U-23 Championship (2015 WAFF)

[ایرانی]

our team wants to qualify for the olympics after so long and instead of supporting one another clowns want to create drama!!

[St_Mark]

ماده های عجیب قرارداد خاک پور


ماده ١٢: ضمن خوددداری از هر گونه اظهار نظر منفی درباره فدراسیون، أرکان فدراسیون از فرافکنی و ایجاد حاشیه اجتناب کنید.
در صورت وقوع این اتفاق فدراسیون موظف است مربی را مورد جریمه قرار دهد.

ماده ١٣: مربی متعهد میگردد که پس از قطع همکاری به دلیل فسخ قرارداد، انقضا، عدم تمدید و استعفا نسبت به جایگاه تیم أمین بوده
و از هر گونه اظهار نظر در مورد تیم، فدراسیون، أرکان فدراسیون و مربی بعدی اجتناب کند.
در صورت عدم توجه به این بند، فدراسیون می تواند تا دو برابر مبلغ را به عنوان خسارت درخواست نماید و مراتب را در کمیته اخلاق پیگیری کند.

[eerooni]

i agree and its also worthy to mention that from the championship celebration scenes that i watched u could tell that our boys rally around him and seem to really liked playing for him..!

from purely tactical discipline and team fluidity speaking, Khakpoor's OmidTM performances (few that i saw) seem still a far cry short of that of Mansurian's a year or so back..! but his is a work in progress and continually showing obvious gradual improvements.

The fact remains that, he stepped up to help our boys (for seemingly Free so far??), when Omid was in complete shambles and IFF could not convince any other coach domestic or foreigner to take that job..! he improved the team's performance gradually and mustered some very impressive results in process, topping it off with a trophy ....! Not too shabby at all..!!

i also think its too late to search for another coach as a straight replacement before the Olympic Qualifiers..!!
i think IFF just needs to give the man his backpay and boot it up with a significant raise for job well done so far and put him back at helm of Omid at least until the end of Olympic Qualifiers..!
a better option but obviously not reali$tic, would be to hire a more experienced coach and retain khakpoor services as an advisor or assistant, or vice versa..!!

It's so ironic that people like goudarzi who control IFF hate ajnabi coaches like CQ yet when a vatani coach like khakpour works his arse off to lift a decent trophy they don't support him and actually pave the way for him to leave!!?!?! So what the frak do they want?!! Goes to show that they only want to destroy our football no more no less.

[Paradigm]

Ghotbi was recently coaching in the Japanese league and also assisted a former well-known Dutch international in managing a national team from CONCACAF. I think he is a great choice for taking charge of Iran's U-23 at this point. Please let's not get stuck in 2011; the guy has been moving forward and gained a lot more experience!!

[BacheLot]

St. Mark is our resident expert on the U teams, but my two cents is that there has been a very noticeable improvement in the team since the AFC U-23 qualification in March - and a world of difference compared to the Asian Games last year.

The team did look a lot more disciplined, calm and collected compared to even March where they looked highly emotional and disorganized. TBH that aspect of it was not very surprising as Khakpour has a very calm personality.

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Re: Ghotbi or any other coach, we're not really giving them any time to work with the team before the AFC U-23, so as much as I thought we could find better people for the job 6 months ago, I think Khakpour's the person most familiar with the team at this point, and should stay on as a technical advisor or assistant at the very least.

i agree and its also worthy to mention that from the championship celebration scenes that i watched u could tell that our boys rally around him and seem to really liked playing for him..!

from purely tactical discipline and team fluidity speaking, Khakpoor's OmidTM performances (few that i saw) seem still a far cry short of that of Mansurian's a year or so back..! but his is a work in progress and continually showing obvious gradual improvements.

The fact remains that, he stepped up to help our boys (for seemingly Free so far??), when Omid was in complete shambles and IFF could not convince any other coach domestic or foreigner to take that job..! he improved the team's performance gradually and mustered some very impressive results in process, topping it off with a trophy ....! Not too shabby at all..!!

i also think its too late to search for another coach as a straight replacement before the Olympic Qualifiers..!!
i think IFF just needs to give the man his backpay and boot it up with a significant raise for job well done so far and put him back at helm of Omid at least until the end of Olympic Qualifiers..!
a better option but obviously not reali$tic, would be to hire a more experienced coach and retain khakpoor services as an advisor or assistant, or vice versa..!!

