The problem with Iran is that they can't play from behind. When they are ahead, they play team ball, pass the ball around... But when they are behind, they only think about taking 3 pointers. Speaking of Haddadi, his best performance was in 2007 Asian Games. He has been downhill ever since.
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Lol, thanks. I was starting to think I was hearing things.Originally posted by _Navid_ View PostProud 2b part of #TrotsRabbleDogs as a working class dog, Oz Corbynite & jaded republican.
"I'll always walk around like a Persian popinjay, and no one's gonna stop me, honey!"―Freddie Mercury.Comment
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But regardless of whether they are behind or ahead, TM seems to keep making the same sloppy mistakes. I think being ahead, while an advantage and a good position to be in, is still dangerous IMO as the players can become reckless or cocky and lose guard, which could potentially allow strong teams to come back into the game, maybe even change the outcome.Originally posted by shahin2000 View PostProud 2b part of #TrotsRabbleDogs as a working class dog, Oz Corbynite & jaded republican.
"I'll always walk around like a Persian popinjay, and no one's gonna stop me, honey!"―Freddie Mercury.Comment
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I just read that Davari was injured in the first quarter. So actually we were missing our 2 best 3-point shooters in the most important match.Comment
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This game is painful. Samad alone score 4 3-pointers so far in the first quarter. Why couldn't we play this yesterday??Comment
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our team is not good enough for international basketball. we may make it close but we are very unlikely to beat such teams.Originally posted by Abtin View PostAnd to be fair, we did give them a good race last year in Spain. Even the French fans applaused Iran
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Iran got the bronze by beating Japan 68-63. Good to finish with a win.Comment
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After Korea game
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lol at the girl was asking for Iranian player's signature in 2:26.Originally posted by Z Joon View PostAfter Korea game
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EXACTLY my sentiments! Samad's 3-pointers were definitely a painful reminder about what the outcome could've been if we could keep our nerves and play like that in the China match.Originally posted by _Navid_ View Post
On another note, would anyone know why Arman Zangeneh and Rouzbeh Arghavan weren't selected for the squad?Comment
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Well actually that is the point... We can't just rely on the 3s... haven't you heard you win by the threes and you die by the threes. We have to have a plan B. We should always start with inside game and have them collapse on our centers and power forwards which will then kick it outside to open shooters.Originally posted by Talaa View PostComment
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Zangeneh was injured just before the tournament unfortunately. Arghavan wasn't good enough and the coach decided to take two centers to the competition.Originally posted by Talaa View PostComment
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Great decision by Bauermann to take Hassanzadeh. He played a great tournament.Originally posted by _Navid_ View PostComment
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i thought i commented but i think it got deleted. I cannot believe we let china dunk all over us. Hamed and Samad need to be ashamed, they got dominated. Unfortunately our run is over, these guys are retiring and i dont see many promising players coming up, except Arsalan.Comment
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don't be so negative man. one loss doesn't mean its over! This team was missing a few key players and could have done better.Originally posted by EKBATAN View Post
China gets to play this competition on their own turf which makes a big difference. These same guys can win again.Comment
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