he just scored a goal in a friendly, look like another good season for him
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One of my lucky ass friends got an autographed jersey from him...Originally posted by 8008s View PostComment
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They could be about to lose 2out of their 3 FW! Bad news for gucciComment
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zeneli goin to napoli and sam larsson going to celta vigo. Also the defender St Juste is going to feyenoord. Similarly ARJ's team seems to have been depleted as well, Haps leaving to feyenoord, and Wout weghorst also rumoured to be leaving.Comment
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Some of these shit players transfer from Eredivisie to Top 5 leagues yet nothing for Gucci (2nd leading scorer) or ARJComment
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Ok this is pissing me off why are people who are worse than JB and have been in Eredivise less than him going to better teams? This is bullshit.Comment
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Marketing plays a factor, these teams can sell none of their jerseys in Iran because we don't respect marketing rules. A lot of revenue can be made in that aspect so it plays a crucial role unfortunately. Only bullshit here is the IROriginally posted by Hoorad View PostComment
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This kit sale idea is not true. I don't know where this came from. Read about this issue on any neutral site about football and you see that the signing of Chinese or Qataris is for partnership with companies based in those countries. I've read multiple times that kit sales are an insignificant portion of a team's overall income. They make their money through sponsorships and partnerships among other things. You don't think they sell bootlegs in China? Believe me, they do. It's about partnering with big Chinese companies. Sadly, nobody wants to partner with Iran air, or koobideh kabob enterprises. If we had the ability to have these relationships, our players would be all over different clubs in Europe. The lack of shirt sales is a symptom of a much bigger problem. Our politics prevent economic growth and influence on a global scale.Originally posted by TheWheels View Post
Jahanbakhsh's kit probably sells as many or more than Weghorst, so let's be honest that selling shirts isn't a big deal. Iranians worldwide buy our handful of Euro players kits. How many people do you think are buying a random Dutch AZ Alkmaar players' jersey? Maybe his family and friends? It's like somebody buying a Pourgaz jersey in Iran. You could, but why? So many other more popular players to buy kits of.
It's not kits, it's relationships. Iranians are building a name in Europe. Guys like Sardar staying away from big teams has a ripple effect that harms our other players. If we had a bunch of breakout players in big teams, other big teams will buy our players. Nations like Algeria have had this trend. If Sardar were to move to a big club and succeed, then there would be more faith in other Iranians. That is the only way for nations without economic influence to do it. Building a reputation. Our reputation is growing in leagues like Greece and Russia, but no real reputation in the big leagues for a decade.
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All these teams don't want to put up with the baggage that comes with Iranian players.
None of our players can play ISRAEL. If any of these teams are drawn in games with teams from Israel in champions league or Europa league, they will get a lot of negative publicity.
That is the main reason.
End of day, there are a lot of Jewish investors in these teams, and they don't want Iranian players.Comment
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you maybe right, but isreali teams arent even strong in europeOriginally posted by rdwrrr View PostComment
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The Teams don't have to be strong. All they have to do is qualify for one the tournaments and our players get unlucky to get a draw against them.
We have lost more than one gold medal in Olympics for the same reason.Comment
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ok this is gucci forum, can we stick to the relevant topicComment
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Damn
A big reason for his last year's scoring record was a strong supporting cast that serviced him offensively. He may well struggle to reach those record high goal tally if heeerveen don't replace their quality AM options. ..!?
Ps
Shirt sales mostly & primarily benefit$ the shirt Brand & then to much lesser degree the sponsors appearing on the kit & the club itself...! A particular brand most often just agrees to pay a set annual sponsorship fee to a club for sponsoring them, in addition to providing the entire team with kits for the season, off course ..!
Clubs' main source of income anymore is their share of the often hefty TV Broadcast right$$$..! The higher profile the team & the more star players on their squad, usually the more frequently their games would feature on PrimeTime & the fatter Broadcast rights kickback$$ to them ..!
IRIB makes a fk-ton of advertising money every year by broadcasting European league & CL/EUROPA leagues without paying for its broadcast rights, because they have zero respect for international business rights ..!
They do the same shitt with PGL clubs ..!plus off course, all the other big companies lucrative sponsorship deals with EU clubs as explained by Afta earlier ..! Etc.Comment
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Heerenveen 3:1 Volendam - Friendly
*Reza assisted the 2nd goal and scored the 3rd.
"SC Heerenveen Tuesday in Witmarsum 3-1 beating FC Volendam.
Yuki Kobayashi, Stijn Schaars and Reza Ghoochannejhad scored for the team of Jurgen Streppel. On behalf Volendam was Enzo Stro accurate.
Quality was not what Heerenveen showed in Witmarsum. After resting Volendam got a 1-1 tie even the best odds. The goals were scored in Heerenveen, which eventually achieved a deserved victory.
Schaars scored first on a pass from Ghoochannejhad, a minute later Ghoochannejhad accurate after a brilliant through ball by Martin Ødegaard."
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