Iran vs Syria

[Roxanaz80]

Great read, thanks to all of you.

[irani8perspolis]

This is Wilmots coaching philosophy, he plays youth players... Syria is NOT a high pressure environment. Have you seen Japan’s squad? Look how many youth players they have, players from our senior are not level with senior players but Sayyadmanesh and the rest of our youth that played at U-17 WC is better. Wilmots had said he is going to continue to make the team younger.

Btw if there’s any place to test youth players it’s friendlies. I personally love what Wimots is doing, he is slowly creating a youth team for WC 2022. And other countries like the USA invited players from that U-17 WC (e.g. Josh Sargent, Timothy Weah, etc...)

When did I say Syria is a high pressure environment? In fact I agree with playing and even starting Allahyar in games like these. Again my point is related to rushing him into important fixtures to early.

[RaginG Inferno]

Hashemian is the standard definition of a consummate professional. I'm truly grateful that he accepted the job and kudos to what's his face for picking him. Didn't take too long to show how inept CQ was at utilizing our talented players in terms of possession, penetration, hold up play, attacking formation, and general footballing rather than his go to bunkering and bekesh ziresh.

Funny that Hashemian went out of his way to praise CQ:

http://irooni.live/ex-iran-striker-hashemian-lauds-performance-against-bolivia/

I agree that Hashemian is a class act.

[sarbaz]

Behzadi

Very well said.

[H.Behzadi FAN]

The day after the loss to Japan when CQ quit we all thought this was it for Team Melli. As if the PLAYERS were all gonna forget HOW to play football.
This win was big in so many ways.
5-0 beating of the ONLY team that scored against us in WC Qualifiers.
Return of Saeed .
Return to FORM of AJB. Huge. He looked so fresh and pounced on any loose ball.
The quality of Taremi.
And our attacking football and a youngster who not only comes in, but scores.

MASSIVE Confidence booster for everyone in the TM camp.
Let's pray the progress continues. We ARE a good team. There is no denying that.
Good Luck on Tuesday to the lads.

[Trinity]

Hashemian is the standard definition of a consummate professional. I'm truly grateful that he accepted the job and kudos to what's his face for picking him. Didn't take too long to show how inept CQ was at utilizing our talented players in terms of possession, penetration, hold up play, attacking formation, and general footballing rather than his go to bunkering and bekesh ziresh.

[Leicester City]

You missed my point, Taremi, Azmoun, and Ansarifard are all experienced players and can handle bad misses. A young player like Allahyar lacks experience, and rushing him into a high pressure environment like TM will not do him or the team any service.

This is Wilmots coaching philosophy, he plays youth players... Syria is NOT a high pressure environment. Have you seen Japan’s squad? Look how many youth players they have, players from our senior are not level with senior players but Sayyadmanesh and the rest of our youth that played at U-17 WC is better. Wilmots had said he is going to continue to make the team younger.

Btw if there’s any place to test youth players it’s friendlies. I personally love what Wimots is doing, he is slowly creating a youth team for WC 2022. And other countries like the USA invited players from that U-17 WC (e.g. Josh Sargent, Timothy Weah, etc...)

[BacheLot]

Allahyar is our future. I'm predicting that Wilmots will slowly ease him in over the next few years but avoid using him for competitive games except as a substitute, or against weaker teams.

The key points are that he still has development to do and he needs to be helped to do that. He clearly has confidence but we've seen so many young players lose that over the years and the pressure of playing for TM can be really taxing psychologically - media and social media don't help. I would much prefer a player like him slowly beds in with Azmoun, Taremi, Ansarifard and others than has the pressure of being thrust straight in, and I can't imagine the latter ever happening really. Feel free to screenshot this post but the kid is going to be slowly eased in over the next 3-4 years and that's the best way to do it. We aren't Japan, we are Iran.

een....!
thats why, he was brought in late-on vs an already beaten, pooped out, inferior opponent at Azadi..!
AWAY @ SK is likely to be a whole different set of circumstances and game situation......!! granted with Azmoun out, we are left a bit thin CF position, starting a still raw youngster, is not gonna be doing him any favors..!! in fact it could well be totally damaging to his psyche and (i'd imagine currently) sky-high, confidence ..!
if the game situation allows for it, WM may well bring him in late again vs SK, but that looks an unlikely prediction at the moment..!?

[irani8perspolis]

Because Taremi, Azmoun, and Ansarifard score on all the opportunities they receive. (Especially the latter player yesterday)

You missed my point, Taremi, Azmoun, and Ansarifard are all experienced players and can handle bad misses. A young player like Allahyar lacks experience, and rushing him into a high pressure environment like TM will not do him or the team any service.

