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FIFA World Cup 2018 Qualifying: Oman - Iran @ Sultan Qaboos, Muscat; 08-10-2015

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  • Team Melli Fan
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    I can't blame Queiroz too much for his tactics, we simply don't have good enough players.

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  • khodam
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    ^ True. If CQ leaves IFF will have a hard time bringing another name like him. And no. No domestic coach can function in Iran tabloid culture.

    But at the same time, CQ needs to clearly understand that we expect quality. And that is missing from any of TM games. The results are not that important to me so long as I enjoy the way we play.



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  • persian-eagle-13
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    Originally posted by football.club View Post
    I have nothing against CQ, his resume speaks for itself. He qualified us for the World cup 2014, a huge accomplishment. TM played very well against Argentina and we got 1 point against Nigeria with minimum investment. We cant expect more from this team.

    But to be honest, he failed in the asian cup like Ghotbi, Ghalenoi and many more... A friendly win against Chile does not mean anything. Chile won all the important games and became the champions of copa america. We did not even finish top 4 in the asian cup.

    I dont count random results from friendlies when I assess the quality of the coach/team. You have to win when it matters most.

    After four years with CQ I think its time to bring a new face, someone with new ideas and motivation.
    you know your football history well, but you fail to mention that every time we have had a big coach at the helm, he was replaced by a "smaller" coach!!

    so finish your history lesson by including this line as well. do not just say CQ is just like qotbi and QN. If CQ leaves it is guarantee we will have a "small" coach for a good while and once he FUCKS up then they will bring a big coach.

    BIG Tomislav Ivić --> SMALL Jalal Talebi -->BIGBIG Branko Ivanković ----> SMALL Amir Ghalenoei,Parviz Mazloomi, Mansour Ebrahimzadeh, Ali Daei,Afshin Ghotbi ----> BIG Carlos Queiroz

    so you follow this pattern?!?! I think the answer is very simple

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  • Frank Ocean
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    In today's football results are simply not predictable.
    Of course based on experience and individual player skills we should have one the match, but in reality Oman national team is much closer to our performance level than a lot of people want to believe.
    This is not a bad thing actually, just shows that asian football is progressing from the days when Ali Daei would score 15 goals against Maldives.

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  • mahestan
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    Originally posted by ARYA :) View Post
    This is the best you can do? blah blah blah? Please be respectful. No one said that Iran is Argentina, nor that Oman is Ireland. You were suggesting that we should win all our matches in our region since we are #1 in Asia, and I was trying to draw you a comparison in another region. So don't try to make it sound as though people are drawing comparisons between Iran and Argentina or Germany.

    And based on what logic do you feel that we should wipe the floor with all other teams, because we've had such a professional footballing culture in Iran for decades upon decades, and our footballers have been nurtured and developed from youth and .....??

    I assume you believe that it is the coaching and nothing else that is cause for our sub-par performances from time to time, right?
    If blah blah blah offends you, you need to stop being sensitive. It's not like I cursed at you or something.

    I am suggesting that we should win all our matches, what is the point of playing if you aren't playing to win? And yes I am suggesting that we should win all our matches in that region. TM doesn't even deserve to go to the World Cup if they can't even muster a solid win against Oman, this is AFTER a tie with Turkmenistan. Ya, OK, the tie with Turkmenistan was TM's "off" day, how many "off" days is TM going to have? Year after year is the same thing, IFs or BUTs so that somehow with some miracle TM makes it to the WC.

    I base my logic that Iran should be wiping the floor with all the other teams in the region on the results TM has had in the past and with what TM has at its disposal. Iran has had a national team, playing football since 1941, Oman played its first national game in 1965 (even if you call it that, first official Oman game wasn't until late 70s). That's a 20 year lead, so hows that for your professional footballing culture in the region compared to a country such as Oman?

    You are correct, I assume it is the coaching. And I am willing to bet you assume it's the government.


