Ok, Ali agha. Here it is. I must repeat that I am not trying to change your mind but rather clarify my writing. The article has left to people’s level of understanding and intelligence to make their own decisions. I neither have enough time nor it is my job to go into discussion with every individual to make sure he/she understands my points and sees the light.
I am going to start your post backward and with “character issues” or as you put it “Ghotbi’s personal life”.
I tell you sometimes this Ghotbi discussions turn more into a comedy than a serious talk. When his football aspect is discussed and how he is failing, his character is referenced. That how his personality have impacted our society (!) And how his character is setting example for others!? How this angel, this emperor “has conquered” our football with his great character and we should put up with everything he does. And when his character is discussed, then discussing his character has been diss and we must discuss his football aspect!
So what is it then? And why shouldn’t we discuss his character? Isn’t he turned into a “messiah” (as Agha Majid very well put it) by some of the same individuals? Don’t they put anything and everything down to keep him high? The very same strategy he uses when he fails, he has now preached for others to follow ...
Didn’t he bring up the “character issue” himself? Didn’t he attack journalists that “some of you do things that a human would not do to others and you are worse than animals”? Well how about you Mr. Ghotbi? The article clearly states that it is him who has brought up the issue of character and ethic and therefore, we will look at this issue to see who is more human and who is worse than animal according to his language.
And I totally disagree that we shouldn’t look more closely into his character any how, not only to respond to him about “who is worse than animal” but also to learn more about his problems in his football side that seem to be of your interest. As you were wrong about presidential campaigns in US that DO look into characters (and there are candidates that were set to win the election according to the initial polls but later failed simply due to character and family issues e.g. Gary Hart), character is also part of a coach’s pre-req to succeed.
In particular, his character is the main reason so many people that work with him learn to dislike him. About 10 players along with the coaching staff and management from the championship team last season are gone, simply due to this character of him.
And the article brings that up with examples from his past, his family, co-workers, players, fans, etc. He is known by his players to be a back-stabber, “be marefat”, an opportunist, someone that would turn his back to very same people that help him so much, and that is a major problem particularly in a culture that cherishes loyalty.
A characteristic that makes him very unpopular among his players and eventually leads to loss of respect and interest to play for him. Look at his last words, and again how he is blaming others for his failure, this time his players in Saba match that were “mashkook”!? Look at his track record, from his country, to his family, his coaching staff, his managers, his players, and all the way to his fans and how he has always turned his back to them.
So, yes I will talk about his character and will bring up examples (and believe me there are more in his track record that I did not bring up) to see “who is worse than animal” that he has advocated. Why is it that so many that get to know him closely eventually develop this bad taste about him.
How many players running away from him or he complains about? One day is Sheis, then is Mamani, then is Vahedi, then is Aghaei, then is Kaabi, then is Estili, then is Marzban, then is Roudbarian, then is Nosrati, then is Tore, then is .... Baba, this many evils and one saint? When is it gonna hit?
I remember once a friend of mine said the majority of Iranian football fans are idiots. Of course I disagreed. I said those minority who are “not so bright” have a more aggressive voice and you hear them more often therefore they look like majority.
Look at our own forums for example. There are about 10-20 if not 50 out of thousands of members that continue to run around and defend their emperor with aggressive tone for his wrong doing. He has failed in football; no tactic, no game plan, no strategy, ugly football and certainly nothing international about his team. He has failed in his character and has even turned his back to his very own die hard fans. There are many “questions” left to be answered as I brought them up, but still they have followed his last “farman” left in his last letter, and they are looking for “hidden hands” (read goose chase), the management, some very bad person that is getting leaders to attack him, some ... This very bad Mansoor that keeps questioning him and dares to write against him despite a bubble like “hype” that eventually burst .... And this comedy will continue as there is not much hope for some and as they struggle with their own shortcoming but rather attach it to others ....
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About foreign players issue and details of negotiations: I did answer this already. We have totally different stand on this. You basically say that others have done so it is ok for him to do it and you approve. Well I don’t. We have to start from some where to stop this, and the fake emperor is a good place to start. I have encouraged people to ask questions. Start asking question from those in charge and start asking questions from yourself. Those with enough intelligence won’t need anything else.....
And no Ali agha, there is no law in United States for asking questions particularly from public figures by journalists ... Imagine the presidential press conference:
"Mr. president, is it true that ...."
President: I will sue you if you ask me this question.
"Mr. President, is it true that the other ...."
President: that's it. You are being sued as we speak ....
