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Friendly game: Iran vs. South Korea @ Azadi, Tehran: 18-11-2014
Aslan komak nakonOriginally posted by K. Nader View PostIRI's politics is no different than handling a pressure cooker ..... As the pressure builds up, you slowly let the steam out just a tad bit so that you don't see overflow, and once the pressure from below is less, you put the lid down again and raise the temperature.Comment
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"Iran v South Korea: Stielike's visitors complete Asian...
By Sportal
South Korea complete their Asian Cup friendly preparations with a clash against Iran on Tuesday.
Uli Stielike's men were 1-0 winners over Jordan last time out, winning in Amman thanks to Han Kyo-won's first-half goal.
They face Iran in Tehran in their final match before meeting hosts Australia, Oman and Kuwait at the Asian Cup in January.
South Korea have developed a rivalry with Iran, and Tuesday's meeting marks the 28th between the nations.
Of those, 11 have been won by the South Koreans and nine by Iran - with seven draws.
Stielike has talked up the importance of the clash against Iran, who are the Asian Football Confederation's highest-ranked team.
Iran (51) are ahead of Japan (52), Uzbekistan (65) and Stielike's South Korea (66), with Jordan (74) next.
Al Shabab forward Park Chu-young, formerly of Arsenal, will be eager to get on the scoresheet as he looks to prove he is worthy of Asian Cup selection.
The clash against South Korea will mark Iran's first outing since the World Cup, where they finished winless.
Carlos Queiroz remains in charge despite constant speculation surrounding his future after Brazil 2014.
Osasuna forward Karim Ansarifard and Rubin Kazan's Sardar Azmoun have joined their team-mates as they prepare for the outing.
Iran meet the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain at the Asian Cup. "
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Could be mistaken but i don't believe that's correct..Originally posted by aenima_8 View PostComment
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The problem is that for reaching this thread, we are going to see, new threads with "CQ should leave" or "wonderful game by X" that will spoil us the game (should stick the thread you mention at least)Originally posted by Team Melli Fan View PostComment
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AW: Friendly game: Iran vs. South Korea @ Azadi, Tehran: 18-11-2014
Just bookmark the direct link.Originally posted by PSGman#19 View PostComment
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Although every time CQ has said that results are not important in friendlies, this is one friendly he is desperate to win. A win will make a statement of intent to the rest of Asia after the embarrassment of our youth teams and I think he still remembers the events in Korea. Of course he would say not!
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Long Live 3 Rang'e IranComment
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Too many fvcking timesOriginally posted by K. Nader View Post
Every damn time it is a footballitarin video
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I guess that statistic is wrong, according to the Iranian media its the other way around: 11 to 9 for IranComment
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Friendly game: Iran vs. South Korea @ Azadi, Tehran: 18-11-2014
Be man che rabti dareh?Originally posted by Camran khan View PostToo many fvcking times
Every damn time it is a footballitarin videoComment
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"S. Korea looking to end football winless skid vs. Iran
2014/11/16 11:22
TEHRAN, Iran, Nov. 16 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will try to end its football winless streak versus Iran when the two rivals clash in a friendly match in Tehran on Tuesday.
The kickoff will be 4:25 p.m. Tuesday at Azadi Stadium in the Iranian capital, or 9:55 p.m. in Seoul.
It will be the last match of 2014 for South Korea, coached by ex-German international Uli Stielike. South Korea defeated Jordan 1-0 in Amman on Friday to begin its two-match Middle East road trip.
South Korea is ranked 66th in the world, fourth-highest among Asian countries. Iran is the top Asian nation at 51st.
Iran also holds an edge over South Korea in their all-time meetings with 11 wins, nine losses and seven draws. South Korea has never beaten Iran on the road, with a record of three losses and two draws.
The Iran match will be Stielike's last chance to test players in action before naming the South Korean roster for the 2015 AFC Asian Cup, which will open in January in Australia.
Stielike has said he will try to give each of his 22 players on the current roster a chance to play, adding that he'd rather get a firsthand look at the players than reading reports about their performance on their clubs or watching their highlights.
The narrow victory over Jordan left much to be desired, especially on the defensive end. Jordan hit the goal post early in the first half after taking advantage of some awful defensive coverage, and South Korea was lucky to walk away with the clean sheet victory.
Stielike said he was mostly satisfied with the result and blamed the poor field conditions for mediocre passes made by his defenders.
Stielike also said he was happy with the performance by forward Park Chu-young, who was named to the national team for the first time after his disastrous FIFA World Cup in Brazil in June.
With South Korea's two main target men, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors' Lee Dong-gook and Ulsan Hyundai's Kim Shin-wook, out with leg injuries, Stielike decided to give Park a chance to redeem himself. Park, who'd spent a few months without a club before signing with Saudi Arabia's Al-Shabab last month, didn't score again Jordan, but Stielike said the forward still had a decent game.
"Park didn't get much help from his teammates because their passes were off the mark," the coach said. "He deserves credit for staying patient and composed, and for keeping the ball well when he had it. Park also showed good stamina."
Han Kyo-wan, a midfielder in just his fourth international match, scored his first goal for South Korea with a 34th-minute header. Stielike said Han, playing on the right wing, made a smart move by cutting toward the middle on the scoring play.
The coach said Han set a great example for other attackers on either flank.
"Han's goal came in an excellent strategic play," Stielike said. "Our wingers will need to make similar moves on offense."
Injuries remain a concern for Stielike. Forward Lee Keun-ho was unavailable against Jordan with back spasms and winger Son Heung-min played only the second half last week after dealing with right quadriceps fatigue.
Han was taken out of the match just after the hour mark with minor aches. Cho Young-cheol, who started in midfield, only played the first half before leaving with shoulder pains.
South Korea will have more than just the Iranian players to deal with Tuesday. Azadi Stadium, the venue for the match, has long been known as one of the most intimidating environments in Asian football, with a capacity of 100,000. And with Iran's ban on women in public stadiums still in effect, it will be thousands of screaming male fans in the seats. Carlos Queiroz, Iran's head coach, has recently pleaded with fans to pack the stadium in a recent television interview.
Queiroz has been a principal figure in a history of some hostility between the two countries. During the final Asian qualification round for the World Cup in 2013, Iran defeated South Korea twice, both by the scores of 1-0. The second victory came in their final Group A match in South Korea.
Leading up to the match, then South Korean head coach Choi Kang-hee complained of shoddy treatment his players received during their visit to Tehran for a World Cup qualifier and vowed to give Iran "pain" in revenge.
Queiroz said Choi's words were "shameful" and demanded an apology. In return, Choi predicted Queiroz would be watching the World Cup on television at his home in Portugal.
After beating South Korea to secure a World Cup berth, Queiroz taunted the South Korean bench with an obscene hand gesture and angry South Korean players had to be restrained by their coaches."
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Cheshm badoomia arrived in Tehran
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to record third consecutive loss against us?Comment
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Thanks for the pics. But please don't use that phrase. Casual racism is fine against malakh khors, but not against civilized people.Originally posted by ZandiJoon View PostComment
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