CQ Just Ripped Into Asadi For His Incompetence & Asked Him to Step Down!!!!

[Hormozgan]

CQ wants to get fired for no performance related issues so he can collect his contract. The Asadi gang wants to get him fired for lack of performance by limiting TM so they don't have to pay CQ.

Both sides know there is no way CQ can continue after his current contract.

While the winner of this epic battle is not clear, the looser is very obvious. As usual the fan and TM are set for failure.

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The sad truth ^^

Any Iranian adult shouldn't get their hopes up too much regarding our football until these savages ru(i)n our country. Sure, we might have another so called golden generation or some fantastic results, but it'll never be sustainable or reach a level of potential we're actually capable of. Some complain over the IPL not having adequate level of knowledge and tactics + too much diving, well it's a reflection of the society. These kids don't get to learn the proper education and the only thing they do learn is that you can reach higher by lying and being deceitful.

Compare that with Herodotus quote: "the most disgraceful thing in the world [the Persians] think, is to tell a lie; the next worst, to owe a debt: because, among other reasons, the debtor is obliged to tell lies."

Way to go, IRI..

[khodam]

CQ wants to get fired for no performance related issues so he can collect his contract. The Asadi gang wants to get him fired for lack of performance by limiting TM so they don't have to pay CQ.

Both sides know there is no way CQ can continue after his current contract.

While the winner of this epic battle is not clear, the looser is very obvious. As usual the fan and TM are set for failure.

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[The Realist]

Either CQ feels that he is well supported by higher powers or having had enough of these clowns, he is desperately trying to find a way out short of resigning when they don't have to pay him compensation.

So much as I love him for fighting his case, bringing back respect to TM, making us Asia No. 1, I can't blame him for wanting to leg it.

[rezabmehr]

I still feel very sad for everyone who still has not understood the importance of having CQ as our coach. Put the superficial aspects like tactics or player selection aside...what makes CQ so vital is his fearless confrontation with these incompetent and corrupted thugs that are only in power just to blindly fooloo IR instructions - and not because of their qualification/experience/knowledge. CQ wont aksept any BS - no other coach has ever managed & dared to constantly rip these idiots apart, mainly because their ass depended on them too much. However CQ was smart enough to make himself independent from the beginning, building up a strong fan base making it impossible for these thugs to easily remove him without consequences & complaints. By publicly exposing their lack of knowledge and endless lies he is brutally throwing them in the spotlight - hence making us, football and non-football people, aware of what is shamefully going on behind the scenes - and more attention means more pressure on them.

Well said.

[teammelli91]

!!

Mordam! Thanks for this

[Nariman]

I still feel very sad for everyone who still has not understood the importance of having CQ as our coach. Put the superficial aspects like tactics or player selection aside...what makes CQ so vital is his fearless confrontation with these incompetent and corrupted thugs that are only in power just to blindly fooloo IR instructions - and not because of their qualification/experience/knowledge. CQ wont aksept any BS - no other coach has ever managed & dared to constantly rip these idiots apart, mainly because their ass depended on them too much. However CQ was smart enough to make himself independent from the beginning, building up a strong fan base making it impossible for these thugs to easily remove him without consequences & complaints. By publicly exposing their lack of knowledge and endless lies he is brutally throwing them in the spotlight - hence making us, football and non-football people, aware of what is shamefully going on behind the scenes - and more attention means more pressure on them.

[K. Nader]

Baba chera pointesh kardi be poste man Nader jaan. I thought I was drunk and posted something...
Here's the right link: http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post2270091

Haha

Your post just turned out to be at the top of page (I referenced the proper post though). Never figured out to link directly to the exact post.

[Abtin]

Baba chera pointesh kardi be poste man Nader jaan. I thought I was drunk and posted something...

Here's the right link: http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post2270091

So St_Mark is related to Asadi Hezbollahi?

[Bi-honar]

http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...ighlight=asadi

Post #2603. lol

Baba chera pointesh kardi be poste man Nader jaan. I thought I was drunk and posted something...

Here's the right link: http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post2270091

[Hormozgan]

Carlos Queiroz has officially reached legend status standing up to these sorry excuses for humans.

[persian-eagle-13]

http://90tv.ir/video/168998/%DA%A9%D...AF%DB%8C%D9%85

this fuck face says he will intervene when "national interest indicates", madar jendeh so we have fixed all the dalal bazi, kesafat kar in our football and the last thing is to question the contract CQ has with Ulsport for sponsorship!!
kos naneh if you are all about "national interest" why do not you look into the match fixing, doping by players, and the election fraud in the football committee? and be hard ass about it too?

[K. Nader]

Lol, I love how a "heroic' picture of Asadi was posted a few months ago, claiming he is the guy who "stood up" to CQ.

In the end CQ stayed. Also, he has finally had enough of Asadi's nonsense and has been consistently putting the guy on blast for the last 2 weeks.

http://www.persianfootball.com/forums/showthread.php?112776-TM-News/page261&highlight=asadi

Post #2603. lol

[04041374]

does anyone know any information on this Assadi, what is his background, educational etc.....

He is a former player who played in Rah Ahan, Ekbatan and Bonyad Shahid also was also called up by Parviz Dehdari in 1986-1987 and was on the verge to be called up for the Asian Games in Seoul

Here's a picture of him with other TM members.

[Abtin]

From now on should we call him koorosh since he has been converted to a full blood iranian. And the next step would be to get converted as a shiee muslem, if he isnt it practically already.

No please.

[Nader25]

From now on should we call him koorosh since he has been converted to a full blood iranian. And the next step would be to get converted as a shiee muslem, if he isnt it practically already.