Movafagh bashin and good luck with this one
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Doostan, I won't have that much time to discuss this again. And certainly don't have time to jump from one branch to another branch and different threads to discuss this issue. Please use your own intelligence to understand or simply reject. With so much there already from the football games to his words to the point brought up here and discussed in details and from different perspective including "why I am interested in Ghotbi topic (!?)", if the matter still remains unclear, the chances are it will remain unclear ....
I am going to start your post backward and with “character issues” or as you put it “Ghotbi’s personal life”.
I tell you sometimes this Ghotbi discussions turn more into a comedy than a serious talk. When his football aspect is discussed and how he is failing, his character is referenced. That how his personality have impacted our society (!) And how his character is setting example for others!? How this angel, this emperor “has conquered” our football with his great character and we should put up with everything he does. And when his character is discussed, then discussing his character has been diss and we must discuss his football aspect!
So what is it then? And why shouldn’t we discuss his character? Isn’t he turned into a “messiah” (as Agha Majid very well put it) by some of the same individuals? Don’t they put anything and everything down to keep him high? The very same strategy he uses when he fails, he has now preached for others to follow ...
Didn’t he bring up the “character issue” himself? Didn’t he attack journalists that “some of you do things that a human would not do to others and you are worse than animals”? Well how about you Mr. Ghotbi? The article clearly states that it is him who has brought up the issue of character and ethic and therefore, we will look at this issue to see who is more human and who is worse than animal according to his language.
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In particular, his character is the main reason so many people that work with him learn to dislike him. About 10 players along with the coaching staff and management from the championship team last season are gone, simply due to this character of him.
And the article brings that up with examples from his past, his family, co-workers, players, fans, etc. He is known by his players to be a back-stabber, “be marefat”, an opportunist, someone that would turn his back to very same people that help him so much, and that is a major problem particularly in a culture that cherishes loyalty.
A characteristic that makes him very unpopular among his players and eventually leads to loss of respect and interest to play for him. Look at his last words, and again how he is blaming others for his failure, this time his players in Saba match that were “mashkook”!? Look at his track record, from his country, to his family, his coaching staff, his managers, his players, and all the way to his fans and how he has always turned his back to them.
So, yes I will talk about his character and will bring up examples (and believe me there are more in his track record that I did not bring up) to see “who is worse than animal” that he has advocated. Why is it that so many that get to know him closely eventually develop this bad taste about him.
How many players running away from him or he complains about? One day is Sheis, then is Mamani, then is Vahedi, then is Aghaei, then is Kaabi, then is Estili, then is Marzban, then is Roudbarian, then is Nosrati, then is Tore, then is .... Baba, this many evils and one saint? When is it gonna hit?
I remember once a friend of mine said the majority of Iranian football fans are idiots. Of course I disagreed. I said those minority who are “not so bright” have a more aggressive voice and you hear them more often therefore they look like majority.
Look at our own forums for example. There are about 10-20 if not 50 out of thousands of members that continue to run around and defend their emperor with aggressive tone for his wrong doing. He has failed in football; no tactic, no game plan, no strategy, ugly football and certainly nothing international about his team. He has failed in his character and has even turned his back to his very own die hard fans. There are many “questions” left to be answered as I brought them up, but still they have followed his last “farman” left in his last letter, and they are looking for “hidden hands” (read goose chase), the management, some very bad person that is getting leaders to attack him, some ... This very bad Mansoor that keeps questioning him and dares to write against him despite a bubble like “hype” that eventually burst .... And this comedy will continue as there is not much hope for some and as they struggle with their own shortcoming but rather attach it to others ....
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About foreign players issue and details of negotiations: I did answer this already. We have totally different stand on this. You basically say that others have done so it is ok for him to do it and you approve. Well I don’t. We have to start from some where to stop this, and the fake emperor is a good place to start. I have encouraged people to ask questions. Start asking question from those in charge and start asking questions from yourself. Those with enough intelligence won’t need anything else.....
And no Ali agha, there is no law in United States for asking questions particularly from public figures by journalists ... Imagine the presidential press conference:
"Mr. president, is it true that ...."
President: I will sue you if you ask me this question.
"Mr. President, is it true that the other ...."
President: that's it. You are being sued as we speak ....
Movafagh bashin and good luck with this one
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Doostan, I won't have that much time to discuss this again. And certainly don't have time to jump from one branch to another branch and different threads to discuss this issue. Please use your own intelligence to understand or simply reject. With so much there already from the football games to his words to the point brought up here and discussed in details and from different perspective including "why I am interested in Ghotbi topic (!?)", if the matter still remains unclear, the chances are it will remain unclear ....
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