Rumor: Iran New Coach is Herve Renard

[Paradigm]

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/434...of-Iran-Report

Great choice!!

[persiangodfather]

I was there sitting near the flag they crossed from when they scored. You? It is easy to be better than the previous when the previous did not achieve anything noteworthy. In hindsight Knowing that we did not advance from the group and we dd not win the Asian cup If you could go back in time to 2014 would you fire CQ or keep him? The answer to this question will determine who is sane and who is on drugs.

I was at home drinking corona and watching on my 60 inch tv but since this is the web and you can say anything you want. I was watching it with angelina jo lee in bed eating caviar and drinking champagne. My story sounds more likely then yours.

You just expect iran to go out and play tika taka football and win comfortably every game. Ot doesnt matter who is the coach. Our players are limited due to our internal problems. Its a miracle what cq did in this time. And you will see in a few yrs

[naderb94]

https://www.foxsportsasia.com/football/asian-football/1060129/morocco-national-team-head-coach-herve-renard-agree-to-take-up-vacant-ir-iran-job-reports/

Reported by Fox Asia too

[perspolis#1]

It is easy to be better than the previous when the previous did not achieve anything noteworthy.

I'm glad you agree.

It is easy to better than Branko when Branko did not achieve anything noteworthy.

[tooleh khers]

Well knowing that we barely missed out by 1 point, with a group containing Morocco, Spain, and Portugal + Went to Semis of Asian cup without conceding a goal, and only lost due to a loss of focus by a defender, thinking he heard a whistle (had nothing to do with coaching, as our players were actually generally more focused under CQ, this was just a terribly timed, one-off incident).

Knowing all of that, I would say, "Yes", we should definitely keep him, treat him properly, and for WC 2022 we'll be a serious force to be reckoned with, because teams don't just pull miracles after only a few years. It takes several years to develop a proper team mentality and better results like CQ was doing.

You can't just look at the end results / stats / numbers, and pay ZERO attention to WHY these exact results were achieved.

We definitely should have kept CQ, and this is shown by the reality behind these stats and results (which were very good considering the lack of support he got, and a squad with not one single player in a top 5 European league).

I think you misunderstood the question. You would do a repeat of that if you had the luxury of a time machine rather than try something else? tip: What you achieved was not noteworthy why not try for another outcome? You are not risking losing anything of value here. More and more the point I am making is being proven. Not one member has given the obvious answer. You would repeat the worst defeat in history to Japan? LOL

[tooleh khers]

Curious choice of pronouns for someone who is an Iranian fan. Who exactly is "they"? You mean the Iranian team?

You caught me.

[tooleh khers]

I try to stay away from your posts, but this is laughable.

So the only way for CQ to be worthy to keep his job is to accomplish something that has never been done, or accomplish something that hasn't been done for 43 years?

FYI, we have never advanced to the second round of the WC. And we have not won the AC in 43 years. So why are you using these lofty, improbable goals to judge CQ's tenure? Biased much?

Lol wrong answer and wrong question even. But it proves my point nevertheless. So knowing what you know now if you could go back in time you would not change anything to achieve something other and rather just repeat? Reminder you did not win or achieve anything noteworthy. Yes or No?

[freak]

Lol, so you start a rumor thread and then say it's fake news in the second comment. On a serious note, I don't think Renard Herve has the patience to deal with IFF and the various IR goons in charge.

[KC McElroy]

didn't realize that thanks. raises his profile a bit for me but still not the guy I'd want to take over from where we are.

This does raise his value and reputation. I wouldn't complain if we hired him but still have my doubts if talks are taking place.

[Saam]

I'll take it. He improved Morocco a lot and got them playing as a team when they were just a bunch of diaspora players, and it seems that they all really like him. Similar man management to CQ with a more offensive style of play. Sounds like a good choice to me.

[KasraKhan]

I was there sitting near the flag they crossed from when they scored. You? It is easy to be better than the previous when the previous did not achieve anything noteworthy. In hindsight Knowing that we did not advance from the group and we dd not win the Asian cup If you could go back in time to 2014 would you fire CQ or keep him? The answer to this question will determine who is sane and who is on drugs.

I try to stay away from your posts, but this is laughable.

So the only way for CQ to be worthy to keep his job is to accomplish something that has never been done, or accomplish something that hasn't been done for 43 years?

FYI, we have never advanced to the second round of the WC. And we have not won the AC in 43 years. So why are you using these lofty, improbable goals to judge CQ's tenure? Biased much?

[Ghermez Agha]

He has won two African cup of nations. One with Ivory Coast and one with Zambia

didn't realize that thanks. raises his profile a bit for me but still not the guy I'd want to take over from where we are.

[sam20]

I was there sitting near the flag they crossed from when they scored. You? It is easy to be better than the previous when the previous did not achieve anything noteworthy. In hindsight Knowing that we did not advance from the group and we dd not win the Asian cup If you could go back in time to 2014 would you fire CQ or keep him? The answer to this question will determine who is sane and who is on drugs.

Well knowing that we barely missed out by 1 point, with a group containing Morocco, Spain, and Portugal + Went to Semis of Asian cup without conceding a goal, and only lost due to a loss of focus by a defender, thinking he heard a whistle (had nothing to do with coaching, as our players were actually generally more focused under CQ, this was just a terribly timed, one-off incident).

Knowing all of that, I would say, "Yes", we should definitely keep him, treat him properly, and for WC 2022 we'll be a serious force to be reckoned with, because teams don't just pull miracles after only a few years. It takes several years to develop a proper team mentality and better results like CQ was doing.

You can't just look at the end results / stats / numbers, and pay ZERO attention to WHY these exact results were achieved.

We definitely should have kept CQ, and this is shown by the reality behind these stats and results (which were very good considering the lack of support he got, and a squad with not one single player in a top 5 European league).

[perspolis#1]

Great choice if true. Definitely an improvement on the previous.

A question for you.

Do you know a coach of Morocco who can defeat Iran at the World cup playing a semi attractive football?

[DJPedram]

I think the news is a fake, because Herve Renard is happy with Morocco

Morocco list for Friendly Game against Argentina
https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...na-malawi/amp/

Yes it is, when you check his instagram, he is talking about Euro 2020.