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  • KC McElroy
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    More tea and shirini please.

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  • KC McElroy
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    Originally posted by PersianLion80 View Post
    Agreed, this guy makes Baghdad Bob look like a genius in logic...
    Not guy. Girl.

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  • PersianLion80
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    Originally posted by KC McElroy View Post
    Stats and dyscalculia are a horrible combination.
    Agreed, this guy makes Baghdad Bob look like a genius in logic...

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  • KC McElroy
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    Originally posted by PersianLion80 View Post
    So with that logic last year since Perspolis made the ACL final you should thank CQ for he was still tm coach. Your logic doesn’t even make sense, Pers and SS lost bc the arab clubs had better players, coaches, tactics and infrastructure .
    Stats and dyscalculia are a horrible combination.

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  • PersianLion80
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    Originally posted by tooleh khers View Post
    What we saw this year in ACL is the ongoing damage that CQ caused our football. His negative influence on our football is still ongoing. But hey lets go against all stats, devalue all other achievements, completely ignore the huge investment we made in him and inflate his non existent output because we assumed that we would lose 8-0 to an old ineffective Spain had it not been for him. The park the bus Mozambican certainly took us for a ride for 8 years.
    So with that logic last year since Perspolis made the ACL final you should thank CQ for he was still tm coach. Your logic doesn’t even make sense, Pers and SS lost bc the arab clubs had better players, coaches, tactics and infrastructure .

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  • KC McElroy
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    Originally posted by KeonKish View Post
    This was ridiculous! I saw the video.

    Did the stadium have no security? How does AFC allow a game to take place with no security?

    Iran should take advantage of this and request to never have to play in Iraq again.
    The irony is that we built this stadium for them.

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  • KeonKish
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    Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
    Zob Ahan fans and team were attacked violently by Iraqi fans. They stormed the field and hit players. Very bad things could have happened. There was no security.

    AFC will do nothing. If it was Iran we would be banned for 2 years.

    This was ridiculous! I saw the video.

    Did the stadium have no security? How does AFC allow a game to take place with no security?

    Iran should take advantage of this and request to never have to play in Iraq again.

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  • KC McElroy
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    Some of our teams were competent and advanced. Others were not. Well done to those who did.

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  • tooleh khers
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    What we saw this year in ACL is the ongoing damage that CQ caused our football. His negative influence on our football is still ongoing. But hey lets go against all stats, devalue all other achievements, completely ignore the huge investment we made in him and inflate his non existent output because we assumed that we would lose 8-0 to an old ineffective Spain had it not been for him. The park the bus Mozambican certainly took us for a ride for 8 years.

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  • KC McElroy
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    Eyval Mazaheri. More tea and shirini please.

    شب گذشته در هفته پنجم لیگ قهرمانان آسیا دو تیم ذوب آهن اصفهان و الزورای عراق به مصاف هم رفتند که این بازی با تساوی 2-2 به پایان رسید و ذوب آهن راهی مرحله بعد شد.

    در اواخر بازی شاهد حواشی بسیاری بودیم. رشید مظاهری در پستی اینستاگرامی نوشت:

    خداروشکر تونستیم با این تساوی برابر الزورا به مرحله یک هشتم لیگ قهرمانان اسیا صعود کنیم.....
    اصلا جو ورزشگاه قابل توصیف نبود.
    از این*ناراحتیم((((((توی ورزشگاهی که ((((با پول مردم ایران ساخته شده)))))امنیت جانی نداشتیم)
    یکی نیست بگه شما عراقی ها تو جنگ بودین و نمی دونستین چه خبره تو دنیا که این ورزشگاه رو براتون با پول مردم ایران ساختن و از همه مهم تر،مردم عزیز ما ارزوی یه ورزشگاه اینجوری رو دارن،بدتر از همه اینکه همه ی امکانات ورزشگاه شبیه به امکاناتی بود که تو ایران دیدم،از شیر دستشویی بگیر تا موزاییک و جزئی ترین امکانتش .......
    چه رختکنی داشتن،،،واقعا چه رختکنی
    (من به شخصه ازتون معذرت می خوام به جای مسئولین)
    من که هیچ حس برادری ندیدم و فقط در حد(((حرف))) بود..
    فکر کنم این حس برادری رو فقط مسئولین حس میکنن(نوش جونشون)...
    هر چی مردم میگفتن و میگن درسته و واقعیتش من خودم فکر میکردم مردم ما اطلاعات کافی ندارن ولی الان که خودم دیدم فهمیدم کاملا درست میگفتن و دلم*میسوزه که این مردم ما چقدر مظلومن خدایی.....
    بازیکنی نیستم که به حواشی فوتبالی توجهی بکنم ولی واقعا به غیرتم بر خورد که این متن رو*نوشتم ....
    بگذریم ،،،خوشحالیم پرچم دار خوبی برا ایران بودیم و تونستیم دل مردم ایران رو شاد کنیم.....
    تبریکم رو فقط به مردم عزیز ایران بزرگ میگم نه هیچ مسئولی🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
    ممنون از دعاها و انرژی های مثبتتون

