Iran vs UAE post match ratings

[somebuffguy]

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somehow we went from Taremi and Jahanbaksh's performance and TM's undefeated record to sanctions and China taking advantage of our resources ?

The point I’m making is that Iranians should stop being proud of Iran’s advancements, including sports, despite sanctions. We are not competing at the level we should be with global powers. Not with the resources Iran has, both human and natural resources.

[zereshk-ali]

Amiri had a poor game on the ball with those continuous slips in advanced positions but also taking him out of the midfield in the second half showed how exposed the cm of Ezza and Nourallahi is without his energy and closing of the passing lanes.

Ezzatolahi is an excellent defensive midfielder when he has the right player alongside him and that player is definitely not Nourallahi. And certainly not in a 2. People are praising Nourallahi’s
high press but there are too many occasions that he gets caught in between pressing and sitting and doesn’t close off the forward pass in behind him and this exposes Ezza’s lack of mobility. There’s no way we’re starting va Korea without Amiri in central midfield after Skocic analyses that second half defensively.

[OFFSIDE_1]

I was recently overseas and speaking to an Iranian from Iran. He asked me: how do people in the US view Iran? And I responded that the west views Iran as troublemakers. He said he disagrees and that they see Iran as competitors, pointing to the fact that western media is always mentioning us in their news.
I laughed at this because it reminded me of a story my mom told me as a kid about the Fox and the crow. The hungry fox sees a piece of cheese in the crow’s mouth and says to the crow, you sing beautifully! The crow feels good about this and starts to sing, cheese falling out of his mouth and the fox gets what he wants.
The point is that no Iranian should be proud of Iran’s perceived accomplishments despite sanctions, because there is no accomplishment to be proud of. In the meantime, the west flatters Iran by always mentioning it in the news, but then allowing it’s trade partner such as China to take advantage of Iran’s resources. Mizane tu sare Iran mige give your oil to China, your seas to Russia, and deals with those two countries behind back doors to get concessions out of them while leveraging Iran’s resources and turning a blind eye to the unfair trade practices that these countries partipate in with Iran.
These sanctions are NOT helping Iran. We shouldn’t just think about where Iran *could* be and should think about how to get where its people want it to be.

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somehow we went from Taremi and Jahanbaksh's performance and TM's undefeated record to sanctions and China taking advantage of our resources ?

[Prowess]

ARJ had a poor game, but he played well in the previous game against Iraq. His tentativeness on the ball is 99% related to his tenure at Brighton. Goes to show you how damaging a club can be to a player’s development, no matter how high the league is.

It was his decisiveness, aka confidence, that made the dutch league a piece of cake to him. Now, after years of psychological damage at Brighton, you can see his “regression”—-even in the dutch league.

A handful of games of Feyenoord won’t necessarily undo it, but hopefully receiving continued confidence and trust he’ll work through it, and become closer to the player we know he can be.

[PSGman#19]

Just confirms and rectifies what aghaye Graham Potter and I told you all! MAALI NIST! Smh...

Vaghean sad rahmat be aghaye Graham Potter!

I think he is not that good that we might think. He had an excellent season in AZ (over performed maybe). But I think he don't have the natural technical talents that some others player have. He is maybe too scholar, so I guess it works out when everything around you goes well but may not be enough if the opponent is stronger or your team don't do too well.

[Leicester City]

Yes, we all have to accept, JB is not shadow of the player who killed it in Dutch league, unfortunetly few years of warming the bench drained his confidence, and i doubt he ever become the player he was before, tbh, i don't even think he deserves to start in TM. Still lives with his old reputation.

Just confirms and rectifies what aghaye Graham Potter and I told you all! MAALI NIST! Smh...

Vaghean sad rahmat be aghaye Graham Potter!

[kian_khosh]

VAR DOOSET DARAM!