    EDIT: Before all the CQ fanboys jump at me and start yelling, I am not saying CQ needs to get kicked out. I think he is doing a decent job, but some of his decisions make me question his mentality. I believe he is stubborn and only focuses on his own methods, and even if a player doesn't suit a certain position, he probably thinks he can morph them to play that position. I would really like to see him move some players around.

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  • saadat_abad
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    I am willing to bet with every single one of u guys that thinks if CQ leave we will get a coach on the same level or a higher level than him . Wake up guys . I bet you we will get ghalenoie!! Trust me .

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  • eerooni
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    Originally posted by football.club View Post
    I have nothing against CQ, his resume speaks for itself. He qualified us for the World cup 2014, a huge accomplishment. TM played very well against Argentina and we got 1 point against Nigeria with minimum investment. We cant expect more from this team.

    But to be honest, he failed in the asian cup like Ghotbi, Ghalenoi and many more... A friendly win against Chile does not mean anything. Chile won all the important games and became the champions of copa america. We did not even finish top 4 in the asian cup.

    I dont count random results from friendlies when I assess the quality of the coach/team. You have to win when it matters most.

    After four years with CQ I think its time to bring a new face, someone with new ideas and motivation.

    People think if CQ goes, IFF and the sports ministry will do their best to bring another great coach!!!?? trust me, THEY WILL NOT!! we will end up with the Farakis and Galenoies at most for many years. we need to hold on to CQ with tooth and nail as much as we can as dark days will linger for ever if he goes....

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  • football.club
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    I have nothing against CQ, his resume speaks for itself. He qualified us for the World cup 2014, a huge accomplishment. TM played very well against Argentina and we got 1 point against Nigeria with minimum investment. We cant expect more from this team.

    But to be honest, he failed in the asian cup like Ghotbi, Ghalenoi and many more... A friendly win against Chile does not mean anything. Chile won all the important games and became the champions of copa america. We did not even finish top 4 in the asian cup.

    I dont count random results from friendlies when I assess the quality of the coach/team. You have to win when it matters most.

    After four years with CQ I think its time to bring a new face, someone with new ideas and motivation.

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  • ali alipour
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    Originally posted by saeed_noro View Post
    did we have a match??

    kheilly maskhare bud bazieee.....very very low. but not against CQ, but the team did not show spirit...
    How is cq not at least somewhat at fault

    Did he not chose the tactics? Did he not chose Hajsafi as left back after the numerous times he hasent performed well there?

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  • saeed_noro
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    did we have a match??

    kheilly maskhare bud bazieee.....very very low. but not against CQ, but the team did not show spirit...

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  • Kiarash
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    What I find sad to realise is that after 4 years under CQ we still continue to struggle playing Arab teams on away turf.

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  • Abtin
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    But.. But.. I thought this was just a wake-up call? Oh wait..

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  • Gucci10
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    Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
    In one word our team and management "RIDAN". This team is a disaster and can not play this way for next round. Either CQ should make drastic changes or he has to leave. No more freebies for CQ. I am tired of watching disappointing matches.
    I honestly do not see us advancing. Please don't bash me guys. We should of won against Nigeria and should of advanced. This has to stop. I can't stand watching TM pass the bal around in their own half and hope for an opening. Either CQ out or wait and watch us losing to the likes of Japan and Australia next round.

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  • Damavand
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    Originally posted by Ali.Karimi79 View Post
    I fully agree BUT on the part vs sweden. We got manhandled there. I was there. Shojaei being our best player that day speaks for itself.

    I am disappointed from both TM AND CQ.
    We did get manhandled for the first 20 min but after that we were the better team. Which is a considerable achievement considering we playing on Swedish soil.

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  • PersianLegion
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    In one word our team and management "RIDAN". This team is a disaster and can not play this way for next round. Either CQ should make drastic changes or he has to leave. No more freebies for CQ. I am tired of watching disappointing matches.

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