If Carlos Queiroz takes us to the semifinals of the World Cup then yes he would deserve a statue.
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He deserves a statue but I think if he takes us to the knockout stages, rename Team Melli’s PEC facility to “Carlos Queiroz Football Training/Academy Building”. Or something along the lines of that. He totally deserves a statue.
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His flight was 5 days late and camp was starting today. It is not very kosher to miss work on your first day!!!
I am glad that CQ is here too, but all this extra worshiping of the dude around here is getting to be a bit too much. It is as if you want to build a statue of the dude and worship him. Oh wait, look at the title of this thread!!!!
I hope CQ chooses to play more like how we played Portugal and not like the first sixty minutes of Spain.
Lastly, the person who we should have shown much more RESPECT is Skocic and I feel we have wronged him big time.
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This man got straight to work without getting some sleep or even having kale pache!
#RESPECT
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Originally posted by diz View Post
Yes, he was brilliant, heart&soul.
With the current situation in Iran no statues needed. Diversions and bot bazi keeping us behind.
We often forget that if we weren't so difficult to manage, such noon o be nerkh rooz as a nation, we would have a country to call home, a top coach and all the best.
We wouldn't need saviors.
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Well a statue wont do it mates. Fix things. Its all magical thinking: praying to a statue will not change anything.
On a more serious note: I get the arguments that statues are for rememberance and trying to construct a story about the current issues etcetera. Its all good and well.
Problem with this is just one tiny fact: Internet and other forms of mediation have taken over the roles of statues. The only thing theyre good for is cult practices and a place where birds shit as someone nicely put it in this thread.
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Seriously. This World Cup is a write-off for me. Hope I am wrong, but common sense and logic is that an PGPL-level manager will not get it done on any serous international level. Miracles like this don't happen.Originally posted by Taz View PostYou watched the film 127 hours? Basically we're collectively Jamea Franco, currently, with our arms trapped in a canyon in desert heat and with no food or drink.
We've been drinking our own shaash for the past 2 years having to watch what has become of our TM. We know death (or the World Cup in our case) is imminent so we're using what little time we have left to reflect back on the moments of joy and happiness in our lives.
We dropped the ball with CQ. We dropped the ball with Azizi Khadem and the headless organization that IFF has become. We dropped the ball with getting zero financial support from the government after funds were frozen. Everything is a byproduct of this.
Let's just hope there is some coherence once IFF's new head comes in and he can work as best as he can in IR's system. We need to get a World Class coach that will care for our team, country, plan well and maximize our players abilities.
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Yek bareh begoo lajan donya football hastim. Jeeze guys we are the WC. Have some hope...it will do you good in many ways!Originally posted by Taz View PostYou watched the film 127 hours? Basically we're collectively Jamea Franco, currently, with our arms trapped in a canyon in desert heat and with no food or drink.
We've been drinking our own shaash for the past 2 years having to watch what has become of our TM. We know death (or the World Cup in our case) is imminent so we're using what little time we have left to reflect back on the moments of joy and happiness in our lives.
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You watched the film 127 hours? Basically we're collectively Jamea Franco, currently, with our arms trapped in a canyon in desert heat and with no food or drink.
We've been drinking our own shaash for the past 2 years having to watch what has become of our TM. We know death (or the World Cup in our case) is imminent so we're using what little time we have left to reflect back on the moments of joy and happiness in our lives.
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Were 5 months away from the world cup and these re-tarded threads exist.. Who gives a god dam about some statue of an ex coach?!
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Well if he gets a statue some day, I hope they put someone on it that makes a proper one, there have been a few less great ones over the years. This one on his fellow portugese countryman 😆
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Also I see hojat ol CQ at it with fatwas. Beware of the high priest Taz!
So cultish and creepy. Reminds me of those maradona altars raised by crazy napoli fans
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Statues are for ex commie east euro countries. Statues for this and that in true abero rizi style.
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Originally posted by The View PostNo because:
A) Statues are dumb. Only useful for bird to shit on.
B) In principal, not a huge fan of celebrating foreigners unless they did some very meaningful like saving lives of Iranians or some shit like that.
C) his greatest achievement with Iran (Morocco win) happened because some bald dude forgot how to head the ball.
D) He was a decent bus driver, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.
nOt a HuGe fAn of CeLeBrAtInG fOrEiGnErS UnLeSs....wow you must be fun at parties.
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