[Rabbit]

Allahyar is our future. I'm predicting that Wilmots will slowly ease him in over the next few years but avoid using him for competitive games except as a substitute, or against weaker teams.

The key points are that he still has development to do and he needs to be helped to do that. He clearly has confidence but we've seen so many young players lose that over the years and the pressure of playing for TM can be really taxing psychologically - media and social media don't help. I would much prefer a player like him slowly beds in with Azmoun, Taremi, Ansarifard and others than has the pressure of being thrust straight in, and I can't imagine the latter ever happening really. Feel free to screenshot this post but the kid is going to be slowly eased in over the next 3-4 years and that's the best way to do it. We aren't Japan, we are Iran.

I disagree. In this day and age, there is no room for slowly easing into the team. Look at all the young players around the world playing for club and countries. Alex Sancho, De Ligt, De Jong, Mbappe, Rashford, Son etc. These players made a name at a very young age and it was the frequent playing that led them where they are now. Allahyar is not one of those kids who’s going to sit around waiting for the coach to give him time on the pitch while he bags in the money at the end of the week and spend it on parties. This kid has ambitions and he’s made it clear that he wants to compete on top level. He’s 17, he’s hungry, this is the new age of football where 25 years old means you’re in your prime and if you haven’t made it by then we’ll good luck. We are not Japan, we are Iran. This kid needs all the help and support he can get. He will make us proud


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[DR Strangemoosh]

tbf I dont think anybody sabotaged him to the core. Just overanalyzing that miss seems like an unnecessary thing to do. And Karim has always been a good servant for TM with excellent attitude and versatility. His mentality is an example to younger players like Allahyar even if his finishing isnt

Allahyar is our future. I'm predicting that Wilmots will slowly ease him in over the next few years but avoid using him for competitive games except as a substitute, or against weaker teams.

The key points are that he still has development to do and he needs to be helped to do that. He clearly has confidence but we've seen so many young players lose that over the years and the pressure of playing for TM can be really taxing psychologically - media and social media don't help. I would much prefer a player like him slowly beds in with Azmoun, Taremi, Ansarifard and others than has the pressure of being thrust straight in, and I can't imagine the latter ever happening really. Feel free to screenshot this post but the kid is going to be slowly eased in over the next 3-4 years and that's the best way to do it. We aren't Japan, we are Iran.

[inarsenewetrust]

I’m sorry, but why does Japan get to take a 17 year old who just recently turned 18 (Takefusa Kubo) to Copa America without any complaints but we sabotaging Sayyadmanesh to the core for a fairly common miss??? Is no one going to criticize Ansarifard?! Because I wil!

tbf I dont think anybody sabotaged him to the core. Just overanalyzing that miss seems like an unnecessary thing to do. And Karim has always been a good servant for TM with excellent attitude and versatility. His mentality is an example to younger players like Allahyar even if his finishing isnt

[Leicester City]

I’m sorry, but why does Japan get to take a 17 year old who just recently turned 18 (Takefusa Kubo) to Copa America without any complaints but we sabotaging Sayyadmanesh to the core for a fairly common miss??? Is no one going to criticize Ansarifard?! Because I wil!

[inarsenewetrust]

The second chance that Allahyar missed was just one of those things. Many forwards miss those chances.
The first one though was different though, that was something that improves with training. You don't see that kind of thing in the professional game and it's just a case of more practice.
But he did so well to get into positions and took his header (his third real chance) really well. I think it's great that Wilmots brought him in and gave him a run to get a goal on his debut, I hope he gives him a few more chances over the next 2-3 years and it would be great if he is on the plane to Qatar.

unbelievable. Ive seen lukaku and werner produce carbon copies of allahyars finish multiple times this year, especially werner. Allahyar went to chip it like he did from the same exact blade of grass on azadi a few months back for that great goal, but then hesistated at the last second and tried to wrap his foot around it. Also lets think that despite his bullish mentality and physique he no doubt had butterflies becoming the youngest ever to play for Iran.
Ansarifard has had 13 years more practice than allahyar, many of them in europe, and still misses the same chances. Taremi, dont even go there with his bad misses. Even azmoun. And these are all good players, so are werner and lukaku. My point is, there is really no need to overanalyze a miss like this, it happens to all players.

[Leicester City]

Too early. You can still see he is inexperienced. Missed a 1v1 easily because he rushed his movements. Give him another 2 years or so before he is starting regularly on TM.

Because Taremi, Azmoun, and Ansarifard score on all the opportunities they receive. (Especially the latter player yesterday)