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  • ehsan singapore
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    what CQ did, is nothing but miracle

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  • AIrani
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    It is good to have CQ as National Team coach. He has benefited from coaching Iran and Iran has benefited from his experiences. I wish he could teach women and youth football teams.

    We are in 2018 World Cup. Many countries are not. So be happy and get ready for excitements to come.

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  • Doctor DOOM
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    While I appreciate what CQ has done for us and acknowledge the improvements (especially in self confidence & composure rarely seen at TM), but I agree with The and KC. Lets not make him into something he isnt.

    WCQ draws have been extremely kind in the past two editions, and coupled with his good work, we see easier qualifications.
    but at the same time he hasnt really "achieved" anything out of ordinary in terms of results AT the WC or Asia Cup ... the two tourneys that REALLY MATTER.

    we appreciate his work. But he is not that untouchable giant some ppl make him out to be either. He has quite a few failings also.

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  • krol
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    Our most talented generation ever is arguably the one that made the 98 World Cup... and to qualify they needed nothing short of a miracle against Australia in a game that by any justice the Aussies should have won by 4-5 goals.
    Our 2006 team was easily more talented than the 2014 generation, and they were almost eliminated in the very first round of qualifying 2 years before the world cup and they needed a last minute goal against Qatar just to make the second round after having lost to Jordan in Tehran! And that last-second goal was scored by Hashemian who Branko didn't even want and was forced on him by the federation.

    The people providing insane commentary often overlook the fact that some of the key players from our current generation were either discovered by CQ or brought in by him when they had turned down previous invitations.
    Pouladi was a defensive midfielder who was molded into a Left Back by CQ and ended up getting picked as the best in his position in the first round of the 2014 World Cup!

    Pouraliganji was another defensive midfielder who was converted by CQ into a CB and is easily our most reliable defender today.
    Torabi was a benchwarmer for Saipa when he was picked to play for the national team and today that club revolves around him.
    Amiri was considered an average player in Naft when CQ saw his potential and turned him into one of our most dependable international midfielders.
    And of course we won't mention Gucci and Dejagah who picked Team Melli thanks to being recruited by CQ when morons like Mayeli Kohan and our own press bashed them as "average" players.

    It takes unbelievable ignorance to deny the gift that CQ has been to our football, a football whose best club teams get smacked around like rag dolls by Arab clubs from Qatar and UAE. Perspolis is supposed to be our best club of the last two years and the Iranian media praise Branko like he's Ferguson's twin, yet Al-Hilal manhandled them in two games like they were an U-18 side! CQ took THIS football and had Argentina on the ropes for 90 minutes to the point that when Messi scored their TV reporter was screaming like they just won the World Cup!

    But the good news for the geniuses who hate CQ is that at most he'll be gone by next February. It won't be long before they get their beloved Branko or another 3rd rate Croat like him. Congratulations I guess.

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  • shayan_esteghlali
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
    2014 team was a HUUUGE amount less talented than 2006 team.

    We had players who in squads of the year in bundesliga, serie a defenders, players starring in the champions league...

    Our depth of the team was more in 2006 as well. The player of the year in the iranian domestic league, a 2-footed 23 year old midfielder, didn't even get picked for the final 23!


    What CQ has done is nothing short of miraculous - more than anything changing the mindset of TM into a disciplined outfit from the deimi shit we got used to for a long time
    2006 team was more talented and experienced in some positions, but very unlucky. If you remember right before the world cup Karimi, Mahdavikia, Hashemian and Zandi all got injured. That was the core of our team. Along with the locker room problems we had it led to our demise.
    the 2006 team although had a strong core, we also had many weak players in the team such as Mirzapour as our goalie (torn ACL), Bakhtiarizadeh, golmohammadi, ali daei, khatibi, enayati... these players were either past their prime or just plain old weak players.
    Our squad in this WC is stronger overall, and no i dont think thats due to CQ, he didnt build this generation of Iranian footballers although you could argue that he has helped them grow. He has got a good generations of players, lets see if he can make the best of it.

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Originally posted by The View Post
    Dejagoh At his prime, Nekonam, Ando, Gucci, Haghighi at his prime, Masoud, Seyed Jalal... Yup, no talent at all.
    2014 team was a HUUUGE amount less talented than 2006 team.

    We had players who in squads of the year in bundesliga, serie a defenders, players starring in the champions league...

    Our depth of the team was more in 2006 as well. The player of the year in the iranian domestic league, a 2-footed 23 year old midfielder, didn't even get picked for the final 23!


    What CQ has done is nothing short of miraculous - more than anything changing the mindset of TM into a disciplined outfit from the deimi shit we got used to for a long time

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  • sarbaz
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    We should have never conceded those 2 goals ba Syria anyway

    It was a meaningless match and honestly I think it was set up for the Brother Syria to make the playoffs

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  • perspolis#1
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    Guy did something Iranians are usually garbage at...long term planning...our team is secured talentwise for at least another 5 years.

