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Carlos Queiroz is a good coach, we can be happy to have him but he is not a god. Let's see if he can qualify us as group winners and get us to the Round of 16 @ Russia 2018.
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WTF?Originally posted by euphory View PostShojaei? but still plays his ass off everytime he plays a match.
Every time I've seen iran play he strolls round the pitch. In the world cups it would be funny if it wasn't tragic seeing everyone else running and him just strolling like it is a park game.
Your statement is the polar opposite of reality.
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Watching the game it was also so clear the dominance of TM in the middle. The Uzbek midfielders were always to the side or in front of their own goal pretty much. The center was filled with white shirts.Originally posted by zzgloo View Post1- Uzbak coach,after the game said : They played bad the first thirty minutes :
most probably because of the shock of CQ team arrangment he never expected.
2- He also said,his team lost the battle in the center.
again,CQ team arrangment and correct analysis of uzbaks team play.
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If we look at the game highligths, there are n't any for Uzbaks, none,not even one..only for TM...that means,the Uzbaks were totally marginalized and passified by the CQ coaching.
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1- Uzbak coach,after the game said : They played bad the first thirty minutes :
most probably because of the shock of CQ team arrangment he never expected.
2- He also said,his team lost the battle in the center.
again,CQ team arrangment and correct analysis of uzbaks team play.
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If we look at the game highligths, there are n't any for Uzbaks, none,not even one..only for TM...that means,the Uzbaks were totally marginalized and passified by the CQ coaching.
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I love CQ but lets not stop criticism and different opinions being conveyed.
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Shojaei? well i think everyone here agree's that shojaei was playing an absolutly great game! he wasn't like the 1st half in the 2nd half but still plays his ass off everytime he plays a match. i must say panionios helped him a lot in regaining more confidence and open game instead of keeping the ball all the time.Originally posted by PayamPersia View PostYes euphory you are right, he is a very good coach but we lack the facilities. Nothing else i am trying to say.
And because of that deficit i am not satisfied with the overall development. We are defending with disciplin, heart, courage etc. but well we
did so also in the world cup.
CQ make some brilliant moves but in the same time he starts the game with players like shojaei. This dude is going to kill me if he is playing against SK!
and don;t forget.. shojaei was also very crucial in getting fouls in the area's he needed.
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Whether our team now is less talented than before I know if they played each other our team now would win.
Hard work, hustle, winning mentality is more important than a couple fancy dribbles. I'd put money down this team would have 2006 WC team have Karimi kicking water bottles, Mahdavikia getting outpaced by Mohammadi, Rezaian decking Kaabi. Azmoun/Gucci giving Mirzapour nightmares on crosses.
Individual tricks are far less common in todays game of organized structure.
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The difference with Queroz is when we find a way to take a lead in these crucial games. The game becomes so simple. Its like the whole team knows what their task is. While back in the day nothing ever seemed clear with our team. Everyman played for himself it seemed like. Cudos to CQ for creating an identity for our squad. I am sure long after he is gone we can continue hi foundation just as Portugal has done.
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I can imagine all these oil-rich Persian Gulf States masturbating on CQ's name till the day he parts his way with TM.
The services he has provided our football with is to he cherished and praised for decades and perhaps forever! [emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji1317][emoji1317][emoji1317][emoji1317][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
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Yes euphory you are right, he is a very good coach but we lack the facilities. Nothing else i am trying to say.
And because of that deficit i am not satisfied with the overall development. We are defending with disciplin, heart, courage etc. but well we
did so also in the world cup.
CQ make some brilliant moves but in the same time he starts the game with players like shojaei. This dude is going to kill me if he is playing against SK!
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To the original thread opener - how many previous qualification campaigns have you seen? Are you saying you have seen a more disciplined Iran before?
We only just fluked qualification into 2006 by the skin of our teeth. We were always so inconsistent. This team looks consistently solid and the deimi football of the past is dead.
There is still lots of room for improvement, but CQ has given us an amazing foundation with players who are LESS talented than we had 10 or 20 years ago. Sorry, but it's true.
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And Shojaei drives me nuts, he is the one thing I don't like about CQ's decisions but let's not forget who promoted Shojaei over other youngsters who at the time were more talented and equally dual-footed (as well as bringing the dreaded Khatibi back to TM).
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I love CQ - been a forum member on iranian sports sites for 19 years now (since 1997 in the old Zal/iranfootball days) and for the first time I've seen iran playing with a plan, I've seen new talent nurtured (not the way Branko dumped Mobali after he was iran's player of the age age 22, or stuck with Mirzapour) and the recruitment of a diaspora. I've for the first time seen a disciplined Iran team and the results over the last few years since he has made his mark really testify what he is. We have had other good coaches who have imparted their philosophy for short periods (eg Ivic) but this is the first time my confidence and expectation with Iran has reached this level.
CQ dooset darim and chesmeh hasood koor (branko)
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CQ had to deal with a lot of accusations over the years, but pretty much 90% were nonsense. There is no need to ask for apology, we all have different opinions, but at least be man enough to accept when you were wrong, just like you claim to be brave enough to attack CQ. On this forum alone we have seen members accusing and bashing, but we have barley seen them coming out once they were proven wrong. Honestly everyone can share his opinion, but when you are wrong most of time there is a time you should realize its' better to keep it to yourself sometimes in order to avoid further embarrassment. At some point nobody takes you serious anymore, even if you are right once or twice.
Then again, good to see the majority appreciate CQ and fully back TM. It was a process and took time for many to realize the hard work, but things look promising now.
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