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I know, I listen to your podcast and I am a big fan of what you do, khaste nabashid. I have listened to the interview and his answers are always good, but his actions doesnt match them. It would be nice to know what his goals are, especially leading up to the world cup.Originally posted by Gol Bezan View PostComment
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I see a lot of members mentioning that these things happen to him. They don't. He is at fault, not an agent, not anyone else. He's squandered opportunity after opportunity, if anything he's just as lazy as many other players we've had.
Hope he steps up cause for some reason we don't have many choices, but selfishly I wish he wouldn't get invited for a bit until he steps his game up.Ma Bishomarim
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I’ll be happy for him if he’s in form.Originally posted by peiman92 View PostWell well well
He scored against a much poorer than expected Malavan. I prefer Mohebbi to him, but let’s hope for the sake of TM he regains his old form and stays away from the malls.
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Let’s hope for the sake of TM, he never wears the shirt again. Towards the end of the last season even an Emirati U21 player was ahead of him. What does TM need him for?Originally posted by Nokhodi View PostComment
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Yup….that in itself is enough of a reason to keep him away from TM. Add in the fact that we have a ton of attacking depth, it really shouldn’t be a conversation.Originally posted by mehdi13 View PostTeam Meli Iran
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Nekounam today said that he has personally talked to Saeed to bring him to Foulad. Saeed told him about other Iranian offers but has said he is not interested in playing in Iran.
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He really needs to sort this soon before teams have to put in their lists of players.Comment
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The guy need 3 months to find his new (crappy) team?Comment
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He will be joining team in Iran. Does not appear he has any other option.Originally posted by koorosh View Post
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Interview with Iran Varzeshi (or maybe it was khabar varzeshi) he said he's under contract to Veijle and it's up to them. He may even stay in Denmark at the club and fight for promotion!Originally posted by O-ZoNe View PostComment
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Veijle already stated he would be joining a new team.Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
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We should be hearing this week about where Saeid is going. I highly doubt it is back to Iran given the lifestyle he appears to have gotten used to in Europe. Hopefully, Ali Karimi stepping up in Turkey will also help provide a push here.Comment
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Not really sure why they said that. Really strange on their part.Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
As of now Saeid had a move to Chaves on the cards, but they couldn't guarantee game time. Talks broke down.
Now he is training with Vejle because he missed pre-season since he expected he would move somewhere earlier.
It's very likely he will remain at Vejle at least until January.
Besides Chaves he had offers/interest from teams in Romania, Turkey, English League 1, Scotland and Denmark but couldn't find anything suitable for him. His agents really wanted him to accept a loan to one of these teams but he refused.Comment
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