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I have a feeling a number of things are being lost in translation...
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there is kiyan sadeghi, central defender/RB of Dortmund u17. Not sure if he was posted or not.
Met with hashemian earlier this year.
I personally think in terms of personnel our TM is doing very well right now. If we just had one player from abroad in the same mould as dejagah (ghoddos is very technical but more of a creative/clever player and less of a driving foce) that would really take our team to the next level.Comment
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I know what you are saying , imagine if we had a Ali Karimi Style player playing in this side. If Ezzatolahi could get back to fitness and form he would be what we need too.
By the way, Due to the way the world is there is more likely to be more players coming through with dual heritage Iranian. We need to do what Hashemian did there and scout them at an early age and get them part of our set up in the national team at youth level.Comment
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I never get that, why dont we invite these players ? he is 17 and playing in dortmund, at least he can be tested in a youth team, in 2-3 years we will have the same problem we had with dejagah, safari, and the guy who plays for australia ..... dejagah nearly also became german national player, he made a mistake by not playing vs an israeli team, that was when he absolutely had no chance anymore for germany if i remember rightOriginally posted by inarsenewetrust View Postthere is kiyan sadeghi, central defender/RB of Dortmund u17. Not sure if he was posted or not.
Met with hashemian earlier this year.
I personally think in terms of personnel our TM is doing very well right now. If we just had one player from abroad in the same mould as dejagah (ghoddos is very technical but more of a creative/clever player and less of a driving foce) that would really take our team to the next level.Comment
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As soon as these binationals choose Iran they are kind of blacklisted in their career. Watch the shitty transfers resulting of zandi, dejagah, Ghoddos choosing iranOriginally posted by Foolad Khuzestan View PostComment
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Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
thats up to the player but i would kill myself for playing 1 game in TM shirt, no other country would make me proud.
also zandi, dejagah, ghoddos .....i dont think beeing iranian was their biggest problems, zandi was an average player, dejagah was injured mostly, ghoddos his career was strange anyway .....Comment
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Karwan Safari scored 2 goals today (same league as Paya Pichkah & Fredrik Zanjanchi):
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hey guys,
no idea where to put this, but my friend is a football agent working in Europe he has recently been working out of Cyprus. Bringing in a lot of NON EU players into Cyprus, he recently signed 21 year old Australia u23 player with 30 games in the A-League to a second division team. He said there is a big market there for Iranians to come and play as its the most forign European league. They are ranked 16th by UEFA, above greece, sweden, norway, finland.
The first division has 1 champions league spot and 2 Europa league spots, which makes it a very good league.
He is also part of a company that acquired a 4th division team this year, where they are building a squad with all ex-academy players from Leicester, Norwich, Birmingham, Bolton, Everton etc He is all about helping young Iranian players out but doesn't know how to get in touch with them. He said if he can get some EU passported players there, he can create a market for more players to come through. Anyone know how he can get a hold of some or instagram accounts for them? I gave him Alex Sami's and Navid's one. Any more would be much appreciated.Comment
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Paya Pichkah's goal today:
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Masood Jalali in Österlen FF.I went to Sharif University. I'm a superior genetic mutation, an improvement on the existing mediocre stock.
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I was watching the highlights of the DFB-Pokal 1/8-finals game between RW Essen and Bayer Leverkusen yesterday and realized that Daniel Davari was standing in the goal for the home team. RW Essen, currently in the 4th division, managed to take the game into extra time and there turn a 0-1-deficit into a win against the giants Leverkusen.
Watching these highlights it seems like Davari had some friendly help from the posts.
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