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    #31
    This TM even without a coach would have got the same results , 6 wins 2 ties 20 points

    the two games were we could have actually seen GN coaching genius on display, he failed miserably which was against Uzbekistan both times ….


    Neither GN or any of his assistants coaches played any factor in any of these results , all these results are purely off the individual talent of our players

    We are lucky that Tean Melli is blessed with talented players , it is our talent that makes us one of the best times in Asia,,

    look at Iraq look at Saudi , they have world class coach’s even UAE and they still struggle, but

    eventually when we play against teams that are equally in talents to us with their players that is where coaching really matters …

    you saw it we are way strong that Uzbekistan but they played with a plan , and their coach had created a game plan , so even though we are better than they are , they got a decent result against us …twice !!

    hard work trumps talent , all the time

    but a fool with a plan will always beat a genius with no plan ….

    GN is a fool and he has no plan so double negative for us right there …

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      #32
      Originally posted by a_m View Post
      This TM even without a coach would have got the same results , 6 wins 2 ties 20 points

      GN or any of his assistants coach’s played a factor in any of these results , all these results are purely off the individual talent of our players

      We are lucky that Tean Melli is blessed with talented players , it is our talent that makes of one of the best times in Asian ,,,

      look at Iraq look at Saudi , they have world class coach’s even UAE and they still struggle, but

      eventually when we play against team that are equally as talents as us with their players that is where coaching really matters …

      you saw it we are way strong that Uzbekistan but they played with a plan , and their had created a game plan , so even though we are better than they are , they got a decent result against us …

      hard work trumps talent , all the time
      but a fool with a plan will always beat a genius with no plan ….

      GN is a fool and he has no plan so double negative for us right there …
      a_m jam I disagree with this sentiment. This type of thought is why our 2002 team failed despite having superstars.

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        #33
        There is absolutely no ill intend when I say GN is NOT a world class coach. He does not have the knowledge‌, sophistication and demonstrated skills and ability to prove otherwise.

        But, I understand that we are stuck with him since no real experienced coach is prepared to come to Iran and work under circumstances we all know about.

        Let's just hope for the best.

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          #34
          Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post

          a_m jam I disagree with this sentiment. This type of thought is why our 2002 team failed despite having superstars.
          Which part you disagree with ?

          2002 team failed , they had a world class coach but mister Ali Daei was acting like a bully and he told Ivic who to play and not to play .

          the players on that team drank got drunk and visited prostituties in Thailand , they lost easy points there ? In Bahrain they went drinking and were hangover the game against Bahrain !

          Is that the coaches fault? We did not go to the WC 2002 cause we couldn’t even get past Bahrain in Tehran 0-0?? Is that the coach ?

          this team is more talented than that team , those players in 2002 a lot of them had never even trained professionally until IVic took them to the Croatia camp …

          the players now are way more professional in terms of everything, we have a lot of great players that a coach like GN can never find or dare invite , that is the bigger issue ,

          just like how we had CQ come and throw the old guard out , and brought a whole new generation of players , we need that

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            #35
            Iran is the only country in the world that qualifies easily with a coach and then wants to sack him afterwards .
            We definitely showed some weaknesses in defense — that's true. But do we have better defenders? What exactly do you expect? To play every match perfectly and not concede any goals?
            Is that what's happening with South Korea, Japan, or Australia?
            Where is this mentality coming from? Seriously, I want to understand...

            GN succeeded in qualifying us with ease. Let him finish his job instead of getting emotional over two easily conceded goals.
            This mentality is crazy. It could have happened with any coach in the world.

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              #36
              Originally posted by maly3648 View Post
              Iran is the only country in the world that qualifies easily with a coach and then wants to sack him afterwards .
              We definitely showed some weaknesses in defense — that's true. But do we have better defenders? What exactly do you expect? To play every match perfectly and not concede any goals?
              Is that what's happening with South Korea, Japan, or Australia?
              Where is this mentality coming from? Seriously, I want to understand...

              GN succeeded in qualifying us with ease. Let him finish his job instead of getting emotional over two easily conceded goals.
              This mentality is crazy. It could have happened with any coach in the world.
              As a TM fan for 25+ years, here’s the simple answer: Iran qualified because other Asian team are less talented, not because GN is a brilliant coach. He will be way over his head and his dahati tactics will be an embarrassment at the WC to you and me and any self-respecting Iranian. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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                #37
                Originally posted by maly3648 View Post
                Iran is the only country in the world that qualifies easily with a coach and then wants to sack him afterwards .
                We definitely showed some weaknesses in defense — that's true. But do we have better defenders? What exactly do you expect? To play every match perfectly and not concede any goals?
                Is that what's happening with South Korea, Japan, or Australia?
                Where is this mentality coming from? Seriously, I want to understand...

