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  • Amin_
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    Their clubs have been ahead of us for the last 2 decades. With the money they spend on players, coaches and infrastructure, it’s very hard to compete with them. Once every 6-7 years or so one of our clubs might put up a decent fight and make it to the semifinals or the final, but that’s more of an incident rather than the norm.


    With the shitty one year contracts and players constantly leaving, we make it even harder for ourselves. Look at Esteghlal. We were finally building a decent team, then we lost the core of our team and players like Majid Hosseini, Omid Ebrahimi, Thiam etc. all left and we got semi decent players in return who all need to adjust for a while, and usually after a season after they’ve finally adjusted, most will probably leave and we’ll be back at square one again.
    Last edited by Amin_; 04-25-2019, 11:08 AM.

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  • perspolis#1
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
    Last week we beat these stacked Saudi teams with the same Giovinco/Gomis and now it is the end of the world because we lost againt them.
    One day Germany is world champions, the other day they finished dead last behind SK.
    Even with their millions $$ + World class coachs & Players + our own shortcomings and limitations we are on par with them.
    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.
    Last edited by perspolis#1; 04-25-2019, 10:49 AM.

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by perspolis#1 View Post
    10+ years ago the only problems our coaches had to deal with were piss poor Arab teams that got a lucky counter, score, and park the bus team. Now they have invested and have foreigners (coaches/academy for NT or actual players like Giovinco/Gomis who can harm us. ) Stagnation is real. We have not redone our tactics while they have theirs.

    Brankos approach is the same as the one he has had for 12 years. We need a youth rehaul and that wont happen until we crack down on dalals and player favoritism at the youth level
    Last week we beat these stacked Saudi teams with the same Giovinco/Gomis and now it is the end of the world because we lost againt them.
    One day Germany is world champions, the other day they finished dead last behind SK.

    Even with their millions $$ + World class coachs & Players + our own shortcomings and limitations we are on par with them.

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  • perspolis#1
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    Originally posted by Pejman-IL View Post
    Lol where are the Branco fans now? They where talking shit against Qeuroz for months.

    Iran has amazing talents but these players won’t grow if their is shitty Infrastructure & coaches.
    What Carlos did was amazing we never went twice to the World Cup gave Spain and Portugal a hard time.

    We can’t expect more with this system in Iran, I’m sorry it’s just the truth we haven’t won anything in the last 40 years......
    only 1991 Esteghlal champions league but compare it to other countries how many times they already have won a tournament

    And just think about talents we had Ali daei , mahdavikia, bagheri, Hashemian, Ali Karim. These players could have become one of the best players in the world if they had the Propper training at youth

    I will always support CQ without him we would never gone to WC2014 especially thanks for finding Reza and Ashkan.
    The team he constantly improved and changed like Rahman and our defence where he was focused on

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    10+ years ago the only problems our coaches had to deal with were piss poor Arab teams that got a lucky counter, score, and park the bus team. Now they have invested and have foreigners (coaches/academy for NT or actual players like Giovinco/Gomis who can harm us. ) Stagnation is real. We have not redone our tactics while they have theirs.

    Brankos approach is the same as the one he has had for 12 years. We need a youth rehaul and that wont happen until we crack down on dalals and player favoritism at the youth level

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  • Anoushiravan778
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    AFC CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2019

    Lol where are the Branco fans now? They where talking shit against Qeuroz for months.

    Iran has amazing talents but these players won’t grow if their is shitty Infrastructure & coaches.
    What Carlos did was amazing we never went twice to the World Cup gave Spain and Portugal a hard time.

    We can’t expect more with this system in Iran, I’m sorry it’s just the truth we haven’t won anything in the last 40 years......
    only 1991 Esteghlal champions league but compare it to other countries how many times they already have won a tournament

    And just think about talents we had Ali daei , mahdavikia, bagheri, Hashemian, Ali Karim. These players could have become one of the best players in the world if they had the Propper training at youth

    I will always support CQ without him we would never gone to WC2014 especially thanks for finding Reza and Ashkan.
    The team he constantly improved and changed like Rahman and our defence where he was focused on

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  • Keano
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    Both Perspolis and Esteghlal with dreadful display. Especially Esteghlal despite being one man up for almost 35 minutes, yet failing to at least draw against a weakened Al-Hilal which BTW this year is a dimmed shadow of their usual team.

    Zobahan on the other hand was a delight to watch throughout the entire match today, and in general this whole tournament thus far. Today the whole game they seemed as if they trailed by a few goals. Kept on attacking and attacking as if they were desperate to score and equalize. They honestly recently have been playing Iran's best football. Dameshoon garm. Not sure if this transformation from the first half of PGPL season into this spectacular current performance is due to Mansourian's coaching or team eventually gelling well together. Nonetheless love watching them play and win. Hope they will keep it up and be a reminiscent of their shocking 2010 ACL final!

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  • saeed_noro
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    Esteghlal and Perspolis could not draw at least the matches to have a good or better position for the last two matches. VERY SAD AND BAD DISPLAY. BOTH TEAMS seems to be out, i do not believe in them..

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  • MR.ESTESNAII
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    i vote for all iranian teams to be kicked out of champions league for many years and just for all teams sit down and eat tokhme and learn basic passing and shooting...

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  • _Navid_
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    30 minutes against a 10 man team and they can't even create chances. Terrible display.

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  • MR.ESTESNAII
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    Ali Karimi with an outstanding HORRIBLE kick which made everyone including the ball boy wonder how does he even play soccer and become a soccer player

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  • MR.ESTESNAII
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
    So many offsides
    its because the arabs have a good coach and pushing SS into nice offside traps..no one knows how to escape behind it ...not practiced lol

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  • MR.ESTESNAII
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    Originally posted by perspolis#1 View Post
    I don't understand how no one has been able to introduce aggressive pinpoint passing in Iran yet. So many chance in ACL are ruined by our teams because of poor vision/pass execution.
    tell me about it....they are horrible at finishing and horrible at finding each other in the field....i don't understand how they make it soo hard for themselves in the box...besides the fact that no one knows how to kick a damn ball....its horrible to watch....after all these years and all these foreign coaches Iranian players still don't know how to play as a team and just show their individual skills...ehhhh so over it...

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  • PSGman#19
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    So many offsides

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  • perspolis#1
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    I don't understand how no one has been able to introduce aggressive pinpoint passing in Iran yet. So many chance in ACL are ruined by our teams because of poor vision/pass execution.

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  • Keano
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    Esteghlal concedes a goal. But the good Jews is that an Ali-Hilal player just got red carded


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