[BacheLot]

this is a pretty OK salary or you think its too low........

hala ageh bedanesh, ziadi ham bad nist..! lol

but as S.Mark mentioned so far, poor guy has been paid nothing but IOUs from IFF..!!
therefore, like CQ or other iranian coaches/players, he is forced to resort to quitting theatrics or other shenanigans in order to force an actual Payment and/or a possible rai$e..!

IFF/IOUs is probably the Most Popular form of Currency in our domestic football transactions these days..!!?

[04041374]

Another candidate for taking charge the Omid NT is Naser Pourmehdi from California

http://footballitarin.com/link_page.php?id=257953

[Bi-honar]

Can someone who has been following this team from a technical point of view give their opinion if they think that its improvement in unity and results are from the injection of a more talented group of players or that Khakpour truly had an impact on this team. In his interview he did mention that that was one of his main objective was to fix the atmosphere and culture of the team.

Or was it a mix of both?

St. Mark is our resident expert on the U teams, but my two cents is that there has been a very noticeable improvement in the team since the AFC U-23 qualification in March - and a world of difference compared to the Asian Games last year.

The team did look a lot more disciplined, calm and collected compared to even March where they looked highly emotional and disorganized. TBH that aspect of it was not very surprising as Khakpour has a very calm personality.

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Re: Ghotbi or any other coach, we're not really giving them any time to work with the team before the AFC U-23, so as much as I thought we could find better people for the job 6 months ago, I think Khakpour's the person most familiar with the team at this point, and should stay on as a technical advisor or assistant at the very least.

[Nader25]

this is a pretty OK salary or you think its too low........

[TheBoss]

Ghotbi ?....



Khakhpour salary by IFF is $4,422.00 Per month.
Adjusted for adding Bonus and reward for advancing from first phase ( group) total salary per month is $ 7,3730.00.
Khakpour has not collected even one month of his salary yet.

Do you know how much is salary of Ghotbi ?

that's a good point.

[St_Mark]

Afshin Ghotbi would be interesting

Ghotbi ?....



Khakhpour salary by IFF is $4,422.00 Per month.
Adjusted for adding Bonus and reward for advancing from first phase ( group) total salary per month is $ 7,3730.00.
Khakpour has not collected even one month of his salary yet.

Do you know how much is salary of Ghotbi ?

[pres80]

Can someone who has been following this team from a technical point of view give their opinion if they think that its improvement in unity and results are from the injection of a more talented group of players or that Khakpour truly had an impact on this team. In his interview he did mention that that was one of his main objective was to fix the atmosphere and culture of the team.

Or was it a mix of both?

[TheBoss]

Afshin Ghotbi would be interesting

[04041374]

Afshin Ghotbi could take over

http://www.mehrnews.com/news/2941981/%D8%A7%D8%B9%D9%84%D8%A7%D9%85-%D8%A2%D9%85%D8%A7%D8%AF%DA%AF%DB%8C-%D8%A7%D9%81%D8%B4%DB%8C%D9%86-%D9%82%D8%B7%D8%A8%DB%8C-%D8%A8%D8%B1%D8%A7%DB%8C-%D9%82%D8%A8%D9%88%D9%84-%D8%B3%D8%B1%D9%85%D8%B1%D8%A8%DB%8C%DA%AF%D8%B1%DB%8C-%D8%AA%DB%8C%D9%85-%D8%A7%D9%85%DB%8C%D8%AF-%D8%A7%DB%8C%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%86

[Ab-Gosht]

Hashemian has his UEFA Pro license from Germany. That's really as prestigious as you can get in the world of football - I'd say even ahead of the pro licenses issued by the FA and in Italy.

He would have been the perfect choice for TM Omid had we given him at least one camp and the WAFF to find his rhythm as a coach, but at this point we'd just be setting him up for failure - that's even if he were to lower himself to work with the clowns in IFF.

hashemian does barely know 5 omid players how can he become perfect choice? Akbar mohammadi is best pick for TM omid