                GN succeeded in qualifying us with ease. Let him finish his job instead of getting emotional over two easily conceded goals.
                This mentality is crazy. It could have happened with any coach in the world.
                Let me clarify a few things. I see this type of comment a lot.

                1. We do have at least 5 defenders ahead of Shoja.

                2. Look at Ghalenoei's real stats: against teams ranked higher than 50, his stat is 2 wins, 6 ties, 1 loss.

                Iran has conceded 24 goals in 20 games under him.

                We have conceded against: Afghanistan, Kenya, Angola, North Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Hong Kong, and Burkina Faso.

                One of his head tacticians biggest qualification is that he got a $400 online Barcelona certificate from a self paced course.

                This team in group B or C would have been in danger of not qualifying directly. The warning signs are there....why not have a coach who actually has a football system instead of shit PGPL tactics?

                Forget even the fact that he refuses to play people like Hosseinejad who would be an instant upgrade in midfield

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by maly3648 View Post
                  Iran is the only country in the world that qualifies easily with a coach and then wants to sack him afterwards .
                  We definitely showed some weaknesses in defense — that's true. But do we have better defenders? What exactly do you expect? To play every match perfectly and not concede any goals?
                  Is that what's happening with South Korea, Japan, or Australia?
                  Where is this mentality coming from? Seriously, I want to understand...

                  GN succeeded in qualifying us with ease. Let him finish his job instead of getting emotional over two easily conceded goals.
                  This mentality is crazy. It could have happened with any coach in the world.
                  Please brother ,, UAE , Qatar , North Korea, Kyrgyzstan even Uzbekistan which is the strongest team we faced got beat by the USA 3-0 , these teams are not hard teams to beat at home or away ,…. We have the easier group out of the 3 , and no one said we have a problem qualifying,

                  it is at the World Cup that we struggle, you can’t compare the teams we going to play at the World Cup with these soft Asian teams we play against in Asia ,,,,

                  like if you watch carefully you see we make a lot defensive mistakes , but none of these Asian team can punish us , cause they don’t have the quality too ,,


                  But make these same mistake in the World Cup and you get punished right away ,

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by a_m View Post

                    Please brother ,, UAE , Qatar , North Korea, Kyrgyzstan even Uzbekistan which is the strongest team we faced got beat by the USA 3-0 , these teams are not hard teams to beat at home or away ,…. We have the easier group out of the 3 , and no one said we have a problem qualifying,

                    it is at the World Cup that we struggle, you can’t compare the teams we going to play at the World Cup with these soft Asian teams we play against in Asia ,,,,

                    like if you watch carefully you see we make a lot defensive mistakes , but none of these Asian team can punish us , cause they don’t have the quality too ,,


                    But make these same mistake in the World Cup and you get punished right away ,

                    100% agree. We're just not being punished for silly mistakes most of the time. Even Uzbekistan took advantage of our mistakes... Can only imagine what would happen against any decent side.

                    Even UAE should have scored at least 1-2 against us but we got so lucky.

                    Our talented attackers are saving us but it won't be enough at the world Cup.

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by a_m View Post

                      Which part you disagree with ?

                      2002 team failed , they had a world class coach but mister Ali Daei was acting like a bully and he told Ivic who to play and not to play .

                      the players on that team drank got drunk and visited prostituties in Thailand , they lost easy points there ? In Bahrain they went drinking and were hangover the game against Bahrain !

                      Is that the coaches fault? We did not go to the WC 2002 cause we couldn’t even get past Bahrain in Tehran 0-0?? Is that the coach ?

                      this team is more talented than that team , those players in 2002 a lot of them had never even trained professionally until IVic took them to the Croatia camp …

                      the players now are way more professional in terms of everything, we have a lot of great players that a coach like GN can never find or dare invite , that is the bigger issue ,

                      just like how we had CQ come and throw the old guard out , and brought a whole new generation of players , we need that
                      I disagree with the notion that just because you have talented players you will qualify!

                      And I think you're mixing up 2002 with '98. Ivic was coach in 1998.

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                        #41
                        Originally posted by diz View Post

                        As a TM fan for 25+ years, here’s the simple answer: Iran qualified because other Asian team are less talented, not because GN is a brilliant coach. He will be way over his head and his dahati tactics will be an embarrassment at the WC to you and me and any self-respecting Iranian. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
                        For the most part I think the majority of Asian teams have improved - this Asian cup showed that even teams with multi million pound defenders like Japan and Korea were conceding goals to minnows like Vietnam and Indonesia




