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Sorry if this has already been reported in here but just found out that the Glentoran owner is ‘British-Iranian’ and his name is Ali Pour.
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Scored two goals yesterday
199 likes, 1 comments - iranlegioneri on February 23, 2020: "بازی Navid Nasseri برای تیم فوتبال Glentoran FC مقابل تیم Glenavon میباشد. این بازی با نتیجه Glenavon (2 - 2) Glentoran FC به پایان رسید. Navid Nasseri در این مسابقه 2 گل به ثمر رساند. آمار کلی ۱۹ بازی ۶گل و۷ پاس گل @coach_skocic 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 #ورزش #لژیونرها #دورگه #استقلال #پرسپولیس #زیباترین_گل #تراکتورسازی تراختور #نقل_و_انتقالات #حرکت_تکنیکی #سرمربی #تیم_ملی #تیم_ملی_ایران #بارسلونا #رئال_مادرید #لیگ_قهرمانان_آسیا #علیرضا_جهانبخش #سردار_آزمون #مهدی_طارمی #کاوه_رضایی #یوونتوس #لژیونر #سامان_قدوس #مهدی_طارمی #لژیونر #لژیونرها #لژیونرهای_ایرانی #لژیونرشو #فوتبال #فوتبال_اروپا #فوتبال_ایران #فوتبال۱۲۰ #لژیونرایرانی #لژیونر_ایرانی♥♥".
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Thank you for the updates.
According to https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/navi...spieler/314400 he has 2 goals and 6 assists in 12 games.
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"Nasseri earns Glens three points
Glentoran midfielder Navid Nasseri scores the only goal of a scrappy game to earn the east Belfast outfit an away win over Carrick Rangers.
Nasseri hammered home the rebound after Carrick keeper Aaron Hogg had saved an initial shot from Hrvoje Plum in the 74th minute.
Both sides had chances to open the scoring, with Carrick striker Guilliame Keke having an effort blocked and Glens forward Robbie McDaid firing just over the crossbar from distance."
Glentoran midfielder Navid Nasseri scores the only goal of a scrappy game to give the east Belfast outfit an away win over Carrick Rangers.
*Goal at min 4:20min*
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Update on Navid. He recently extended his contract with Northern Irish premiership club, Glentoran F.C.
"Navid Nasseri agrees contract extensions with Glentoran
Glentoran have been boosted by the news that Paul O'Neill and Navid Nasseri have agreed contract extensions with the club.
Both players have played a key role in the Glens success so far this term, and Head Coach Mick McDermott is delighted to have tied them down to new deals.
"Navid agreed a short-term contract a couple of months ago. Now, after being here and seeing what Glentoran has to offer - the squad, the fan support and the project – he very readily agreed to extend his contract.
"He has brought an increased level quality and professionalism to our squad and I look forward to him entertaining our fans for the near future. Navid’s desire is to play European football and that merged with our plans. We are also very happy to get this deal extended."
Nasseri also feels the club is heading in the right direction.
“When I first came here at the start of October till the end of December to give me and the club a chance to get to know each other," he said.
"But I’ve loved it since the day I arrived, and I really want to play a part in the project and in the club’s progress.
"I feel I’ve settled very well into the squad and I love the level of professionalism and ambition around the club.
"It feels like a club really going in the right direction, I’m enjoying the matches and the training, the support is great and so I’m really looking forward to contributing as much as I can over the next period.”"
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Navid featured for Gillingham in the Kent Senior Cup vs Welling on Tuesday:
*He played the full 90 mins.
"Navid Nasseri, an unused substitute at the weekend, was also starting in a team that was otherwise made of of the club’s youngsters."
Rochdale 3:0 Gillingham FT
*Navid started on the bench and was subbed in on the 71st min.
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Gillingham lost 4-1 to Sunderland (Did not know they played in League 1!!!) yesterday.
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Well no one's saying he's the next Messi lol, but lets remember, he's only a left midfielder, not a striker. Literally plays the same position Amiri plays. We can't expect him to consistently bang in goals...Originally posted by pdot View PostHis stats on wikipedia don't show him to be any good. Total of 30 appearances and 3 total goals.
Also he was signed after having a trial for Gillingham.
I don't see much in any of this to be impressed for this guy.
He scored and assisted 4 goals in 25 appearances in the Swedish Superettan in 2016, which isn't impressive but it isn't awful either, especially since he was only 19 at the time.
He's said to have impressed Gillingham FC so far in the preseason, as he's scored and assisted in many of their friendly matches. Let's monitor him and see if he keeps pishrafting!
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His stats on wikipedia don't show him to be any good. Total of 30 appearances and 3 total goals.Originally posted by Iranianarsenal11 View PostSure, here's a few reasons why:
- He's very young (just turned 22)
- His team has a decent chance to promote to the EFL Championship
- He's actually a good player if you look at his stats, such as goals/assists per minute
Again, he's still very young and only in the 3rd division, which isn't as bad of a league as you think (same level as Finnish league I'd say)
Let's not forget Jamie Vardy was playing in the 6th tier of English Football when he was 26 and look at him now.
Also he was signed after having a trial for Gillingham.
I don't see much in any of this to be impressed for this guy.
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Sure, here's a few reasons why:Originally posted by pdot View PostCan someone explain why this guy is even worth a mention?
He is a backup for a third division team in England. Good luck to him, but he has a long way to cut it into the Team Melli roster.
- He's very young (just turned 22)
- His team has a decent chance to promote to the EFL Championship
- He's actually a good player if you look at his stats, such as goals/assists per minute
Again, he's still very young and only in the 3rd division, which isn't as bad of a league as you think (same level as Finnish league I'd say)
Let's not forget Jamie Vardy was playing in the 6th tier of English Football when he was 26 and look at him now.
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Can someone explain why this guy is even worth a mention?
He is a backup for a third division team in England. Good luck to him, but he has a long way to cut it into the Team Melli roster.
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