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  • BacheLot
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    need a somewhat Internationally experienced coach which isnt some outa-job-forever, played-out dinosaur whom the modern game has already passed him by..!!
    most importantly must possess somewhat of an impressive coaching resume that would demand immediate respect from players and the idiot IPL coaches dont stand a realistic chance of challenging his authority and decisions constantly nor ridiculing and comparing their bs coaching resume with him..!
    top all that with someone willing to live a significant part of each year in iran and deal with corrupted, broke-ass, incompetent Federation(& SportMinistry topping them..!), delays in paychecks, canceled friendlies and preparation camps and whatnot, obnoxious and hashie-saaz football media and high expectations from passionate fans who've been accustomed to favorable results ..!

    well all i gotta say is Gooz luck with all that......! aghaye Taj o rest of you unqualified, incompetent and corrupt moftkhors in Sport ministry..!! fucking stupid clowns

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  • naderb94
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    Those domestic coaches would be good assistants to a foreign coach. But none have the credibility to take the head job

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  • teammelli91
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    Originally posted by Trinity View Post
    Blasphemy!!! Firooz Karimi would be an absolute epic option! Yea, we probably Wouldn't even qualify for the WC but watching his interviews would be worth it!
    They’re all good for our domestic league, with a few exceptions: Yahya Golmohammadi and Alireza Mansourian.

    Because both have been noticed as coaches who’ve chosen to take notes from Carlos Queiroz and implement their learnings into both Naft Tehran and now Padideh FC. I’m not ignoring Mansourian’s failure at Esteghlal, but to be honest he wasn’t %100 to blame for Fall 2017. What he did with Naft Tehran was absolutely amazing. With little budget doing so well in the league and Asia. Players who came out of that Naft team were Arsalan Motaheri, Vahid Amiri, Alireza Beiranvand, Amin Hajmohammadi, Pado and others. He then took that team to Asia and eliminated one of Saudi Arabia’s best in the round of 16. Al Ahli with Al Soma and all their millions dollar prices stars. Such a good team that Naft was.

    And now Golmohammadi, a calm and composed manager leads Padideh FC at their new sexy looking stadium Yahya has helped push players who have received some recognition this year. Players like Amin Ghaseminejad, Mohammad Ghaseminejad, Reza Nasehi (who is old now, but we now see the failure in recognizing older players like him and Amiri. Because of the failure in our system to find talent at the right time), and others.

    I saw structure, I saw chemistry, organized tactics and gameplans from both coaches against their respective team.

    Mark my words that if Padideh wins the league or even gets 2nd/3rd plays the Sorkhabi clubs will tear that team a part. Which is sad.

    Anyways, I think Mansourian and Golmohammadi would be decent choices if IFF is broke. These two will understand the situation and would not complain. Which is sad.

    And then there’s Alex Nouri who we all want but we’re not sure why his name isn’t mentioned. He was in the stadium when we qualified to Russia 2018 and supported Carlos Queiroz. I respect him as a coach. He did very well with his club in the Bundesliga.

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  • Karimi 8
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    Originally posted by persiangodfather View Post
    the best bet we can have right now is some 1 like mahdavidkia or hashemian
    no other credible coach will come to iran and other european coaches who will come to iran wont have the passion
    Hashemian and mahdavika will be great options later in their careers but it is still far too early in their coaching to coach the national team. They need a lot more time to develop as coaches.

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  • persiangodfather
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    the best bet we can have right now is some 1 like mahdavidkia or hashemian

    no other credible coach will come to iran and other european coaches who will come to iran wont have the passion

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  • Trinity
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    Originally posted by teammelli91 View Post
    I doubt it’s Renard.. And if it is, I think Taj is waiting to sort out what IFF still owes Carlos and after the African Cup ends. That’s my guess.
    If we are going to choose a domestic coach my vote goes to Yahya Golmohammadi or Alireza Mansourian. No Ghotbi, no Daei, no Ghalenoei, no Samad Marfavi, no Ali Parvin, no Firooz Karimi, no Mayelikohan, no no no lol..
    Blasphemy!!! Firooz Karimi would be an absolute epic option! Yea, we probably Wouldn't even qualify for the WC but watching his interviews would be worth it!

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  • Iran_19
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    Iran doesn't need an old coach who sit outside of the pitch with his espresso in hand and send his assistants to do the training, most of old coaches are like this. Unless Queiroz who was running, training like the rest.

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  • sam20
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    Originally posted by EKBATAN View Post
    before we get a coach, can we pay last of CQ's money?
    Lol good point. Do they still owe him part of his salary?

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  • EKBATAN
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    before we get a coach, can we pay last of CQ's money?

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  • Leicester City
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
    Would Zaccheroni be a good option?
    I prefer your 2nd option: Felix Magath

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  • allan123
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    I think the best option is Jorge Luis Pinto ex Costa Rica Coach

    Good Strategy + hard discipline

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  • Nokhodi
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    Originally posted by BacheLot View Post
    he is a disciplinarian of the highest ranks..! more like an army drill sergeants..!
    half our squad would probably be spewing their chelokabob in the pre-game training sessions of his .!

    he will be a halfway decent affordable option for IFF but i dont believe he has ever coached a national team before and he is definitely one of those typical Dry, yekdandeh ZeGermans who's not flexible and diplomatic enough to deal with a cluster fk of a federation like Iran's.... i'd give him 6 months at most before shitt goes sour
    Magath has fallen behind international football norms and tactics.

    We need a good young educated guy who can instill discipline. He'll be cheaper too. Who that is right now? I don't know. I'd even take a chance with Mahdavikia.

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  • BacheLot
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    how about Papa Berdiyev..?
    similar overall defensive approach as CQ ... money-motivated and sorta used to working for scandalous bosses..! but lacking international experience and probably not cheap enough for IFF..!

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  • BacheLot
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    Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
    What about Magath? He trained several iranians and I also read he is a chess player
    he is a disciplinarian of the highest ranks..! more like an army drill sergeants..!
    half our squad would probably be spewing their chelokabob in the pre-game training sessions of his .!

    he will be a halfway decent affordable option for IFF but i dont believe he has ever coached a national team before and he is definitely one of those typical Dry, yekdandeh ZeGermans who's not flexible and diplomatic enough to deal with a cluster fk of a federation like Iran's.... i'd give him 6 months at most before shitt goes sour

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  • PSGman#19
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    Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
    Absolutely not, especially for a team like Iran. He doesn't care about defense and fitness.
    What about Magath? He trained several iranians and I also read he is a chess player

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