                        I think we are lucky as the majority sides on a upward trajectory weren’t in our groups- teams like Oman, Indonesia , Iraq , , Bahrain Jordan , Uzbekistan are a lot better than they were in 2018-22 - Uzbekistan and Jordan now have real top players playing in top leagues- Oman,Bahrain are solid defensive units difficult to break down and Indonesia has nationalised enough erdevise Dutch players so that they’ll always be a strong team. Iraq can play at home now and arguably have the most intimidating stadium out of all the Asian nations - although they flopped now I think away it would’ve been a tough match for team Melli




                        But teams like UAE, Saudi Arabia , Qatar , China and Australia are on clear slumps - Qatar defensively atrocious and they were well aware of that issue hence their approach to nationalise hazbavi , UAE also careless and unable to string any sort of form together even drawing at home to North Korea




                        But maybe it could also be the large amount of games this season is just having a draining impact on the players - we saw son heung min make a bad mistake for the Oman goal and he didn’t even seem that asked about it




                        During the Asian cup the players didn’t seem too bothered v Hong Kong arguably our worst performance under gn where berinvand even handled outside the box - South Korea conceded three careless goals against Malaysia - Japan also conceded plenty it just seemed that there’s an element that players don’t care as much or are so inundated with busy schedules that caring about extra games seems beyond on them or maybe their bodies just can’t take it




                        Even South Korea with all their big European names seem to look at this qualification as lacklustre - it almost seems dare I say it too easy so players sit back and relax alot more I think that’s why we are seeing the big teams make a lot more bigger mistakes against the smaller nations? Maybe I’m wrong but it’s just the vibe I’m getting- looking at the Hong Kong game in the Asian cup we took a lot of reckless lazy passes that nearly gifted them the lead - similar sort of situation to South Korea when they played Malaysia




                        Anyway the extra games should be used to give young players a chance - it didn’t and I think we are going to see repercussions of this in the next qualifying campaign. I still want gn out as he just isn’t experimenting enough

                        in terms of our group there has been some quite frankly horrific defending - the uae defending for Ghaedi’s goal was shocking so too was Krgyz’s goalkeeping for the goal in Tehran and let’s not forget Qatar’s horrific high line

                        we’ve been blessed with some ridiculous self capitulation from our opponents . Most Asian defences are simply horrific at doing the basics so even a declining Azmoun will look good in this campaign
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                          #42
                          Originally posted by sam20 View Post


                          100% agree. We're just not being punished for silly mistakes most of the time. Even Uzbekistan took advantage of our mistakes... Can only imagine what would happen against any decent side.

                          Even UAE should have scored at least 1-2 against us but we got so lucky.

                          Our talented attackers are saving us but it won't be enough at the world Cup.
                          I think we deserved 2-3 goals in the uae away game - even against Uzbekistan at home we created a lot of chances - away arguably we deserved a penalty

                          we are creating - we do have clinical attacking talents like Mohebi

                          2010 we couldnt buy a goal to save our life sorta similar issue in 2014 so in terms of campaigns we are still way above them but I don’t think it’s down to gn - it’s more Qatar’s defence got really old and they couldn’t replace their defenders , North Korea is too weak with sanctions and FIFA bans to create any rhythm with their best player spending Covid stuck in a Qatari embassy

                          and uae have resorted to calling up league 1 British players whose parents were working in Dubai and staring said player that’s how thin their breadth is

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                            #43
                            When you have more talented players than the opponents (uae, uzb, qatar..) you win 80% of the time (in other sports it would be 90 to 99,99%). GN just ride on the cq team that made its proof before to secure the result. It worked but the more time pass the less it will work (see Uzbekistan that is emerging and we can't beat)

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                              #44
                              We were shaking in our boots at the thought of GN at the helm vs Japan in the last Asian Cup.

                              However, our defense played well against probably the most potent offense in Asia, and we ended up beating them.

                              I’m not a GN fan, but maybe he’ll have plans against more superior opponents in the World Cup?

                              Just because our defense was porous against Uzbekistan, doesn’t mean we’ll get annihilated against the better teams. As we know in football, 1+1 doesn’t always equal 2.

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                                #45
                                Originally posted by Prowess View Post
                                We were shaking in our boots at the thought of GN at the helm vs Japan in the last Asian Cup.

                                However, our defense played well against probably the most potent offense in Asia, and we ended up beating them.

                                I’m not a GN fan, but maybe he’ll have plans against more superior opponents in the World Cup?

                                Just because our defense was porous against Uzbekistan, doesn’t mean we’ll get annihilated against the better teams. As we know in football, 1+1 doesn’t always equal 2.
                                I see what You're saying but that Japan team was poor at the Asian Cup. They struggled/failed to look convincing vs pretty much everyone, including the likes of Vietnam... Yet we still need some serious luck to barely win via a Penalty kick goal in the dying minutes.

                                I personally wouldn't use that match as an example/reference to think ghalenoie might be able to pull something off against decent sides at the world Cup. With the way we're going, it's going be to an embarrassment.

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