Paya Pichkah scored today for Sundsvall in Swedish Cup. They won 4-1.
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Is it true that we had a legionaire in the eredivisie back in the early/mid 90's?
Accoring to my source that was like 2 - 3 years before Daei, Bagheri and Azizi moved to Bundesliga.
Couldnt find anything online.Comment
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Yes, his name was Saeed Janfada.Originally posted by ShiroKhorshid View Post
From what little I have read about him he was a big hezzi allegedly but applied for asylum in the Dutch embassy in east Germany in 1988 when TM was there for training.
Can’t find anything about him now. It’s as if he’s almost disappeared.
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as far is i know, no, no such thing.Originally posted by ShiroKhorshid View Post
But i was pretty young in the early 90S
Iran deserves better, TM deserves better.
O.G from '97 & still here
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Originally posted by pajamNL View Postas far is i know, no, no such thing.
But i was pretty young in the early 90S
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Thats interesting. His transfermarkt profile says he had 34 Eredivisie appereances for VVV.Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
So i guess he wasnt part of TM anymore during that time.
And yeah, not much info of him after his playing days. Got a NL passport according to his dutch wikipage though. Probably still living there?Comment
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Saeed Janfada (born March 21, 1964) is an Iranian former footballer who played as a defender.Originally posted by Leicester City View Post
Janfada started at PAS Tehran FC and then played for Esteghlal FC. In the 1987/88 season he played for Daraei. On 15 October 1988, when he was on his way with the national team for a match in East Germany, he applied for political asylum during a stopover at Schiphol. Janfada eventually ended up in an asylum seekers center in Roermond.
From January 1989 he started training with VVV.[1] In September 1990 he was eligible to play[2] and on September 5 he made his debut at VVV as a substitute for Jos Rutten during a 4-2 win at home against Emmen. Between 1990 and 1994 he played a total of 100 official matches for VVV. After a conflict with trainer Remy Reynierse, he was leased to EVV Eindhoven in September 1994 until the end of the 1994/95 season.[3] After that he played for RFC Roermond. He played several matches for the Iran national football team and was part of the squad for the Asian Cup in 1988.
Janfada had studied economics in Iran and obtained Dutch nationality.Comment
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https://historie.vvv-venlo.nl/nl/spe...eed/21-03-1964
And i always thought Jahanbakhsh was our first ever Eredivisie legionaire...Gucci and his cousin not counted.Comment
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Shahin Biniazz of Bayer Leverkusen U19 has recovered from his meniscal injury that has kept him out since the Summer 2021.
He came on as a sub for Bayer in the 89th minute on March 5th vs. Bochum U19.
This was his first appearance for Bayer and he played as a left winger.
You can see him at 1:53:29 (subbed in) and also, at 1:57, he makes a good run across the whole field but loses the ball.
He's quite fast and has good pace. 👇
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Another interesting Iranian prospect in top-flight U19 German league.
Name: Ryan Don Naderi
Club: Borussia Mönchengladbach U19
Position: Centre Forward
Height: 1.93m (6ft3in)
He's played 12 times for Borussia and scored 4 goals
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Another interesting Iranian prospect in top-flight U19 German league.
Name: Muhammed Ali Karkar
Club: RW Essen U19
Position: Defensive Midfield
Height: 1.83m
https://www.transfermarkt.us/muhamme...spieler/790914
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Another one in top-flight U19 German league.
Name: Shayan Sarrafyar
Club: Pr. Münster U19
Position: Central Midfield
https://www.transfermarkt.us/shayan-...spieler/818657
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Another one in top-flight U19 German league.
Name: Kiyan Sadeghi
Club: Düsseldorf U19
Position: Centre-Back
https://www.transfermarkt.us/kiyan-s...spieler/810887
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