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  • KC McElroy
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    Ummm what success? Did we win something with CQ? Please remind me because I must have missed this success. Of course Wilmots is not bad...he is smart enough to learn that if you want your way use the tactic that worked so well for your predecessor...create hashieh and threaten to leave! That was CQs only great coaching lesson for coaches to employ against iff.

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    Yes you missed it.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by KC McElroy View Post
    I don't think Wilmots is that bad. It's just that we have been spoiled after all the success with CQ. The opposite way of how we accepted any koor va kachal to guide us after the Angolan tire.
    Ummm what success? Did we win something with CQ? Please remind me because I must have missed this success. Of course Wilmots is not bad...he is smart enough to learn that if you want your way use the tactic that worked so well for your predecessor...create hashieh and threaten to leave! That was CQs only great coaching lesson for coaches to employ against iff.

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  • MR.S
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    Originally posted by milad_b View Post
    yes he was injured. Also this is the reason why tractor has been doing poorly over the past few games. Dejagah plays important role in his teams.
    from what i remember Dejagah Klines the team after another player got injured

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  • shahabGAOL
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    Why in all reactions i read Iranian coach. I believe we will not be succesful with an Iranian and we maybe going World Cup with only group stage.

    No i like to see one of my choose or even Franz Beckenbauer would be great for us!

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  • Kavian
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    Willy is not adding too much value to TM and this payment issue is not going to disappear anytime soon and is a major distraction for the team morale. Federation should select a domestic coach whom I think there may be 1 or 2 options from the younger generation and augment it with a team of assistant coaches like hashemian, kia and others.

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  • milad_b
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    yes he was injured. Also this is the reason why tractor has been doing poorly over the past few games. Dejagah plays important role in his teams.
    Originally posted by MR.S View Post
    was he injured last Times he was left out also?

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  • MR.S
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    Originally posted by milad_b View Post
    dejagah is semi injured . he just came back from injury.
    was he injured last Times he was left out also?

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  • milad_b
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    Originally posted by MR.S View Post
    No Dejagah in the team?? Pls Wilmots leave now!!
    dejagah is semi injured . he just came back from injury.

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  • MR.S
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    No Dejagah in the team?? Pls Wilmots leave now!!

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  • shahabGAOL
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    I hope Carlos Quriouz will take over some how and he back for next game. With Carlos Quriouz we would be now on first place until now. Carlos Quriouz salary at Colombia is double 3 million Euro a year (Iran give him 1.5 million euro) would he be ready or Iran has to pay him more.. and Carlos knows that Iran would not pay in time.

    I am not agree on Vahid Hashemain to take over no experience at all. I would like to see Carlos Qurioz or Guus Hiddink, Joachim Löw, Vicente del Bosque or even Miroslav Blažević or José Mourinho, Louis van Gaal, Marco van Basten or even Bert van Marwijk would be an option.

    If we choose Iranian we would never progess and not go World Cup or only group stage of World Cup. We must never forget our golden time with Carlos Qurioz World Cup 2014 and the best ever World Cup 2018 at Russia

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    Originally posted by Iranianarsenal11 View Post
    Wilmots is our manager right now, and right now is a very crucial point in our qualifying campaign. A win against Iraq vs a loss is huge.

    That being said, I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I don't think we need a overpaid foreign manager to be successful. CQ was just another breed for us and we got blessed.

    A good domestic guy like Yahya Golmohammadi would go a long way.
    the issue is TM head coach means a lot more than being a proficient coach, it is about personality and mentality too.

    Yahya is a very solid option from technical side, but he is not the character that stands out as guy to lead TM. to lead this TM, deal with federation, clubs, players etc you need to be a very strong character. I feel like yahya is a bit similar in hashemian in that they are both a bit passive and neither too inspiring, whereas somebody like daei has the character but lacks the technical aspect.

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  • Stmaserati
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    Originally posted by Kavian View Post
    As I said before, this nation never learns to value what it has until it losses it … and I am going to leave the example to your imagination.
    CQ was not just a couch. He was a true Iranian in many ways. He loved our country, loved the team, loved the players, and put 100% for everything that benefited the team. Yes, he was not a KHAAYEMAL or CHAAPLOOS and didn't bow to every ass who thought is in the position to comment about a man at his level of experience.
    CQ never said he is quitting because he hasn't been paid. … He was ready to beat up the Korean coach for Iran. He played against his own country in the world cup and his whole heart was with Iran and wanted to win.
    And now after we lost our most valuable coach, we got Willy the Moo. Go Figure!
    I think this has to do with how much the Iranian people loved him. How many Instagram fan pages were made. His comment section on his Instagram page even today are Iranian people with praise and wishing him well. He was loved and respected for all the success he had, how could he not feel that Iran was his home.

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  • Kavian
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    As I said before, this nation never learns to value what it has until it losses it … and I am going to leave the example to your imagination.

    CQ was not just a couch. He was a true Iranian in many ways. He loved our country, loved the team, loved the players, and put 100% for everything that benefited the team. Yes, he was not a KHAAYEMAL or CHAAPLOOS and didn't bow to every ass who thought is in the position to comment about a man at his level of experience.

    CQ never said he is quitting because he hasn't been paid. … He was ready to beat up the Korean coach for Iran. He played against his own country in the world cup and his whole heart was with Iran and wanted to win.

    And now after we lost our most valuable coach, we got Willy the Moo. Go Figure!

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  • Iranianarsenal11
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    Wilmots is our manager right now, and right now is a very crucial point in our qualifying campaign. A win against Iraq vs a loss is huge.

    That being said, I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I don't think we need a overpaid foreign manager to be successful. CQ was just another breed for us and we got blessed.

    A good domestic guy like Yahya Golmohammadi would go a long way.

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  • persiangodfather
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    Originally posted by Sepehr9 View Post
    That's not true, only certain type of people want to leave Iran. Many do come back to Iran once they realise that Iran is the most beautiful country in the world. Our culture is second to none, delicious food, warm people, amazing nature, people just hate us because they can't be us.
    Yea its good to dream

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