The Official Persian Football Go Random Thread v2

[Iran_19]

Missing from your lineup is Sayyami (standing) and Ardestani and Taghavi.
Any guesses about when and against whom?

Should be around 1364-65?

Which one is Taghavi! The one sitting next to Ghalenoei?

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[Iran_19]

I have seen Joghtapour train with Nassaji and Mazandaran and had a long chat with him many times.

The guy is a monster, also a very decent person.

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[KC McElroy]

Should be around 1364-65?
Which one is Taghavi! The one sitting next to Ghalenoei?
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Yes because Ardestani is definitely the rishoo one.

The match is from February of 1986 in the Daheyeh Fajr tournament against Ghana, a 3-0 win. We had two teams entered and this was the weaker of the two.

[Iran_19]

Yes because Ardestani is definitely the rishoo one.

The match is from February of 1986 in the Daheyeh Fajr tournament against Ghana, a 3-0 win. We had two teams entered and this was the weaker of the two.

Doesn't look like Taghavi to me.

Yeah, later most of them(Pious, Fononi, Ansarifard, Mohammadkhani,Namjoo), became key players in 1988 Asian Cup in Doha.

[KC McElroy]

Doesn't look like Taghavi to me.

Yeah, later most of them(Pious, Fononi, Ansarifard, Mohammadkhani,Namjoo), became key players in 1988 Asian Cup in Doha.

I wasn't sure about Taghavi either but the lineup and match report says it's him

[KC McElroy]

Boroomand 0.7692
Fariba 0.7500
Daei 0.7315
Masoud-Ansari 0.6667
Azmoun 0.6538
Shirzadegan 0.6429
Bagheri 0.5747
Alidoosti 0.5556
Behzadi 0.5429
Barzegari 0.5333
Pious 0.5294
Mohammadkhani 0.5185
Firoozi 0.5000
Nouraei 0.5000
Mazloomi 0.4750
Taremi 0.4681
Kalani 0.4583
Bavi 0.4348
Faraki 0.4348
Fathabadi 0.4167
Ghoochannejad 0.3864
Marfavi 0.3548
Jabbari 0.3514
Ansarifard 0.3125
Hashemian 0.3000
Modirroosta 0.3000
Karimi 0.2992
Koozehkanani 0.2857
Khorshidi 0.2778
Roshan 0.2708
Borhani 0.2703
Enayati 0.2667
Eftekhari 0.2500
Azizi 0.2340
Jahani 0.2333
G. Rezaei 0.2200
Ghelichkhani 0.2121
Mousavi 0.2000
Taheri 0.2000
Changiz 0.1875
Khatibi 0.1852
Yekkeh 0.1667
Iranpak 0.1579
Parvin 0.1528
K. Rezaei 0.1429
Farzami 0.1250
Adelkhani 0.1176
Sadeghi 0.1053
Kazemian 0.0909
Sharafi 0.0909
Shahmohammadi 0.0833
Jedikar 0.0690

[Nokhodi]

Thanks to KC's post here, I did some research about Masih Masihnia and learned that he was our first legionnaire in Italy.
He played for Perugia in 79/80 (4 games total according to himself, not clear in what stage) and retired the season after to continue his studies and professional life.

More reading for those interested:

https://www.varzesh3.com/news/166812...B3%DB%8C%D9%84

https://www.transfermarkt.us/masih-m...spieler/764794

[Roozbeh-G2006]

I have said this before and say it again. PFDC is a perfect place for all Iranian football fans and footballers in particular to learn and strengthen their English skills and therefore should stay well clear of politics completely so that it is not banned/filtered. It is a known fact that you learn a language better if you study it in the subject you are interested in. Our great football talents could strengthen their English and have an easier transition if they ever get a contract outside of Iran. Those who want to overthrew the government/system blah blah should go to other places and leave this place purely for football and benefit of Iranian football. Please keep this site clean of politics. Sport is by default politics free anyway. Thanks

[KC McElroy]

I have said this before and say it again. PFDC is a perfect place for all Iranian football fans and footballers in particular to learn and strengthen their English skills and therefore should stay well clear of politics completely so that it is not banned/filtered. It is a known fact that you learn a language better if you study it in the subject you are interested in. Our great football talents could strengthen their English and have an easier transition if they ever get a contract outside of Iran. Those who want to overthrew the government/system blah blah should go to other places and leave this place purely for football and benefit of Iranian football. Please keep this site clean of politics. Sport is by default politics free anyway. Thanks

What did your post have to do with random football?

[perspolis#1]

I have said this before and say it again. PFDC is a perfect place for all Iranian football fans and footballers in particular to learn and strengthen their English skills and therefore should stay well clear of politics completely so that it is not banned/filtered. It is a known fact that you learn a language better if you study it in the subject you are interested in. Our great football talents could strengthen their English and have an easier transition if they ever get a contract outside of Iran. Those who want to overthrew the government/system blah blah should go to other places and leave this place purely for football and benefit of Iranian football. Please keep this site clean of politics. Sport is by default politics free anyway. Thanks

What the website should do is up to the guy who runs it not some random dinosaurs who ban content they don't like in Iran.

[KC McElroy]

Against which Danish club team did TM play in 1993 and what was the score?

[KC McElroy]

July 13, 2018

Arash Naomouz, retired professional soccer player and co-owner of ‘401 Table and Tap in Bellaire, says he is still in love with the beautiful game. Born in Tehran, Iran, Arash remembers playing soccer in the streets as a child and using rocks to mark the goals. Arash played for Iranian football clubs Poora, Pas, Bahman and eventually became a member of the Iranian national team. In 1993 Iran was on the verge of playing in the 1994 World Cup (hosted by the United States). Unfortunately, Saudi Arabia, a team Iran usually handled easily, pulled off a 4-3 upset, earning the Asia Zone’s top spot to qualify for the 1994 World Cup.

“It was so disappointing because we always beat Saudi Arabia,” shared Arash.

Moving to Houston in 1994 to play for the Houston Hotshots, the defender eventually joined Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles Galaxy. He was in line to play for Iran in the 1998 World Cup in France but suffered a career-ending right knee injury in 1997. Despite the setbacks, Noamouz remains in love with the World Cup.

“It’s the event that unites all the cultures around the world. It’s something that I love a lot,” he said. When asked about how many of those frequent overdramatic injuries on the soccer field are real, he grinned and said that most of the time, players really do have cramps from all the running that are very painful, but not always. Arash and his wife, Kristi Coffey, have been opening the restaurant early to allow fans to watch the games and plan on being open on Sunday for the World Cup Final.

[KC McElroy]

Spot Ali Daei in the picture.

[Nokhodi]

Spot Ali Daei in the picture.

Standing 3rd from left.

Is that Afshin Peyrovani in the middle (sitting)?
IF so, this must be Bank Tejarat's team.

[KC McElroy]

Standing 3rd from left.
Is that Afshin Peyrovani in the middle (sitting)?
IF so, this must be Bank Tejarat's team.

No it's Esteghlal of Ardebil.
I should have worded the post differently and simply asked if anyone recognizes anyone in the pic.