Amir Ghalenoi appointed as TM Head Coach

[PSGman#19]

Why would any of these coaches want to come to I.R shithole in the middle of a revolution and turmoil and on top of that work whit a bunch of incompetente iff olaghs and not getting paid in time?

A.G is the best worst option we have, beggers cant be choosers.

One good reason?

We should ask Morais, sa pinto, Jemez for that. All them have to leave all the season in a shithole as you said while TM coach doesn't necessarily have to.

We can also ask Sanchez too as he was near TM post

[peiman92]

I don't agree. I will exchange every AC for tons of quality legionnaires and good WC coupled with sub-par AC, like SK has.

Why would you not want both lol? You don’t need to choose only one you know 😂

[Artaxerxes]

Taj really shit in the bed. Vahid Halilhodzic, Sabri Lamouchi, Lucien Favre, Petkovic.. wasn't it impossible to find someone like that???

Why would any of these coaches want to come to I.R shithole in the middle of a revolution and turmoil and on top of that work whit a bunch of incompetente iff olaghs and not getting paid in time?

A.G is the best worst option we have, beggers cant be choosers.

One good reason?

[PSGman#19]

The AC is very important for us and we must win it next year.

I don't agree. I will exchange every AC for tons of quality legionnaires and good WC coupled with sub-par AC, like SK has.

[peiman92]

I don't give any importance on AC so do the world who don't even broadcast this competition.

Thanksfully, the current clown we have will only waste AC and one year behind closed doors. January 2024 will see a reset of this mascarade, hopefully not replaced by another one

The AC is very important for us and we must win it next year.

[PSGman#19]

Those ”safe hands” of 2011-2019 got us nothing but 2 humiliating defeats at the hands of Iraq & Japan despite working 8 years with the team.

Now Iran is finally free of those ”safe hands” and hopefully we will all celebrate an AC-title in February next year.

I don't give any importance on AC so do the world who don't even broadcast this competition.

Thanksfully, the current clown we have will only waste AC and one year behind closed doors. January 2024 will see a reset of this mascarade, hopefully not replaced by another one

[peiman92]

First time since 2011 I feel we are in bad hands. No trust on this charlatan. I trusted Skocic much more

Those ”safe hands” of 2011-2019 got us nothing but 2 humiliating defeats at the hands of Iraq & Japan despite working 8 years with the team.

Now Iran is finally free of those ”safe hands” and hopefully we will all celebrate an AC-title in February next year.

[PSGman#19]

Taj really shit in the bed. Vahid Halilhodzic, Sabri Lamouchi, Lucien Favre, Petkovic.. wasn't it impossible to find someone like that???

[peiman92]

The General has a golden opportunity here.
Get us the title & he will never be forgotten.

[tooleh khers]

First time since 2011 I feel we are in bad hands. No trust on this charlatan. I trusted Skocic much more

The charlatan is gone. Ghalenoi has already been a breath of fresh air.

[PSGman#19]

First time since 2011 I feel we are in bad hands. No trust on this charlatan. I trusted Skocic much more

[peiman92]

I’m winning arguments by speaking in facts, you’re continuously disregarding them. Winning games with the World Cup on the line matters for a country that historically speaking, does not make it most of the time and has had many, many failures and obstacles.

you’re measuring stick for what you expect to see for TM is simply not grounded in reality, sorry.

We have different expectations of TM.

I expect them to qualify for R16 in WC and just qualifying to WC is a failure for me while you seem to be content with just qualifying.

You’re continuosly trying to bring up results from WCQ as a proof of CQ ”success” but i will continue to disregard them because WCQ is just a warmup for WC, nothing more.

Sorry, but your expectations of TM are way too low.

[Ghermez Agha]

You know you're not winning any arguments by calling people trolls etc.

Winning is always good but winning when it matters is what football is all about.
But clearly you seem to be of a different opinion.

I couldn't care less if we finish WCQ with 10 wins out of 10 when it's results in the final tournament that matters.

I’m winning arguments by speaking in facts, you’re continuously disregarding them. Winning games with the World Cup on the line matters for a country that historically speaking, does not make it most of the time and has had many, many failures and obstacles.

you’re measuring stick for what you expect to see for TM is simply not grounded in reality, sorry.

[peiman92]

I think that's us swinging the pendulum back too far now.

Final mentality is more than just a defensive or offensive strategy or saying we'll win the game before it happens. Its taking the opponent seriously regardless of stature, analyzing the opponent, making every touch, every pass, every shot count for something.

Every Iran-Kyrgyzstan game starts at 0-0 and so does every Iran-Japan or Iran-Saudi game. There's a huge amount of emotional discipline and crispness our team needs to learn before January next year.

What i meant was going into every game with confidence.
Especially the KO-games where we usually start shaking like crazy instead of playing to win…

I agree about us needing to take every opponent seriously. We shouldn’t underestimate anyone but more importantly not OVERESTIMATE teams like Japan etc.

[perspolis#1]

7 finals are ahead of us. We need to go into every game with the mentality that we will win the game.

The ”not to lose” mentality have cost us way too many asian cups.

I think that's us swinging the pendulum back too far now.

Final mentality is more than just a defensive or offensive strategy or saying we'll win the game before it happens. Its taking the opponent seriously regardless of stature, analyzing the opponent, making every touch, every pass, every shot count for something.

Every Iran-Kyrgyzstan game starts at 0-0 and so does every Iran-Japan or Iran-Saudi game. There's a huge amount of emotional discipline and crispness our team needs to learn before January next year.