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I think you are right. He looks like him and plus he was Dehdari's assistant.Originally posted by Nokhodi View PostIsn’t that Bahman Salehnia?
Any idea about the guy with the longer hair?
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I'm pretty sure it's Kermani Moghaddam. The keeper in the Japan game was Sajjadi. Once I get home I can give you names of the players in the lineup.Originally posted by kaltz View PostThis is very useful. Thanks again.
And you feel relatively certain that the player far right is the substituted Kermani-Mughaddam?
Another thing - it would've been very interesting to have names attached to the faces of the team photos which you enclosed in your early postings in this thread. The 'keeper in the Japan friendly was obviously someone else than Abedzadeh. Who was he?
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This is very useful. Thanks again.
And you feel relatively certain that the player far right is the substituted Kermani-Mughaddam?
Another thing - it would've been very interesting to have names attached to the faces of the team photos which you enclosed in your early postings in this thread. The 'keeper in the Japan friendly was obviously someone else than Abedzadeh. Who was he?
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No idea. The guy sitting next to Vatankhah with the longer hair is probably the assistant coach. I don't know his name but I've seen him in many of the pictures of that qualifying campaign even when Monajati took over.Originally posted by kaltz View PostYes, it is from towards the very end of the game.
Any idea who the gentleman with the moustache in the centre is?
The mustached guy next to Khakpour looks a lot like Reza Abedian although I'm not sure he had been called up to the national team at that point.
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Yes, it is from towards the very end of the game.
Any idea who the gentleman with the moustache in the centre is?
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The last guy on the right has a haircut similar to Kermani Moghaddam although that could only be true if the picture is from after the 62nd minute. The guy sitting next to him drinking something looks like Khakpour.Originally posted by kaltz View PostThanks. I was assuming it was him.
And yes, the quality is poor. The pics in the article are screenshots from the video I have from the game. My philosophy is that low quality is better than no picture (others may disagree).
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Thanks. I was assuming it was him.
And yes, the quality is poor. The pics in the article are screenshots from the video I have from the game. My philosophy is that low quality is better than no picture (others may disagree).
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It's very blurry. The bald guy on the left is Vatankhah. Once I get home I'll try to look at a bigger version on my computer screen to see if I recognize any of the rest.Originally posted by kaltz View Posthttps://italia1990.com/afc/iran-bangladesh/
Please have me excused. I would just like to ask whether any of you are able to recognize some of the faces in the screenshot from the Irani bench which I've used in the article. I tried to post just the screenshot alone, but since I am far from a computer geek, I didn't find out how to reduce the size in order to make it fit within the allowed measures.
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https://italia1990.com/afc/iran-bangladesh/
Please have me excused. I would just like to ask whether any of you are able to recognize some of the faces in the screenshot from the Irani bench which I've used in the article. I tried to post just the screenshot alone, but since I am far from a computer geek, I didn't find out how to reduce the size in order to make it fit within the allowed measures.
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It's not that he was working in the police force. Moharrami is just saying that when you worked under Monajati it was like police surveillance and that and that he was very strict and impossible for someone to sneak in a drink.Originally posted by kaltz View PostThank you for posting the links. I am sure those who haven't already read those interviews will enjoy them.
Alas, when I translate a lot of it becomes very cryptic, and although I am able to understand partially, there is a lot which simply doesn't make any sense. However, I do understand how Moharrami has lived a pretty rough life - did he say he's been drinking since he was 27? And was it so that Monajati was working in the police force with a relatively high rank?
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Thank you for posting the links. I am sure those who haven't already read those interviews will enjoy them.
Alas, when I translate a lot of it becomes very cryptic, and although I am able to understand partially, there is a lot which simply doesn't make any sense. However, I do understand how Moharrami has lived a pretty rough life - did he say he's been drinking since he was 27? And was it so that Monajati was working in the police force with a relatively high rank?
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Here is another about the picture. I'd love to actually see the picture in question.
یک عکسی بود که من کنار آقا مهدی مناجاتی سر میز نهار نشستیم. بعد شایعه کردند من سر ظهر تو اردوی تیم ملی مست کردم. آخر یک کمی انصاف یا عقل هم اگر می داشتند این حرف را نمی زدند. مگر می شود کنار دست آقا مهدی مناجاتی که خودش از این نظامی های سخت گیر است چنین کاری کرد؟ یا می گفتند در اردوی تیم علی پروین رفتم تو فرودگاه خلاف کردم. بابا به قرآن این چیزها دیگر دروغ بودند. خیلی از کارهایی که درباره ام می گفتند را نکرده بودم. من تو زندگی خلاف زیاد کردم و از کارهایی که کردم هم پشیمانم. این هم حال و روزم است که می بینی. ولی خیلی از دروغ هایی که درباره ام گفته اند را انجام ندادم .
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I found the interview. They were interviewing Moharrami.
حاشیه ایی هم برای شما و سیروس قایقران درست شد ماجرای آن چه بود؟
یک عکسی از من و سیروس قایقران خدابیامرز و مهدی مناجاتی چاپ شد، آن عکس را بروید ببینید، بطری آب وسط ما بود اما بدترین حرف ها را برای ما درست کردند. مناجاتی سرهنگ نیروی انتظامی بود و و کسی جرات داشت در کنار او کار غیر اخلاقی انجام دهد.
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