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  • oracle
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    Originally posted by mehdi13 View Post
    Ncaa soccer season is starting. I’m planning to go to a few games next month. Those kids will be in better shape than 75% of the ‘professionals’ in IPL. Success, kateb jan, is when a high potential player leaves a league where Reza Enayati is top scorer as young as possible…
    with all these mickey mouse transfers
    be ready TO FAIL IN ACL AND ASIAN CUP
    FOR MANY MORE YEARS TO COME.
    these transfers only hurt and destroy our football.
    typial persian thinking
    dont have 5 bucks in the pocket but must drive a benz.

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  • mehdi13
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    Ncaa soccer season is starting. I’m planning to go to a few games next month. Those kids will be in better shape than 75% of the ‘professionals’ in IPL. Success, kateb jan, is when a high potential player leaves a league where Reza Enayati is top scorer as young as possible…

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  • oracle
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    Originally posted by inarsenewetrust View Post
    definitely. If those players cannot cut in 2nd division euro teams then they have too many weaknesses technically, tactically, physically, or mentally to be of use to TM if we want to go to next level internationally. In europe more competition, superior coaching, much more exposure to regular world of football even in lower leagues.
    it is sad when we consider alahyar success playing in
    england 2nd division .
    or
    only3 players have above ok transfers worth mentioning
    their names
    j.b even though has been up and down but still qualify.
    sardar even thogh he is struggling but made it to bl.
    hossini very consist.
    ONLY 1 GREATNES = taremi(lets put him in bundes liga see what he does loooool.



    pgl has enough fan base and enough money to entertain
    THESE SO CALLED BENCH WARMER STARS IN 2ND LEVEL EUROPEAN LEAGUES.

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    Originally posted by kateb View Post
    being bench warmers on 2nd level european teams?
    thats where majority of persians are at.
    striving for greatness is great
    BUT HOW MANY OF OUR PLAYERS EVEN QUALIFY TO TRANSFER?
    from 10s of players have transfers and have ruined its soccer
    life we have few that have achived AND ONLY ONE HAS ACHIEVED
    GREATNESS thats mehdi.
    is it worth it destoys 10s of players to get 1 great players and 3 to 4 above ok
    players?
    definitely. If those players cannot cut in 2nd division euro teams then they have too many weaknesses technically, tactically, physically, or mentally to be of use to TM if we want to go to next level internationally. In europe more competition, superior coaching, much more exposure to regular world of football even in lower leagues.

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  • oracle
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    Originally posted by Karimi 8 View Post
    Dude, PGL is a dead end... Think about how stunted the growth of Taremi, Azmoun, Jahanbaksh, etc would've been if they had never left to Europe. PGL and other lower tier neighboring leagues are what destroys our players. You should always strive for greatness, rather than to settle for comfort, it is essential for growth. Compare the careers of Mobali, Madanchi, Kazemian to the three listed earlier...

    If we want our football to grow, we must have more players move to Europe, and solely Europe. Staying in Iran or Asia will lead to nothing good.
    being bench warmers on 2nd level european teams?
    thats where majority of persians are at.
    striving for greatness is great
    BUT HOW MANY OF OUR PLAYERS EVEN QUALIFY TO TRANSFER?
    from 10s of players have transfers and have ruined its soccer
    life we have few that have achived AND ONLY ONE HAS ACHIEVED
    GREATNESS thats mehdi.
    is it worth it destoys 10s of players to get 1 great players and 3 to 4 above ok
    players?

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  • kian_khosh
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    rare kateb L i'm afraid

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  • Karimi 8
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    Dude, PGL is a dead end... Think about how stunted the growth of Taremi, Azmoun, Jahanbaksh, etc would've been if they had never left to Europe. PGL and other lower tier neighboring leagues are what destroys our players. You should always strive for greatness, rather than to settle for comfort, it is essential for growth. Compare the careers of Mobali, Madanchi, Kazemian to the three listed earlier...

    If we want our football to grow, we must have more players move to Europe, and solely Europe. Staying in Iran or Asia will lead to nothing good.

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  • peiman92
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    I don’t agree. There won’t be offers from top 5 leagues at first, they have to work their way up.
    However, if they fail after 1-2 years they should come back to PGL, instead of wasting their time on the bench in some low level portuguese club.

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  • MAJORITY OF TRANSFERS HAVE FAILED. TIME TO COME BACK

    taremi,sardar,goolizadeh,majid hosseini,alahyar
    are only 5 need to play a board.
    REST NEED TO COME BACK ASAP
    TO PGL.
    agents are destroying our players.
    why persian players need to get transfer
    at young age?
    what there is no 23 years old
    in europe that are better than
    our 23years olds?
    yasin salmani is next super star
    agents will destroy.
    unless he has offer from power 5
    he should stay in pgl.

    THERE SHOULD BE A RULE IN PLACE
    THAT CONTAINS THESE TRANSFERES.

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