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  • teammelli91
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    Of course he deserves a statue lol. It would be foolish to think this man doesn't deserve a statue.

    There's a project I've put aside for a few years now which is supposed to highlight every single action by Carlos Queiroz which helped benefit not just our national team but our football as a whole.

    I haven't started on it but I have a bunch of notes. The thing about these projects is that you have to be quick and save clips, news letters, articles and etc. Otherwise it'll half assed. And I don't think CQ deserves a half assed video highlighting his contributions.

    I decided not to work on it/upload it because when Juan Perron arrived it was time to move on. The tribute videos were enough. I was also getting PM'ed/comments of hate by religious maniacs who hate Carlos. So I decided to lay off another tribute for CQ. It was time to move on.

    But I'm working on it little by little to highlight many of his contributions. From defending the fans, his team/staff, to being sarcastic towards the forehead branded idiots during Ashoura (I've been looking for that video everywhere and still haven't found the clip. It was genius). He basically taunts Asadi guilting him back with something like, "This is the month of Hossein, so I don't speak. Others speak badly during this month and preach religion. But I respect this month so I don't speak." Enghadr ghashang goft ke tamaame tahanaashoono service kard

    Anyways, Carlos Queiroz for sure deserves a statue.

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  • Keshwardoost
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    Originally posted by Doctor DOOM View Post
    ^ correct.
    If anyone here is from nepal or burkinafasu, I'd like to say they are my 2nd most favorite teams.
    so no hard feelings,ok?
    Lol 😅

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  • Doctor DOOM
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    ^ correct.
    If anyone here is from nepal or burkinafasu, I'd like to say they are my 2nd most favorite teams.
    so no hard feelings,ok?

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  • Keshwardoost
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    Originally posted by Doctor DOOM View Post
    FFS, why are we reducing ourselves to the level of nepal???
    was CQ good for ourfootball? given his entire 8 year tenure, I'd say yes. he was. he did a lot.

    But to elevate him to such status that deserves a statue is completely ridiculous.
    for starters, he didnt win ANYTHING for us.
    He failed in two asia cups.
    His first WC also left a lot to be desired given we just parked the bus.

    as for his benefits, a lot has been said which I agree with most of it.

    so we can hail him as a successful TM coach. But plz for god's sake do not reduce us to nepal's or burukinafasu levels
    have some self respect plz
    soo whats up with the nepal and burkinafaso downplay?
    that was uncalled for..

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  • Doctor DOOM
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    FFS, why are we reducing ourselves to the level of nepal???
    was CQ good for ourfootball? given his entire 8 year tenure, I'd say yes. he was. he did a lot.

    But to elevate him to such status that deserves a statue is completely ridiculous.
    for starters, he didnt win ANYTHING for us.
    He failed in two asia cups.
    His first WC also left a lot to be desired given we just parked the bus.

    as for his benefits, a lot has been said which I agree with most of it.

    so we can hail him as a successful TM coach. But plz for god's sake do not reduce us to nepal's or burukinafasu levels
    have some self respect plz

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  • Keshwardoost
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    Originally posted by Roozbeh-G2006 View Post
    You got to be careful who you make statutes of. Otherwise you will have so many players feeling discriminated against. You should only make statutes of truly phenomenon players who have achieved at the highest level, like won world cup or hold world record. Known and respected worldwide someone like Pele, Maradona, Ronaldo, Messi. The only one we have that could deserve a statute is Ali Daei. And he has stadium named after him anyway.
    Fair point

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  • Roozbeh-G2006
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    Originally posted by Keshwardoost View Post
    We should build statues all around Azadi complex, with our profiles. After they ended their careers, like atleast 5 years has passed. Karimi, Daei, Azizi, some 1900-2000 players. One day, Beiranvand after 5 years retirement.. a Ghucci statue celebrating goal vs korea.. and so on

    All goalscorers so far at wc. And so on. Same for great coaching achievments.

    Cq for concecutive WC, and everything else. And 8 years service.
    Talebi for 98, coach for u17wc sucess, Skocic for his record and saving our campaign. (even if i say he should be replaced by cq)
    A hall of fame.

    Would be a great feature around the stadium. Maybe also qdd a park area there with statues.
    That woulb be better than only one statue, more fair to all great profiles.

    Young kids kan go read about them, be inspired, and dream of their own statues..
    You got to be careful who you make statutes of. Otherwise you will have so many players feeling discriminated against. You should only make statutes of truly phenomenon players who have achieved at the highest level, like won world cup or hold world record. Known and respected worldwide someone like Pele, Maradona, Ronaldo, Messi. The only one we have that could deserve a statute is Ali Daei. And he has stadium named after him anyway.