[somebuffguy]

Dude what is your beef with Skocic. We are top of the table, no goals conceded and on a 10 game winning streak. Do you understand Iran is under extreme international pressure, sanctioned to insane economic thresholds, and no big name coach will be stupid enough to deal with the headaches that comes with IFF. We should thank our lucky stars we've come this far with Skocic and he is getting us results. On top of that, what a great image IFF would set by sacking a coach who is actually getting results?

I was recently overseas and speaking to an Iranian from Iran. He asked me: how do people in the US view Iran? And I responded that the west views Iran as troublemakers. He said he disagrees and that they see Iran as competitors, pointing to the fact that western media is always mentioning us in their news.
I laughed at this because it reminded me of a story my mom told me as a kid about the Fox and the crow. The hungry fox sees a piece of cheese in the crow’s mouth and says to the crow, you sing beautifully! The crow feels good about this and starts to sing, cheese falling out of his mouth and the fox gets what he wants.
The point is that no Iranian should be proud of Iran’s perceived accomplishments despite sanctions, because there is no accomplishment to be proud of. In the meantime, the west flatters Iran by always mentioning it in the news, but then allowing it’s trade partner such as China to take advantage of Iran’s resources. Mizane tu sare Iran mige give your oil to China, your seas to Russia, and deals with those two countries behind back doors to get concessions out of them while leveraging Iran’s resources and turning a blind eye to the unfair trade practices that these countries partipate in with Iran.

These sanctions are NOT helping Iran. We shouldn’t just think about where Iran *could* be and should think about how to get where its people want it to be.

[Iran_19]

Yes, we all have to accept, JB is not shadow of the player who killed it in Dutch league, unfortunetly few years of warming the bench drained his confidence, and i doubt he ever become the player he was before, tbh, i don't even think he deserves to start in TM. Still lives with his old reputation.

[TM4LIFE]

Taremi. That is all.

[Mehdi-D]

I like Skocik but I would give him a big fat "ZERO" for his coaching and his substitutions today. Keeping Jahanbakhsh on the pitch after the start of second half, while you have many options on the bench, makes me really worried about having him as our TM coach. I hope he will do better in the future games.

[Iran_19]

Yes. IS classic combo and same as CQ time. Saeid sits, ahmad ranges. Before it was omid who had better playmaking skills than nourollahi, smarter passing. To compensate you need a more technical player. That is ghoddos. He is fit, he can run his ass off too like we saw in his start vs very strong aston villa side, and most importantly he knows when and where to play the ball. IT will make saeid, nour, and the front 3 look much better if skocic just trusts him more.

Now this has to be tested against good asian team, and half decent european, same as CB.

[inarsenewetrust]

and you have to see since he is paired with Saeid, Saeid also play better, during Wilmots time, he had to cover more field, and that is not his game. They make a god duo, Nour can sometime push attack, and when team need more defense they can add Sarlak, Ali Karimi(when healthy), etc

Yes. IS classic combo and same as CQ time. Saeid sits, ahmad ranges. Before it was omid who had better playmaking skills than nourollahi, smarter passing. To compensate you need a more technical player. That is ghoddos. He is fit, he can run his ass off too like we saw in his start vs very strong aston villa side, and most importantly he knows when and where to play the ball. IT will make saeid, nour, and the front 3 look much better if skocic just trusts him more.

[mehdi13]

Dude what is your beef with Skocic. We are top of the table, no goals conceded and on a 10 game winning streak. Do you understand Iran is under extreme international pressure, sanctioned to insane economic thresholds, and no big name coach will be stupid enough to deal with the headaches that comes with IFF. We should thank our lucky stars we've come this far with Skocic and he is getting us results. On top of that, what a great image IFF would set by sacking a coach who is actually getting results?

They should have hired an Iranian coach. There are better coaches in Iran than Skocic. They should have done whatever it takes to bring Yahya. They brought a midtable IPL coach. What kind of football is this? This is not sustainable against teams who don’t have cab drivers for CBs… Definitely won’t get results in a World Cup.

[Iran_19]

I was pleased with Moharrami for the first time in TM, he was out position only one or two times, but other than that his feet was moving, he made lots of combination move from lateral. Impressive game by him.