Sardar Azmoun retires from TM

[persianballer]

http://www.sportbible.com/football/football-news-iran-player-forced-to-retire-after-receiving-abuse-from-supporters-20180629?source=facebook

[AllStarMomo]

http://www.squawka.com/en/news/sardar-azmoun-retires-from-iran-national-team-at-age-of-23/1044936#xILuwfupCJkMQLd5.97

[Babak agha]

Where does he say he doesn't do that in the field as well? Why can't it be both?
This is false psychoanalysis of the worst order Iranians love pulling.
ARJ is the definition of a professional.

1. You didn't understand my post nor it's intent/message

2. Every single sentence and question of your post is wrong and misplaced (the worst order of posts we have on the forums these days, posting something out of emotion reasons without understanding the subject and passive aggressively trying to insult the person who posted something that you didn't like )

3. Just because you think AJR is a pro doesn't mean all Iranians are pro or that our best pros (say AJR, although the ones that came closest are Daei and Kia) come nowhere near what a top pro should be.

Beside that good, sensible post though...

[babak_iran]

I really don't know why we have such idiotic fans. Ruining Sardar's image when he is gonna be probable star for TM upfront within the next 10-13 years. He didn't have enough service to have a golden opportunity to score. That being said he was trying his best to find other ways to be effective but it just didn't work out for him. I wonder what people would have done if he was the one who missed those golden opportunities instead of Taremi.

[Ando Teymourian]

Ramin is arguably the best motivator on the team - a key piece for us.

Let's call a spade a spade, half the hate for him is because he takes care of his looks and is confident about them - which for some reason people dislike.

[AllStarMomo]

Now it's starting to get traction in the international media...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-29/sardar-azmoun-retires-international-football-iran-online-abuse/9922658

This could hurt potential club suitors who might think he is too fragile for their team...

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He is not made for bigger clubs! In Rom (Lazio) the press would take him apart after 3 or 4 goalless games. Also other the press in other cities. So he should stay in Russia and earn money and be happy.

[Babak agha]

Now it's starting to get traction in the international media...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-29/sardar-azmoun-retires-international-football-iran-online-abuse/9922658

This could hurt potential club suitors who might think he is too fragile for their team...

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It was on Dutch news the first day he announced it.

[O-ZoNe]

Now it's starting to get traction in the international media...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-29/sardar-azmoun-retires-international-football-iran-online-abuse/9922658

This could hurt potential club suitors who might think he is too fragile for their team...

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[Tehranto]

Reality check is a must. Otherwise you’re living in your fantasy bubble. Do your best and try to progress and outplay players like Ronaldo on the pitch not on TV in front of camera.
I think Zlatan has always been the cockiest and most self centric footballer ever. But certainly rightfully and deservedly so. He has proven his worth on the pitch and he may brag about his excellence of the pitch as well.
Too much overconfidence and cockiness will eventually become your biggest obstacle in anything you do and plan to achieve. [emoji846]
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He played great against Ronaldo and Portugal - he showed the world that and proved it when it mattered. Now, he is now backing it up on TV too after he did it where it mattered. So what's the problem? He is saying don't be scared of these guys. He is absolutely right. People here were saying "Oh, Ramin will worship Ronaldo in the Portugal game." No, he tackled him well, talked trash and trip to keep the spirits of the team up with his great play.

People have a gripe with Ramin and their minds will never change - even if that's based on nothing factual - on the field and off of it.

He deserves a great European club.

Damet garm Ramin for your fearlessness and rising above the hate and played with confidence and self-belief. I wish we had more players like Ramin. The best players in the world (Spanish, Portuguese, English, Argentinian etc.) swear at your mother and sister on the field, reveal their lives on social media and have insane levels of belief in themselves. We need the same. He has a bit of a mean streak in his game - I wish Sardar had the same. Interesting, this is a thread about Sardar and we wished he had more Ramin in him and less loos-bazi.

We are just harder on our boys than others. We criticize them for what we praise others for. It's unfair. It's a real deep insecurity we have.

[Adesor Vafaseya]

Don't you try to steal Abadan's greatest player now

You are right! Sorry!

[Ghermez Agha]

Him saying I like to constantly get into verbal arguments with the opponent’s players trying to distract them... and also his comment “be bacheha hamishe migam mage ma chimoon az team haaye bozorg kamtare? Ma ham eyne Ronaldo va baghiye 2 ta pa va 2 ta dast daarim...”

I want to start off by saying 2 things:

1 - I am not a fan of Ramin’s personality at all - I think he is one of those guys who likes drama, hashiye, etc.
2 - I think this is the first time I’m in strong disagreement with you


However in this particular instance I really do applaud Ramin for a couple of reasons.

First off, every team needs a sh!t talker. Every team in every sport has one of these yet we have guys like Pouraliganji who go into shock when he encounters someone like Costa who is throwing insults at him left and right. There is a huge mental element to sports and this is just part of the game. Is it polite/politically correct? No of course not, but it’s sports and it exists. Not to mention Ramin was probably backing up most of his trash talk as he was one of our better players.

I give Ramin an even bigger applause for that Ronaldo statement. His statement clearly insinuates he was trying to instill confidence as opposed to being scared. One of my biggest concerns was some of our boys (especially PGL players who idolize him and haven’t left Iran/the continent of Asia their entire lives) would be scared sh!tless stepping on the same pitch as him but I my concerns were eased and it’s this mentality of viewing Ronaldo as an equal that squashed any fear. What would you have liked him to say?

[ABalls]

Wasn’t sure where I could post this, and didn’t wanna open a new thread either. So I just finished watching Rezaeian’s interview on 2018 show. He comes across as an immature and overly sensitive player which often can be a trouble maker in any team.

I can picture him as the next TM “quitter” should fans pick on him too. Very insecure and also somewhat cocky for someone who barely picked up his football career at the age of 28.

I may be a little too harsh on the poor guy, but he is so much into haashiye and unimportant issues than the actual football seems like.

Him saying I like to constantly get into verbal arguments with the opponent’s players trying to distract them... and also his comment “be bacheha hamishe migam mage ma chimoon az team haaye bozorg kamtare? Ma ham eyne Ronaldo va baghiye 2 ta pa va 2 ta dast daarim...”

I was like nigga serioously?


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With all due respect, not everyone needs to be politically cirrect. Ramin is honest, plays with his heart on his chest, and does what needs to be done. He's an essential player to our team and his attitude is needed. Your vision of 23 choir boys is a recipe for disaster.

[Keano]

How can i watch this interview? and the one with omid ebrahimi?

They’re both on 90tv.ir under video section


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[ramingeles2000]

Wasn’t sure where I could post this, and didn’t wanna open a new thread either. So I just finished watching Rezaeian’s interview on 2018 show. He comes across as an immature and overly sensitive player which often can be a trouble maker in any team.

I can picture him as the next TM “quitter” should fans pick on him too. Very insecure and also somewhat cocky for someone who barely picked up his football career at the age of 28.

I may be a little too harsh on the poor guy, but he is so much into haashiye and unimportant issues than the actual football seems like.

Him saying I like to constantly get into verbal arguments with the opponent’s players trying to distract them... and also his comment “be bacheha hamishe migam mage ma chimoon az team haaye bozorg kamtare? Ma ham eyne Ronaldo va baghiye 2 ta pa va 2 ta dast daarim...”

I was like nigga serioously?


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How can i watch this interview? and the one with omid ebrahimi?

[irani8perspolis]

Rezaeian is a little loos. But I like his confident attitude, often when we play better teams we have an inferiority complex (both fans and players), so it is very refershing to see such an attitude.