Embarrassing by Terkator coach and players. Walked right into the ideal plan for Sharjah.
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Tractor use to start very bad all their season. Just have to past this weak Sharjah, but not playing like that.
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How is pourhamidi and Shoja Team Melli players after this display and the past 2 other games ,, How ?!?!?Originally posted by The View Post
if they get invited to TM then there is a massive bias from the coaching stafff how are these players even at that level ?Comment
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The Iraqi player is Teraktor's best on the pitch.
Their right winger messed up some good attacks by cutting in and trying to shit from the edge.
Their defence is in shambles.
Hossienzadeh is not even PGPL starter quality.
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There is some spark of quality in some TS players but the dumbfuck error/turnover (shoja, aghasi...) and lack of good collective/cohesive plan hurt them.
The Iraqi guy isn't good at all.
They need Hashemnejad inComment
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Iraqi guy Hadi is good. One of tractor's best players along with the Portuguese Alves.Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
Worst players have been Pourhamidi (awful player) and that one spaniard guyComment
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2nd half Starting better, last decision/move lacking stillComment
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Shoja can't complete a simple passComment
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Ts is pushing. It is fking doableComment
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Fkkkkkkkkkk. Should have been a goalComment
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These damn desperate long shots...Comment
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Sharjah is a bad team. Terkator simply is playing poorly.Comment
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Al nassr get equalized by shabab al ahli uae, former Nour teamComment
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2nd half is better. Precision and better decisions are neededOriginally posted by Nokhodi View PostComment
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Teraktor lucky to not get scored on. That was a sitter missed by Al Shajarah"This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin SotoudehComment
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