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  • Saam
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    Originally posted by KiarashM View Post
    Do you guys realize how strong our midfield would become if Hasegawa joins? Imagine this line-up, probably the strongest midfield Iran will ever have within the past decade. 3-6-1 with three central defenders, Nekounam and Andranik to help them out, Hasegawa as a centre midfielder, Masoud as the architect and two lions as wingers with our king up front...

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    This is nice on paper but probably will not work. Our attacks are usually down the sides and we rely on the wing backs a lot. Ex. Dejagah and Heydari combining or the lb combining with the lm. We don't really attack down the middle as much as we do down the wings. A 3 back formation requires energetic wingbacks who defend and attack and run up and down the pitch. I don't think Dejagah and Jahanbakhsh track back much.

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  • alaph
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    Originally posted by Superparsi View Post
    Bottom line is NO NONE IRANIAN should EVER play for TM! We are not Germany, Brazil, Holland or any other country. We are Iranians and only Iranian players should play for our national team! Just becuase someone throws themselves over the cliff, should we do it too?!! Internation games have honestly not as exciting as they used to be 15-20 years ago simply because teams are now bringing naturalized players. Its one thing if a player is born in one country and decides to play, or another just to give them citizenship and invite them to national team.

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  • Khashayar R
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    Re: Aria Jasuru Hasegawa @ F.C. Tokyo 2013/14 updates

    Originally posted by KiarashM View Post
    I really hope Aria gets called up alongside that black dude Edinho just to piss some racist members off on this board.
    Not wanting a player from another country playing for your country is far from racist.


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  • Kiarash
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    Originally posted by ramingeles2000 View Post
    Sign me up. I don't think there's any chance CQ would use 3 defenders, but in theory this is a sweet concept. There's probably not enough time for the players to gel at this point, but with Hasegawa in, and some WC practice...we'll take on anyone at the Asian Cup.

    My dream now for TM is more that CQ stays, 1-2 more of our players go to the Europe after the WC, and we win the Asian Cup.
    Exactly mate. In fact, it's a great formation and Italy uses it too. Andranik and Nekounam will play a defensive role so basically we still have 5 defensive players. Our midfield can feed the striker enough if you look at their qualities. A good mix of experience, variety, quality and young blood. But like you said, our team has been playing with the usual 4-3-2-1 for 3 years now so I don't think CQ will change his tactics.

    Hasegawa will probably not join this World Cup, but he still can at the Asian Cup and help us out in the 2018 WCQ! He's only 26.

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  • ramingeles2000
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    Originally posted by KiarashM View Post
    Do you guys realize how strong our midfield would become if Hasegawa joins? Imagine this line-up, probably the strongest midfield Iran will ever have within the past decade. 3-6-1 with three central defenders, Nekounam and Andranik to help them out, Hasegawa as a centre midfielder, Masoud as the architect and two lions as wingers with our king up front...

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    Sign me up. I don't think there's any chance CQ would use 3 defenders, but in theory this is a sweet concept. There's probably not enough time for the players to gel at this point, but with Hasegawa in, and some WC practice...we'll take on anyone at the Asian Cup.

    My dream now for TM is more that CQ stays, 1-2 more of our players go to the Europe after the WC, and we win the Asian Cup.

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  • Kiarash
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    Do you guys realize how strong our midfield would become if Hasegawa joins? Imagine this line-up, probably the strongest midfield Iran will ever have within the past decade. 3-6-1 with three central defenders, Nekounam and Andranik to help them out, Hasegawa as a centre midfielder, Masoud as the architect and two lions as wingers with our king up front...

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  • saadat_abad
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    Originally posted by persianballer View Post
    He pretty much said no in a polite way. He said in Japan he can't have dual nationality, and he's not willing to give up his Japanese passport. which means there's no way he's joining.
    you may be right, but you dont know that 100%. things can always change for the better.

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  • persianballer
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    Originally posted by saadat_abad View Post
    his dad never said no... he said its hard for him to accept the offer because he would lose his japanese citienzeship but thats about it.. never said NO
    He pretty much said no in a polite way. He said in Japan he can't have dual nationality, and he's not willing to give up his Japanese passport. which means there's no way he's joining.

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  • Kiarash
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    Re: Aria Jasuru Hasegawa @ F.C. Tokyo 2013/14 updates

    Originally posted by saadat_abad View Post
    his dad never said no... he said its hard for him to accept the offer because he would lose his japanese citienzeship but thats about it.. never said NO
    Exactly! So Hasegawa can still join us.

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  • saadat_abad
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    Originally posted by persianballer View Post
    His dad said it on Navad
    his dad never said no... he said its hard for him to accept the offer because he would lose his japanese citienzeship but thats about it.. never said NO

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  • persianballer
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    Originally posted by KiarashM View Post
    Where did you read that? I would like to have a source!
    His dad said it on Navad

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  • saadat_abad
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    Originally posted by ghermez agha View Post
    LOLLLLL @ ppl comparing rahmani to hasegawa!!!!

    baba rahmani has flopped in his first two opportunities with TM. to add to that hasegawa is taller, faster, and stronger. rahmani only has one advantage, which isn't even by a lot which is his play making abilities. other than that hasegawa is head and shoulders above him.

    and for those morons who keep saying he isn't Iranian, you can keep lying to yourself but the facts are right infront of you and he is half Iranian whether you like it or not. he always has been and always will be Iranian......as much as that may pain you people.
    YESSS! i dont get how they say he isnt iranian? arias dad is persian which makes him persian -___-
    davaris dad is persian which ALSO MAKES HIM PERSIAN!

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  • saadat_abad
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    Originally posted by Asoen1 View Post
    Rahmani is the best OM we have now. I don't understand how people can only think about it to invite HASEGAWA, he is no iranian for me, same with Davari, Makani Haghighi and Ahmadi are all better than Davari !
    haji are you okay?

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  • Ghermez Agha
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    LOLLLLL @ ppl comparing rahmani to hasegawa!!!!

    baba rahmani has flopped in his first two opportunities with TM. to add to that hasegawa is taller, faster, and stronger. rahmani only has one advantage, which isn't even by a lot which is his play making abilities. other than that hasegawa is head and shoulders above him.

    and for those morons who keep saying he isn't Iranian, you can keep lying to yourself but the facts are right infront of you and he is half Iranian whether you like it or not. he always has been and always will be Iranian......as much as that may pain you people.

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