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  • Nokhodi
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    Zob Ahan fans and team were attacked violently by Iraqi fans. They stormed the field and hit players. Very bad things could have happened. There was no security.

    AFC will do nothing. If it was Iran we would be banned for 2 years.

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  • Keano
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    Zob Ahan Damet garm, aberoomoono kharidi. This edition of ACL must have been one of our overall worst displays ever!


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by perspolis#1 View Post
    Are you seeing it from a TM perspective?
    Look I love the fact that on average our players have 300000x the gheyrat of Arab players. But sometimes that is not enough to pump out wins. They are setting up systems to ship their players abroad by buying out clubs that are midtable/minnows in good leagues like Belgium/Spain. That's going to eventually get a solid team. If we don't improve our standards but instead keep hoping we discover gems like Daei/Karimi/Azmoun we will go through dark ages like in 2007-2011 again.
    We should be looking to improve our league as much as our TM. An improved league=better standards for players=better training=larger pool of eligible TM players=more competition=better squad.
    We can't keep hoping to get guys like Gucci, Ashkan, Ghoddos on board to sustain the legionnaire numbers.
    It is not like we will have a top class league anytime soon, specially considering we are in Asia and our current situation. The goal should be to send players in Europe ASAP and not retain them in our league. I don't care that SS was weaken by Hosseini departure for Europe. I rather have that than Abdulraham staying all his career in Al whatever. I am ok with a dinamo zagreb situation: weak league but send players in mass in top league.

    Our league should just serve to teach one thing or two to our promising players before sending them in Europe. Thanksfully arabs even offer us the luck to play the like of Gomis/Giovinco for free and gain some international experience!
    They ship their players in Europe for some months while we have established players that finished best scorer of Holland, greece, are player of the week in Europa league. When it will their case too I will start to be afraid.

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  • perspolis#1
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
    Asian cup doesn't mean anything. Uzbekistan and Iraq did good and didn't qualify for WC after.

    90% of ACL clubs (west) are arab, that's logical you often find them in final or as winner. When it is not UAE, it is qatar or KSA. They can do whatever they want, win as much asian crappy competitions they want. If we have more legionnaire than them, TM will be safe.
    Are you seeing it from a TM perspective?

    Look I love the fact that on average our players have 300000x the gheyrat of Arab players. But sometimes that is not enough to pump out wins. They are setting up systems to ship their players abroad by buying out clubs that are midtable/minnows in good leagues like Belgium/Spain. That's going to eventually get a solid team. If we don't improve our standards but instead keep hoping we discover gems like Daei/Karimi/Azmoun we will go through dark ages like in 2007-2011 again.

    We should be looking to improve our league as much as our TM. An improved league=better standards for players=better training=larger pool of eligible TM players=more competition=better squad.

    We can't keep hoping to get guys like Gucci, Ashkan, Ghoddos on board to sustain the legionnaire numbers.

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by perspolis#1 View Post
    It's not the end of the world but a sign of how things have changed.

    They first applied these principles to Clubs and now NTs. Look Qatar won an Asian cup in their quick rise before we have been able to in 40+ years. If we stay stagnant they will eventually go ahead of us.

    We shouldn't be satisfied with being on par with these Arabs either. We should be looking to excel beyond.
    Asian cup doesn't mean anything. Uzbekistan and Iraq did good and didn't qualify for WC after.

    90% of ACL clubs (west) are arab, that's logical you often find them in final or as winner. When it is not UAE, it is qatar or KSA. They can do whatever they want, win as much asian crappy competitions they want. If we have more legionnaire than them, TM will be safe.

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