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Kaveh Rezaei @ Charleroi SC | 2017-18
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IMO Kaveh should try to leave is he gets the opportunity. Anderlecht,Club Brugge, any lower mid table bundesliga or La liga teams are better for him than charleroi.
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It’s also not sustainable in terms of fatigue, and it’s too PredictableOriginally posted by Nokhodi View PostCompletely right.
Their team style was not sustainable. Their tactic every game was for the 3 forwards to constantly press. Their defense and midfield are heyfe noon so eventually most opponents figured it out.
But I think with one or two strong midfielders they could be a solid team.
There’s decent quality in their squad
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Completely right.Originally posted by Iran_19 View PostFan expectation got really high after such a season, this is a mid-table team which played over their head during the season.
Their team style was not sustainable. Their tactic every game was for the 3 forwards to constantly press. Their defense and midfield are heyfe noon so eventually most opponents figured it out.
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Fans expectations got really high after such a season, this is a mid-table team which played over their head during the season.Originally posted by pres80 View Posthttp://global.espn.com/football/match?gameId=509029
Charleroi lost 6-0 to Club Brugge.
Fans threw eggs at the team bus after the game.
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Charleroi lost 6-0 to Club Brugge.
Fans threw eggs at the team bus after the game.
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frankly Im not that excited. With the talent both had at u17 level, they should both be playing in top five leagues right now.Originally posted by teammelli91 View PostYou gotta love how the 2 players from that U-17 Nigeria 2009 squad are working hard in Europe. Payam Sadeghian in Turkey and Kaveh Rezaei in Belgium.
Our players are more hungry than ever before to be noticed by Team Melli. The word going around in the street is “in order to progress and become a star, choose Europe over lies from Iranian dalals.” Because at the end of your career, the door to Persepolis and Esteghlal will be open for an accomplished Iranian legionnaire who wants to retire in Iran.
I’m so proud of our players who are setting examples for our talented domestic youth.
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You gotta love how the 2 players from that U-17 Nigeria 2009 squad are working hard in Europe. Payam Sadeghian in Turkey and Kaveh Rezaei in Belgium.
Our players are more hungry than ever before to be noticed by Team Melli. The word going around in the street is “in order to progress and become a star, choose Europe over lies from Iranian dalals.” Because at the end of your career, the door to Persepolis and Esteghlal will be open for an accomplished Iranian legionnaire who wants to retire in Iran.
I’m so proud of our players who are setting examples for our talented domestic youth.
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Just love how Rezaei makes chances out of nothing like that.
That penalty he won was all about workrate, fighting for the ball, and forcing an error.
Great stuff.
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Yeah, and a bonus on top of the converted pk was that he created the penalty himself, as in the foul was commited on himself.
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I guess everyone missed this.
Kaveh scored a penalty.
2-1 Sporting
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Good points.Originally posted by inarsenewetrust View PostI think youre right, but if we analyze Kaveh more, we can see he has never been a killer or PK box player. His ability to link up ( great passing as shown by his assists and combo play this year - we have seen good examples of this in TM already), his workhorse style pressing, as well as being a decent goal scorer means he has more to his game than many who have gone on to fail after initially succeeding in belgium. I dont think he can maintain such a high goal scoring ratio, but he will still be successful because of his other attributes.
However, Kaveh may grow as a player and become a more prolific scorer. Time will tell
FDA of Belgium isn’t no Eredivisie, they actually know how to defend.
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I think youre right, but if we analyze Kaveh more, we can see he has never been a killer or PK box player. His ability to link up ( great passing as shown by his assists and combo play this year - we have seen good examples of this in TM already), his workhorse style pressing, as well as being a decent goal scorer means he has more to his game than many who have gone on to fail after initially succeeding in belgium. I dont think he can maintain such a high goal scoring ratio, but he will still be successful because of his other attributes.Originally posted by dcpp View PostIt's not bad at all. What I'm just saying is that based on what I know since I follow the Belgian league closely is that many players have a good first season and then they either sign for a better and don't perform anymore or they just don't perform as well.
If you look at the past top scorers table you'll notice that except those who were really young when they performed, all of them are nowhere now.
All in all what I mean is that Kaveh is doing really good but when you see him with TM he doesn't look as good and people should not get over excited about his stats here, considering that the pro league is really weak.
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