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I saw on IG that after the game Sardar embraced a Mainz assistant coach, Babak Kayhanfar. Had no idea we had an Iranian assistant on Mainz.Comment
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yeah, he is quite highly rated and close with sardar since he arrived in germanyOriginally posted by PEJ View PostComment
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Thanks alot for posting this interview!! He come across a really good guy.Originally posted by Keshwardoost View Post
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"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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So much going on behind closed doors. In the light of the quote you just posted I'm guessing it affected his chances of starting. No reason starting someone who is on his way out. In other words: first series of injuries, then this transfer. Really no wonder why he didnt start these last months!Originally posted by taremiscores View PostComment
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Fav highlights from the interview:
- Him talking about his responsibility of giving back to sports and that he is delighted to support women in sports.
- Him talking about the need of investing in youth and the importance of wanting whats good for iranians.
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I love flipping through pages in these threads and reading the bipolar comments by “fans” of Iranian football. “He thux!” “He’s the neckth-T Ibrahimovic!” It’s delightful.Comment
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Happy he didn't join Marseille. This team and city can change a sheep into a wild wolf.Comment
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Thanks AGC jan! Im happy i found it,Originally posted by AGC View Post
really great talk overall and about TM during wc.
The part with his horses was a great ending to the show aswell.Comment
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who called him next Ibrahimovic? i’d be happy with next Hashemian…Originally posted by teammelli91 View PostComment
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when did he say this ...!?Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
the video is an older interview... i think
before the OM transfer rumorsComment
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I am a huge Hashemian fan, but I can argue that Sardar is better. Hashemian had 2 really good season with Bochum, but that's about it.Originally posted by mehdi13 View Post
If your argument is you will be happy with Sardar having a couple of Hashemian like seasons in the Bundesliga, I will agree with you. But as a player, I think Sardar is better. For majority of footballer, its about fit. You really have to be cognizant of which team and system you go into.Comment
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My point, not argument, is that the fans set him up to be criticized like this by having very big expectations for him. This isn’t meant to be critical, but he was in Russian league in mid-20s and Iranian fans were calling him world class or one of the top strikers in Europe. That’s just unrealistic. I don’t think Hash is a better player but first we should compare to Iranian players’ accomplishments and then get to comparing with the world’s best. A few years ago with like 30-something TM goals, some folks were sure he’s gonna beat Daei’s record. Expectations of top 5 striker in Europe, 100 int’l goals… these aren’t small things. Most players will come up short.Originally posted by PEJ View PostComment
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Originally posted by BacheLot View Post
Here he mentions it during TM part. He also explained more background details to why his body was empty.
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