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  • Keshwardoost
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    We should build statues all around Azadi complex, with our profiles. After they ended their careers, like atleast 5 years has passed. Karimi, Daei, Azizi, some 1900-2000 players. One day, Beiranvand after 5 years retirement.. a Ghucci statue celebrating goal vs korea.. and so on

    All goalscorers so far at wc. And so on. Same for great coaching achievments.

    Cq for concecutive WC, and everything else. And 8 years service.
    Talebi for 98, coach for u17wc sucess, Skocic for his record and saving our campaign. (even if i say he should be replaced by cq)
    A hall of fame.

    Would be a great feature around the stadium. Maybe also qdd a park area there with statues.
    That woulb be better than only one statue, more fair to all great profiles.

    Young kids kan go read about them, be inspired, and dream of their own statues..

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  • Roxanaz80
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    Lots of respect for CQ, no doubt. Statue yes if we had won the World Cup, too much Irooni bazi otherwise.

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  • Abtin
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    Originally posted by Ali Doust View Post
    Forget Statue. Lets build a shrine for him and worship him like we do for those characters from 1400 years ago.
    you mean instead of them, right?

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  • Keshwardoost
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    Originally posted by kateb View Post
    if i ever become head of iff
    i wold prosecute khodad azizi and ali karimi
    FOR TURNING THEIR BACK on TEAM MELLI,
    and costing tm 2 world cup appearance 2002 and 2010.
    it be a civil prosecution DEMANDING THE FIFA MONEY
    TM WOuLD F GOTTEN paid for 02 ,2010 wc frm azizi and karimi.
    If I get to be head of IFF


    Id push for our fifa money, or push for a solution that they pay from that pot: our coaches, kits and camps directly or something in that direction until sanktions are gone.

    # Start a style identification and set up organized style from youth teams to A team so they learn same basics and structure/style so its easyier to take the step up ftom youthteams to TM.
    Thats also not as costly as it sounds in the long run, just bunch of benifits.

    # Hire/scout coaches after those terms from style identification plan.

    # Invest in B team turnament in sept-nov every year, good for giving chance to TM local prospects before asia cups for an example.

    A team goes to same cqmp every year, easyer to set up rutines for the camp and improve the camp gradualy every year after evaluation prosecc. What was good what can be better.
    Not in tehran, maybe end 5 days in tehran training complex, or initial 5 fays in iran, for physics tests team organization,chefs and so on needs to practice on travel part so a good trip is recomended. Spain, or an Iran friendly country for an example.

    #Set up fun bonuses, not only cash. For an example. Win 5 straight games in qualifyiers go to a disney land version maybe in qatar with team, 7 games, 4 days mexico, 10 games no loss, everybody gets 1 hour in TM bus no questions asked.. you se where im going with this..

    Involve team i choosing thiese goals, makes it more unintentionqly motivating for the players to be involved in this prosec, having team meetings to choose the goals. This brings team and group together. Involve some charity in it to keep them on the ground and mentaly humble. 3rd straight win, visit childrens hospital with team, start with that. Makes them remember who we play fore. Minimizes diva stuff on and of field and makes maybe team more effective,

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  • oracle
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    Never will I forget his performance vs Korea. Legendary! Even in AC versus China the guy could turn it on and off.
    Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk
    if i ever become head of iff
    i wold prosecute khodad azizi and ali karimi
    FOR TURNING THEIR BACK on TEAM MELLI,
    and costing tm 2 world cup appearance 2002 and 2010.
    it be a civil prosecution DEMANDING THE FIFA MONEY
    TM WOuLD F GOTTEN paid for 02 ,2010 wc frm azizi and karimi.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by Ghermez Agha View Post
    It’s not even debatable bro….AK8 was by far the most talented, skilled and gifted player Iran has ever produced. If only he had a functioning brain inside that head of his….
    Never will I forget his performance vs Korea. Legendary! Even in AC versus China the guy could turn it on and off.

    Sent from my SM-G973W using Tapatalk

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Karimi never reached the heights of his amazing potential though. This is why as a player the guys in the post 1998 era who deserve the most credit (as players) are Daei, Mahdavikia closely followed by Nekounam even if Ali Karimi was the most gifted

    Hopefully in the future all of these will receive the respect they deserve

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  • oracle
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    Originally posted by Ghermez Agha View Post
    It’s not even debatable bro….AK8 was by far the most talented, skilled and gifted player Iran has ever produced. If only he had a functioning brain inside that head of his….
    he was A LOT MORE in shape 3 years after he retired THAN
    WHEN HE was in his prime playing.

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