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  • Mort Nejad
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    ^Most of our goals come still come from set pieces...

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  • futbol>>>IRAN
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    does anyone know if he still applies conservative tactics for his teams. Most our goals under him came from set pieces.
    Still same old?

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  • Nariman
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    For Perspolis please !

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  • Martin-Reza
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    Just checked the standings and branko and al ettifaq are topping the table after 9 rounds. They are still unbeaten and already beat al ittihad for instance. It would really be amazing if he won a third championship with the third team he is coaching since leaving Iran.

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  • yashar_fasihnia
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    ^
    yea, ghotbi & daei proved that finished 4th out of 5 teams

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  • Pedram123
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    Originally posted by dvader6 View Post
    well, if quieroz's team gets grouped in a 4 team group of 2 strong, 2 mediocre teams ... where two of them advance directly and the third still has a chance of qualifying ... I think not only quieroz, but many others would be able to pull this off

    in your opinion will asia's final grouping be something like that this time around?

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  • Kaiser Amir
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    Originally posted by Martin-Reza View Post
    He coached two clubs since leaving in Iran and won as many league champonships. Would be a major surprise if he could overcome Al Hilal and Al Ittihad to make it three...
    No chance Martin-Reza Jan!
    I know Al-Ittfiaq pretty well since two of their last coaches in the past 4 years have been romanians.

    The first one (Ioan Andone) actually eliminated Sepahan in the group-stages of the Asian Champions League, while the second one (Ion Marin) helped qualified the team for next season's Asian Champions League.


    Al-Ittifaq is a very small club in Saudi Arabia, one of those which doesn't have a BIG WEALTHY Prince behind it.

    Instead, they have a board of directors and get their VERY SMALL BUDGET (4-5 million dollars per year) from local authorities, etc.

    Al-Ittifaq, in terms of money, is poorer than many iranian clubs.
    But, they have decent facilities, training grounds, recovery center.

    At the end of the day though, its impossible for them to challenge the likes of Al-Ittihad (they will win the Saudi league in the coming season) and Al-Hilal who have virtually unlimited budgets.


    Originally posted by dvader6 View Post
    well, if quieroz's team gets grouped in a 4 team group of 2 strong, 2 mediocre teams ... where two of them advance directly and the third still has a chance of qualifying ... I think not only quieroz, but many others would be able to pull this off
    Aziz,

    Thats the problem.
    You THINK many others will be able to pull off what Ivankovic pulled off.

    You know whats MY PROBLEM?
    Despite many people like yourself claiming others could have, would have pulled off what Ivankovic pulled off, in reality, no one has pulled anything off since 2006 til now.

    All we have actually pulled off is minimizing Ivankovic's achievments.
    Of course, its always easy to be all talk and no action.
    Thats what all 3rd world countries are good at...

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  • Martin-Reza
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    He coached two clubs since leaving in Iran and won as many league champonships. Would be a major surprise if he could overcome Al Hilal and Al Ittihad to make it three...

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    Originally posted by masoud nekounam View Post
    ^ Sorry, didn't see that.
    its cool no worries...mods just if you could please merge the thread that would be appreciated. thanks

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  • masoud nekounam
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    ^ Sorry, didn't see that.

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    not to be annoying or disrespectful, but this was posted earlier in the general forum

    Here you can discuss about International sports and the Olympics (Including the Iranian Olympic team)

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  • dvader6
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    Originally posted by Kaiser Amir View Post
    Good luck to my all-time favorite Team Melli coach.
    If Queiroz can achieve half of what Ivankovic did, then I'll be satisfied.
    well, if quieroz's team gets grouped in a 4 team group of 2 strong, 2 mediocre teams ... where two of them advance directly and the third still has a chance of qualifying ... I think not only quieroz, but many others would be able to pull this off

    in your opinion will asia's final grouping be something like that this time around?

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  • Kaiser Amir
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    Good luck to my all-time favorite Team Melli coach.
    If Queiroz can achieve half of what Ivankovic did, then I'll be satisfied.

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  • K.C.I.N.
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    they forgot to mention he brought us to the world cup 2006
    good luck to him

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  • masoud nekounam
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    Thought I would post it here because there were speculations about him returning to coach one of our clubs, but mods feel free to move to a different forum if need be.

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