Ali Karimi back in training
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great. If he somehow can stay fit and get minutes he will walk into the roster for TM. He is much more capable player than Kamyabinia (sad joke) and Sarlak.Comment
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He's a quality player. Just needs to stay healthy.
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I wish him the best in his career but Ali Karimi as a DM is as slow as Kamyabinia without any of the defensive abilities, and barely any offensive abilities. One of the most overrated players in TM in the past 10 years to me.
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Yup, kamal at 32 when he is healthy(which is not the case often), is better than most of our DM.
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What is exactly comical?Originally posted by saadat_abad View Post
Have you watch him play lately? I doubt.
Since he is back PP playing much better. He was great in both PP asian cup run to final.
He is not fast but win lots of battles and contribute to offense as nokhodi said.
He is not Saeid but deserves his call to TM.
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Kayserispor have a match against Hatayspor on Friday. Is Karimi expected to make the bench?Comment
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None in squad todayComment
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In a cup game against Fenerbahce, they went down to 10 men in the 45th minute. Majid was subbed in at the beginning of second half. They defended well for the whole second half. In the 4th minute of injury time, they got a free kick outside Fenerbahce's box. The kick deflects off their defender and goes in the opposite corner... They win 1-0!!!! So sweet!!!Comment
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Majid celebrating the win. I am glad he transferred to this team. Getting lots of playing time and seems like a nice cohesive environment.
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Thank youOriginally posted by The View Post
thats what Ive been saying. it seems we are judging players today by what they were 2-3 years back!!
hell given our semi-pro football (Im being generous here), a player cannot be judged by what he was 3 months back, let alone 3 years.
has anyone seen consistent games by PAG?
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And we compare him to kanani who is full of sooti’s in QSL and would have many more to add for TM if we weren’t playing against borderline amateur opposition in WCQ’s. Again only reason why some ppl aren’t noticing it/seeing it is bc we haven’t paid the price of getting goals scored on us.Originally posted by Doctor DOOM View PostTeam Meli Iran
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Ali Karimi still doing individual training sessions at his club. Trying to get fit."This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin SotoudehComment
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