    He went head to head with IFF when no other coach Iranian or foreign had the balls.

    Taught our players proper structure which I honestly dont see GN or Mayeli capable of.

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  • eerooni
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    Originally posted by The View Post

    Y'all need to chill with this cult... like real talk the dude is a solid coach, but not the 2nd coming of christ (or Reza Shah in you analogy). Just remeber that we haven't won a WC game under him, nor have we made it past the quarter finals of the Asian cup. In 6 months, Schäfer has basically manged to do with esteghlal, what CQ has done with TM (Park the bus for 90 minutes, play khers vasati, and rely on set pieces to get a lucky bounce and score a goal).
    Never fails, once Again we under appreciate something someone has done so amazingly great! ( 2nd back to back WC qualification, no loss, 2 goals conceded, 2 games to spare) Much Like how we took The Pahlavi dynasty, turned them into Saddam like dictators, and then brought in Khomeini hoping an Akhund can do one better! Typical Iranian mentality of grossly under appreciating whats been good!

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  • rightoussoul
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    ^^^ Well said "the"
    i just dont get why we are so freaking gharibe parast!
    I support Quiroz but some the members on this site act like he is god and that he has achieved something with us.
    the only thing that matters is results and the reality is his results in big tournaments are nothing to write home about.
    Making the world cup is a good but again a country like Iran in Asia should ALWAYS make the world cup. Just be cause we had some incompetent coaches that didnt achieve this simple goal doesn't mean that Quiroz has done miracles.
    I will judge Quiroz after this world cup, we need to win a game at least for his stay to be any kind of success.

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  • JamB
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    Originally posted by The View Post
    Dejagoh At his prime, Nekonam, Ando, Gucci, Haghighi at his prime, Masoud, Seyed Jalal... Yup, no talent at all.


    The Qualification group was easy, we faced the weakest Korea team in years, coudln't even win against a Syria who's n middle of a civil war.

    and yes, I'm surprised we didn't win a game last WC. We were in a group with Nigeria and Bosnia and considering the decent squad we had (see my post above), we should've at least won at one game. I'm not saying CQ is a bad coach, I'm just pointing out that other coaches (probably for less money) can do what this Dollar store Mourinho has achived with Iran's level of talent.
    Bruh, our best striker was Gucci, who was barely scoring for what, Charlton athletic? dont compare the level of talent we have now to then. I agree, I think this world cup is important to show how good of a coach CQ is. The morocco game is huge

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  • KC McElroy
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    Originally posted by JamB View Post
    Look at the qualification we just had...Compare it to other years. End of conversation. He is doing a good job. Look at last world cup and the players we had, are you surprised we didnt win a game? SAF couldnt win a game with the team we had last world cup.
    The 1978 team also qualified undefeated and with only one team qualifying from all of Asia and Oceania. Much harder than today's campaign where 5 teams qualify from these 2 continents.

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  • The
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    Originally posted by persiangodfather View Post
    This is non sense
    2014 was not talented at all
    Dejagoh At his prime, Nekonam, Ando, Gucci, Haghighi at his prime, Masoud, Seyed Jalal... Yup, no talent at all.

    Originally posted by JamB View Post
    Look at the qualification we just had...Compare it to other years. End of conversation. He is doing a good job. Look at last world cup and the players we had, are you surprised we didnt win a game? SAF couldnt win a game with the team we had last world cup.
    The Qualification group was easy, we faced the weakest Korea team in years, coudln't even win against a Syria who's n middle of a civil war.

    and yes, I'm surprised we didn't win a game last WC. We were in a group with Nigeria and Bosnia and considering the decent squad we had (see my post above), we should've at least won at one game. I'm not saying CQ is a bad coach, I'm just pointing out that other coaches (probably for less money) can do what this Dollar store Mourinho has achived with Iran's level of talent.
    Last edited by The; 03-21-2018, 06:32 AM.

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  • JamB
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    Originally posted by The View Post

    Y'all need to chill with this cult... like real talk the dude is a solid coach, but not the 2nd coming of christ (or Reza Shah in you analogy). Just remeber that we haven't won a WC game under him, nor have we made it past the quarter finals of the Asian cup. In 6 months, Schäfer has basically manged to do with esteghlal, what CQ has done with TM (Park the bus for 90 minutes, play khers vasati, and rely on set pieces to get a lucky bounce and score a goal).
    Look at the qualification we just had...Compare it to other years. End of conversation. He is doing a good job. Look at last world cup and the players we had, are you surprised we didnt win a game? SAF couldnt win a game with the team we had last world cup.

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  • persiangodfather
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    Originally posted by The View Post
    That article should just be:
    This is non sense
    2014 was not talented at all

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