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  • Essi
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  • Iran_19
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    Wrong thread sorry

    Sent from my MAR-LX3A using Tapatalk

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  • The
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    So far today I have seen people say Branko isn't a bad option for TM and that Hajsafi should play CM for TM.

    Am I having a fever dream? What is going on?

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  • Altamonte
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    Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
    Are we trying to minimize what little speed we already have ?
    CMs aren't exactly renown for speed. Also Hajsafi isn't slow either

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  • Nokhodi
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    Originally posted by Altamonte View Post
    Karimi and Hajsafi should be our CMs for TM
    Are we trying to minimize what little speed we already have ?

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  • Altamonte
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    Karimi and Hajsafi should be our CMs for TM

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    Originally posted by Essi View Post
    Totally agree. Even though I dont want him anywhere near the National Team anymore but I'm really glad for him and think he's had a pretty decent Pro career and he's been one of our legionnaire that has made the wisest choices.
    I’m in full agreement with you Essi jan. Never liked him much and always thought even in his younger days he was very overrated but for the situation he is in, to be playing in a big club when your expected to win almost every game it’s a good pressure to play under bc in TM we will have those same expectations. So for him to be in that environment and do well is good for the sake of TM. Playing with quality caliber team mates (which AEK have plenty of) is very good too…..they just have to figure out a way to put it all together and fix the holes in their soorakh defense.

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  • Essi
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    Originally posted by Ghermez Agha View Post
    Very, very good news. I said it from the second he joined AEK that this had the potential to be the best move he has made in his career (along with going to 2. Bundesliga for one season). It’s not there yet but it’s starting to have signs of looking that way.
    Totally agree. Even though I dont want him anywhere near the National Team anymore but I'm really glad for him and think he's had a pretty decent Pro career and he's been one of our legionnaire that has made the wisest choices.

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    Originally posted by inarsenewetrust View Post


    Hajsafi starts final preseason game. Guess he will enter the season as 1st choice LB.
    Very, very good news. I said it from the second he joined AEK that this had the potential to be the best move he has made in his career (along with going to 2. Bundesliga for one season). It’s not there yet but it’s starting to have signs of looking that way.

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    Hajsafi starts final preseason game. Guess he will enter the season as 1st choice LB.

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  • Iranianarsenal11
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    Originally posted by inarsenewetrust View Post
    Main AEK site rated all the players performance in preseason. Hajsafi receiving rave reviews, milad not so much. Coincides with rumors today they may look to move milad.

    <<Miland Mohammadi: The Iranian left-back did not have the level and image that many would have expected. And just that Almeida played three in defense, without using him with the starters and constantly had him with the substitutes, says (too) much about what he showed. He started out as "confused", but towards the end he resolved himself competitively and was more substantial. Of the unsatisfied players. >>

    <<Ehsan Hadjisafi: The experienced Iranian with great seriousness and consistency is the best left-footed defender of AEK at the moment, with fluency in the long ball and how he keeps his position. Something he showed many times in preparation. Hadjisafi missed some training at the beginning due to the high intensity, but he came back. And he was also good among the players who earned praise from Almeida several times. Looks to be an important unit for a solution on the left and in the midfielders.>>

    https://www.enwsi.gr/1188507/aek/aek...i-kritiki.html
    Ahhh the greek translated names!

    Miland Mohammadi, Ehsan Hadjisouvlaki and Karim the buddy Ansarifarnt

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    Main AEK site rated all the players performance in preseason. Hajsafi receiving rave reviews, milad not so much. Coincides with rumors today they may look to move milad.

    <<Miland Mohammadi: The Iranian left-back did not have the level and image that many would have expected. And just that Almeida played three in defense, without using him with the starters and constantly had him with the substitutes, says (too) much about what he showed. He started out as "confused", but towards the end he resolved himself competitively and was more substantial. Of the unsatisfied players. >>

    <<Ehsan Hadjisafi: The experienced Iranian with great seriousness and consistency is the best left-footed defender of AEK at the moment, with fluency in the long ball and how he keeps his position. Something he showed many times in preparation. Hadjisafi missed some training at the beginning due to the high intensity, but he came back. And he was also good among the players who earned praise from Almeida several times. Looks to be an important unit for a solution on the left and in the midfielders.>>

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    Hajsafi started the last friendly vs utrecht (1-0 W for AEK). He played 60 mins at LB.

    Milad replaced him for last 30 mins of second half.

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    I wish Nottingham Forrest would bring him back he did quite well in his brief stint there and the fans liked him from what I remember.

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  • kian_khosh
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    Originally posted by Leicester City View Post
    Nokhodi already beat me to it, but I don't think those guys have a rich spouse like Karim who could financially support them. Reason why I was promoting him joining Swiss Super League is he could likely open doors for other players in Iran when he does well like he did in Greece.
    still though, 300k is honestly peanuts for what he should be getting

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