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  • BacheLot
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    Originally posted by St_Mark View Post
    It's not just MONEY.

    There is certain clause in IFF contract for him that He refuses to accept.
    One such clause is: Not to criticize IFF now and in future.

    Another issue is availability of players. He simply cannot force clubs to release players for his trainings (his proposal). He believes he is not getting enough support and assurance here.
    if true, i dont blame him for sisi quitting antics ..!

    few Notes:
    *CQ's high or not high enough Salary is a separate issue and shouldnt be mixed with this problem.
    *Just the experience and the prestige of Coaching Omid can well be considered as Big part of Khakpoor's Pay Package..!! he can and should not expect to be paid money wise the same or anywhere near the money a well experienced and traveled Viganda was getting regardless of their eventual performance differences..! both parties got paid what their Market value was at the time of hiring..! FACT IS THAT VIGANDA GOT Whatever $300K ?? because if we didnt pay him, he coulda gotten such figure coaching elswhere due to his superior CV and work experience, nationality, etc whatever..!! Khakpoor couldnt dream of such a high profile job so early in his coaching career, even for Free..!!
    *in light of his successful short stint with Omid, IFF/Sports ministry must give the man a proper Rai$e and prefereably keep him coaching Omid at least through the Olympic Qualifying..!
    *KP and IFF must ensure whatever coaching courses or etc required inorder to seat on the coaching bench at the Oly. Q is taken care of and no such problems exist for KP come the all important tourney..!! if he cant meet it then we better off looking to alternatives already..!
    *more importantly they must remove any such ridiculous restrictions that he shouldnt criticize IFF/SM or that he shouldnt have any opinions and power to influence gathering the lot of players he is interested in their service for this all important tourney..! off course this all to be done within reasonable expectations and Kafaash must remain the Head hocho who would have the final say, in case a conflict arise in situations like the CQ/Azmoun/ARJ or with the respective clubs of the players.

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  • Bi-honar
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    Originally posted by Team Melli Fan View Post
    Doesn't Hashemian have some type of coaching license?
    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.

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  • St_Mark
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    Originally posted by Ari View Post
    Do u have any real prove for this?
    yes. Kashani his boss today in TV said it twice.

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  • Ari
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    Originally posted by St_Mark View Post
    It's not just MONEY.

    There is certain clause in IFF contract for him that He refuses to accept.
    One such clause is: Not to criticize IFF now and in future.

    Why put restriction to Khakpour?
    Do u have any real prove for this?

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  • St_Mark
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    Originally posted by littlepersia17 View Post
    Or why not ask Kia?

    Maybe he would ask for more money though

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  • littlepersia17
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    Originally posted by Team Melli Fan View Post
    Doesn't Hashemian have some type of coaching license?
    Or why not ask Kia?

    Maybe he would ask for more money though

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  • Team Melli Fan
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    Doesn't Hashemian have some type of coaching license?

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  • Z Joon
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    Return to Tehran


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  • ایرانی
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    Originally posted by Doctor DOOM View Post
    Fair enough.
    But by the same token, is it not fair to expect superior results than our usual coaches too? Like atvleast reaching the final of Asia cup, instead of getting eliminated in quarters.
    Like doing better than the previous 3 points in the world cup, instead of being near the rock bottom rank with 1 point?


    How come when it comes to the salary and fees, we bring in all the big names, the fame, the history and .... but when it comes to our rightful expectations, we suddenly lower it to the absolute MINIMUMS achieved by vatani coaches?

    When you people do this, then you better expect criticism of every little thing he does.
    You can't have all the rights and privileges but none of the responsibility
    How can you put blame on the coach when we get d*cked by the referee and have to play with 10 men for over an hour??

    Furthermore, how many friendly matches did TM get before the World Cup and Asian Cup compared to our competitors??

    When the coach cannot get his preferred players such as bakhtiar rahmani, rafiee, abdolazadeh, pouladi because of sarbazi issue how is that his fault??

    How many global professional coaches would be willing to put up with this nonsense like CQ has over the past years??

    These are aspects out of his power. Sorry I just don't buy that argument!

    Despite all these shortcomings and lack of resources provided to CQ I believe he has done reasonably well. You can't provide sub standard support to a coach and expect top results.

    Even if you brought Pep Guardiola to TM and didn't support him with his requirements, you can't expect him to work at full capacity and get the best out of the team.

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  • Ali Doust
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    Originally posted by Bi-honar View Post
    He has his "A" license, but as far as I know it's US issued. I know AFC did not originally recognize it (like any other professional license of any kind going from one continent to another) but I thought the issue has been resolved.

    At any rate, no coach of TM Omid or even Team Melli has ever had a higher license (i.e. UEFA Pro) as far as I know - haven't been able to find any info to the contrary even about CQ. Hell, I don't even know if Vingada had an "A" license - the guy sucked anyway.
    I think Hassan Rowshan has A license. He got it from England.

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  • Bi-honar
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    Originally posted by eerooni View Post
    Its obvious that Khakpour did not get the what Vingada got mainly becuase he didnt have the same experience and coaching license, irrespective of achievements, but now that he came home with the trophy, IFF needs to reward the effort and revise the contract to reflect such achievement, also Khakpour needs to go back, get his B or A license and shut the critics up.....Something few Iranians involved in Football do....
    He has his "A" license, but as far as I know it's US issued. I know AFC did not originally recognize it (like any other professional license of any kind going from one continent to another) but I thought the issue has been resolved.

    At any rate, no coach of TM Omid or even Team Melli has ever had a higher license (i.e. UEFA Pro) as far as I know - haven't been able to find any info to the contrary even about CQ. Hell, I don't even know if Vingada had an "A" license - the guy sucked anyway.

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  • Paradigm
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    IFF should provide for Khakpour to stay at the helm of U-23 for the next few months. The olympic qualifiers are soon enough, and he needs to build on the team until then. Don't ever change a winning combination!

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  • Camran khan
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    Originally posted by Ari View Post
    I would love to see Mansourian back at the helm of Team Omid. Afshin Ghotbi wouldn't be such a bad choice either.
    If I remember Mansourian left for the specific reason that he didn't have enough support for the IFF, so I doubt he will come back.

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  • Ari
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    I would love to see Mansourian back at the helm of Team Omid. Afshin Ghotbi wouldn't be such a bad choice either.

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  • St_Mark
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    A Reminder:

    Khakpour has resigned but IFF or Olympic committee has not yet accepted his decision.

    I doubt IFF has any alternative but him.

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