Ok, thats enough! I'm going to piss in the Punchbowl

[littlepersia17]

Pouladi was also at fault

I also think we have let pooladi off the loose a bit, just because he is such an integral part of the team.

You see many football analyst condemn foul simulation, and demand referees to clamp down on them.

To Ben Williams defence, that's what he was trying to do with Pooladi to show him that he will get punished for simulation.

But contrary the statement above, Ben Williams then made no effort afterwards to penalise some of the Iraqis of foul simulation . There was inconsistencies in the referee's performance, but he might of gotten so scared of the uproar for his condemning of simulation against pooladi, that he was too afraid to accuse any other player of simulation after the earlier incident.


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[shahname]

[tufun]

I think yes, both yellow cards was far away from our goal. .
Did he get the second card for simulation or attacking the keeper? Did Willhams any comment ?

[Doctor DOOM]

And that's why the staff shd have prep'ed the team and drilled it to them not to screw around with this ref, since he may be biased against us and not to give him an excuse to make things difficult for us. Especially this ref.

I don't know if it was done. But if yes, then pouladi's fault may be even greater for not listening to the advise. Of not, then a part of coaching is such things too.

[Kiarash]

I am not going to blame any player for our loss because at the same time we put up a heroic performance by coming back twice with a man down. You simply can't discredit them for that. But what bothers me was certainly the way how our defense looked. Totally the opposite from the past 4 years of solidness.

Our defense totally collapsed in the second half. I haven't seen them defending that bad for a long time, it reminded me of the pre-CQ era. Horrible and amateurish mistakes from our defensive line and Haghighi didn't look well too. But it's too late now, Asian Cup is history.

That said, Pooladi got 2 undeserved yellows. Would there have been a normal referee, Iran beat Iraq with 3-0 and we would be analyzing the Korea game now.

Time to look forward and learn from it. Qualification to the World Cup 2018 and making it to the Round of 16 should be our main aim for the following 4 years. With Carlos Queiroz, hopefully we will accomplish that.

I want Iraq in our next World Cup Qualifying campaign.

[Dejagah#21]

:bs: Pouladi deserved neither the first or the second yellow card. Anyone who knows anything about football should know this. This was a clear agenda by that fukk Ben Williams to hurt Iran. Why the hell do you think they appointed this motherf***** in the first place when they already knew he had a grudge against Iran??

[shahname]

[persian_pooya]

Why does nobody talk about Pooladi's first yellow card that was by no means a yellow card!? And that push from the Iraqi player was a yellow card.

[DireStraits]

I think yes, both yellow cards was far away from our goal. .
Did he get the second card for simulation or attacking the keeper? Did Willhams any comment ?

Before the Iraqi keeper pushes Pooladi the ref points at the center which means "zarbe kashte" and therefor the ref didn't mean Pooladi attacked the keeper. But when the Keeper pushes Pooladi falls which means he give the second Card for time wasting. No Card to the keeper saying hey I am the boss I decied. Then he remembers Pooladi has already one yellow! He shows he is not in control of the game!
Pooladi didn't act right but the ref stressed him.

[Persian-Pride87]

Yes, Pouladi was at fault. There is no question that some of the blame should be placed on him for being so careless to put himself in a position for that piece of filth ref to give him a second yellow.

The question is how much blame goes to Pouladi? The overwhelming majoiry of the blame should go on Ben Williams. What Pouladi did in the sequence that got him a second yellow would NOT be a yellow in a MAJORITY of decisions by other refrees. Nothing he did warranted a 2nd yellow. Was he stupid for giving a biased and blatantly partial ref an excuse to give him a 2nd yellow? Yes, absolutely. However, what Ben Williams did was inexcusable and totally outside the norms of impartiality. I guarantee you that the overwhelming majority of neutral supporters would state that it was Ben Williams that deserves most of the blame. A lot of neutral news outlets have already blasted/criticized Ben Williams. This situation is not even close between who deserves more blame. Ben Williams wins this contest by a landslide.

[metallica69]

Pouladi deserves a bitch slap from every member of the team and PfDC for putting us on such stress, if I ever see him bitch slap for sure

[Leopard]

If Pooladi had been in CQ's camps he would have been fit and more logical. He lived in an Arab country for months and he picked up some of the habit of grass-rolling.
Anyway the redneck aussie was not a nice guy and he showed what a jerk a redneck can be.

by the way Pooladi proved that he needs to go sarbaazi and get fixed

[Nariman]

[Ali.Karimi79]

Ok where is the Punchbowle? I want to piss in it too.

[Bi-honar]

Our defense totally collapsed in the second half. I haven't seen them defending that bad for a long time, it reminded me of the pre-CQ era. Horrible and amateurish mistakes from our defensive line and Haghighi didn't look well too. But it's too late now, Asian Cup is history.

Just like some of us were saying it would bro. Look, CQ's tactics are fine for single games here and there and when players get lots of rest and recovery time in between.

But it has been proven twice now in a tournament setting that if you don't take the pressure off your defense with some good sustained offense, they will eventually collapse under cumulative pressure, be it at the end of the 2nd game against stronger opponents or in the middle of a 4th game against weaker opponents.

Let's face, the pressure got to Ehsan after just one game and he was pretty much a zombie for the rest of the tournament. It took Pouladi 3 games to completely lose his mind! Pourlaliganji surprisingly went until the end of the 3rd game to make a serious mistake.

Hosseini was becoming progressively more tired and less focused and provided progressively less coverage for his players as the games went on. The only one who played well in the 4th game was Ghafouri because he sat out the 3rd game and had some good recovery. Even Ashkan looked like crap half way through 4th game constantly chasing balls upfront and coming all the way back to defend every 45 seconds.

What CQ is asking our players to do is just too much, mentally, physically and emotionally. Half the time they don't even know which direction they're running in because the game is so scrappy.