win. This is football in the spirit its meant to be played.
    I agree with that. In 2011 South Korea was almost in the same group that Iran was in2015. South Korea lost 4-1 to Arg, Tied Nigeria but won Greece and went to II round.
    I think CQ evaluated Bosnia to be the strongest team in the group which is why he decided to go for a win against Arg. It would have gone fine if the ref called that penalty.

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  • Kiarash
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    Originally posted by Oz1 View Post
    Only 1 of those teams gave themselves a chance.
    By conceding 9 goals in 3 games?

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  • Oz1
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    Originally posted by Kiarash View Post
    World Cup 2014 Rankings:

    28 Iran MP 3 W 0 D 1 L 2 PTS 1
    30 Australia MP 3 W 0 D 0 L 3 PTS 0

    Case closed.
    Only 1 of those teams gave themselves a chance.

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  • Kiarash
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    Originally posted by Oz1 View Post
    My position is you cant beat top teams like Argentina playing 10 behind the ball so why try and do it. Its pointless, you must score goals if you want to win games and if you aren't there to win its better to stay home. WC comes around once every 4 years if you make it and no-one remembers who drew lost to Italy in the 1st round by only 1-0 in 1980 for example (just making it up as an example) but they do remember North Korea in 1966 and Cameroon in 1986 who went out there and played to win. This is football in the spirit its meant to be played.
    World Cup 2014 Rankings:

    28 Iran MP 3 W 0 D 1 L 2 PTS 1
    30 Australia MP 3 W 0 D 0 L 3 PTS 0

    Case closed.

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  • Oz1
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    Originally posted by TheFrasbul View Post
    That's nonesense, a lot of successful teams try to defend well and employ a counter attacking strategy. Think of A. Madrid last year. Or Manchester United under CQ and SAF. Even Real Madrid nowadays, look at how they beat Bayern last year in the CL. You could even count spain in 2010 and 2012!
    You are getting mixed up with good attacking teams who are also strong on the counter. To say MU, Bayern and Spain play 10 behind the ball is the only nonsense here.

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  • Oz1
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    Originally posted by DireStraits View Post
    A coach can be bought. It does not matter if he is Iranian or not. If you can contract the best coach in the world he is yours. But you can only use Iranian players.
    Iranian players like Dejagah, Gucci, shojaei and many other recommend CQ and CQ says best thing to do is to play with 10 men behind against Argentin.
    He wouldn't if he had players who play in Bayer Munchen. Our best players Gucci, NN, shojaei are playing in II league in some part of the world.
    My position is you cant beat top teams like Argentina playing 10 behind the ball so why try and do it. Its pointless, you must score goals if you want to win games and if you aren't there to win its better to stay home. WC comes around once every 4 years if you make it and no-one remembers who drew lost to Italy in the 1st round by only 1-0 in 1980 for example (just making it up as an example) but they do remember North Korea in 1966 and Cameroon in 1986 who went out there and played to win. This is football in the spirit its meant to be played.

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  • TheFrasbul
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    That's nonesense, a lot of successful teams try to defend well and employ a counter attacking strategy. Think of A. Madrid last year. Or Manchester United under CQ and SAF. Even Real Madrid nowadays, look at how they beat Bayern last year in the CL. You could even count spain in 2010 and 2012!

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