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  • Medzdidz
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    He didn’t get any game time in their last game , stayed on the bench and they lost 3-0 at home. 5 losses in row now.

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  • Medzdidz
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    Originally posted by milad_b View Post
    is he worth getting invited or na?
    Its been ages since i've heard of him.
    No consistent game time, makes more of an impact as a sub for his team. In and out of the squad with injuries , I’d say their are others ahead of him at the moment.
    No idea what the situation will be with Charleroi when the loan with Gorica finishes but at his age he needs to be playing when he is fit and that is not always the case at Gorica.

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  • milad_b
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    is he worth getting invited or na?

    Its been ages since i've heard of him.

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  • Medzdidz
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    They lost 4-0 and he was subbed off at half time.

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  • taremiscores
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    Younes Starting vs. Hajduk Split. Game starts in 30 minutes.

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    Originally posted by The View Post
    I think a good stepping stone for him would be the u-23 tournament next year. Too much competition at the moment for him to crack the TM lineup at the moment.
    lineup sure. But we are calling up likes of ghayedi and torabi currently without issue so hard to say this kid, if he continues recent performances, should not be given a chance with seniors.

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  • Taz
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    Keep Ghaedi for the lols, his little 2 minute cameos of being physically embarrassed by any semi-professional defender brings a little bit of joy to the customary dire TM performance. Torabi is bringing little though beside the namaz on a yoga mat in the dressing room vibe.

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  • The
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    Originally posted by inarsenewetrust View Post
    if he keeps up this level of performance for a few months there is no reason he shouldnt be invited ahead of Ghayedi or Torabi. 2 players who so far add nothing to TM. Torabi didnt even do anything for perspolis in past 6 months and ghayedi is a substitute in UAE
    I think a good stepping stone for him would be the u-23 tournament next year. Too much competition at the moment for him to crack the TM lineup at the moment.

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    if he keeps up this level of performance for a few months there is no reason he shouldnt be invited ahead of Ghayedi or Torabi. 2 players who so far add nothing to TM. Torabi didnt even do anything for perspolis in past 6 months and ghayedi is a substitute in UAE

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  • Iran_19
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    Originally posted by Taz View Post
    At 16/17 this kid broke into PGPL and banged in 7 league goals in a campaign. It's unheard of. Don't sleep on it, his potential was ridiculous, not sure what's happened in the land of Sgohcic beside fitness issues but hopefully it at least means he might be given a chance ahead of the likes of Rafiei if he keeps this up.
    He is winger, we have plenty
    Rafiei is CM, it is where we suck, it is reason why at 32 he get invited to TM.

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  • Taz
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    At 16/17 this kid broke into PGPL and banged in 7 league goals in a campaign. It's unheard of. Don't sleep on it, his potential was ridiculous, not sure what's happened in the land of Sgohcic beside fitness issues but hopefully it at least means he might be given a chance ahead of the likes of Rafiei if he keeps this up.

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    Originally posted by zereshk-ali View Post
    You’re missing my point.

    Skocic is receiving criticism for not integrating youth, when CQ did not do so in his WC 2014 squad despite having 3 years of qualifying and friendlies ahead of this point.

    I mention Azmoun as notable because despite being young and precocious he was already extremely highly regarded at the time (more so than JB) and was then thrown straight into the starting line up ahead of Gucci in the AC just after. This is not a criticism of CQ - he certainly became a lot bolder and progressive with his integration of youth. But it didn’t happen until after 2014 and we need to acknowledge that. And the comparison of the younger players you are mentioning that he integrated does not fit the time line which allows a comparative damning of Skocic.
    Sure I agree that’s fair…..esp considering CQs first year or so he wasn’t experimenting much with youth either. As time goes on with Skocic we can evaluate his youth integration more fairly.

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    His highlights from yesterday. Great game by him. Unlucky not to score a few more, hit post with great curling effort and forced GK into good save as well.

    He has a huge ceiling if he stays fit, same level of talent of Allahyar, maybe even more in terms of pure footballing side of things (technique, game IQ, etc)

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  • zereshk-ali
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    You’re missing my point.

    Skocic is receiving criticism for not integrating youth, when CQ did not do so in his WC 2014 squad despite having 3 years of qualifying and friendlies ahead of this point.

    I mention Azmoun as notable because despite being young and precocious he was already extremely highly regarded at the time (more so than JB) and was then thrown straight into the starting line up ahead of Gucci in the AC just after. This is not a criticism of CQ - he certainly became a lot bolder and progressive with his integration of youth. But it didn’t happen until after 2014 and we need to acknowledge that. And the comparison of the younger players you are mentioning that he integrated does not fit the time line which allows a comparative damning of Skocic.

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    Originally posted by zereshk-ali View Post
    This is an unfair comparison when you consider the length of time involved in the 2 terms.

    You say CQ integrated these players “fairly early” but he was in charge for 3 years before the WC in Brazil and he notably didn’t take Azmoun. JB was the only of the players you mention above that was a clear early attempt at developing for the future in that squad.

    Skocic is absolutely right to have steadied the ship with the existing successful core and then look to integrate youth once we’ve qualified (which CQ incidentally didn’t do until the AC)
    Leaving azmoun out at the time was hardly “notable”……he was a young talent who was just promoted from Rubin’s youth team to first team and was still a raw talent. He was given a chance and was a part of TM before and after the WC but CQ opted for experience and players who suited the specific tactics of what he wanted in the 3 group games which he said many times so I don’t see how you can’t say he didn’t integrate Sardar just bc he left him out of the tournament. What impact did that have in Sardar’s career?

    Also it’s totally unfair for you to say JB is the only player he integrated early. Majid Hosseini and PAG both were lower profile players who were brought into major tournaments used as starters and shined very bright. Saeid Ezi was still in Atlético’s youth system when he was brought in as a 17 or 18 year old too.

    Amiri and rezaeian also were low profile guys most ppl didn’t know of. It’s quite a long list of players he introduced that had big positive impacts for TM.

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