What are the chances that Payam Sadeghian will grow up and reach his potential?
As long as Tatal is with him, no
As long as Tatal is with him, no
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you know more dribbling is not necessarily a sign of being more technically gifted! A player might not be a dribbler at all and his game style might only be to make simple passes, and yet be much more technically gifted than a player who dribbles in every game. Compare Kaka and Denilson in Brazil.Originally posted by irani1378 View Post
My point is..... eventhough in my opinion Sadeghiyan is extremely technically gifted, I'm not sure if AJ and Azmoun are both less technically gifted than him!Comment
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Hope this is true.Originally posted by Bi-honar View PostHe says he's sorry about his disappointing season with PP and he has got offers from IPL teams, Qatar, Japan, China, Slovakia and another good European team which is the one he's working on and may be finalized in the next few days.
He says he will definitely not go to Qatar and if the European move does not materialize, he will go play for Mansourian in Naft [that will discipline him pretty quickly
]. He says he has no hard feelings toward Branko and PP and wishes them the best of luck and the only time he will return to PP is when he has been successful elsewhere and shown that he will not repeat his disappointing season in PP.
It sounds like he's being more serious than before and has learnt his lesson. If that's the case, wish him the best of luck.
Full interview: http://www.khabaronline.ir/(X(1)S(gk...remiere-league
P.S. I think the country he's receiving the offer from is Belgium since they have players in both Chelsea and ManU.Comment
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no there is no question sadeghian is 10x more gifted than either of them, it isnt just his dribbling, it is his vision, touch, freekicks and passingOriginally posted by Sly View PostComment
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talent is not everything, you also need discipline.Comment
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Big fat 0.
He hasn't shown any insight into his problem so far. I'm afraid he is a miniature of Nikbakht Vahedi. The latter at least had some good TM performances.Comment
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^ I would also say 0% chance.--------------------------Beiranvand-------------------
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Sadeghiyan had a very rough childhood and needs to be under care of a therapist to heal his emotional wounds,
As they say in psychology, 90% of our personality shapes before the age of 8.
In Iran, seeking help from a psychologist, or going to a anger management class is still a taboo.... I don't even think Anger management classes even exits in Iran since 50% of people of Iran live in a state of fight or flight and the other 50% are high on opium otherwise they would be the same .Comment
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If he stays away from SS and PP, then there's good chance some sense will be knocked into his head.
SS and PP are like toxic swamp for developing players
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A crap attitude is a crap attitude, he had problems before he came to Persepolis. Don't look to blame the teams for every lite thing possible.Originally posted by Doctor DOOM View PostTeam Meli Iran
Perspolis FC
Malavan Bandar Anzali
"I will never be able to say good bye to Iran. I have a feeling of belonging to this country and to the people." - Carlos QueirozComment
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I dont see why you guys think Sadeghian has something special. I have watched some videos and I have just seen an average player.Comment
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Exactly Im judging his skills based on videos that show his best moves...which look just average.Originally posted by Z Joon View Post
Sorry to give my opinion honestly but this player has no chance in Europe.Comment
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Ino velesh kon agha! Rasti az Ostad Asadi chekhabar? Rather follow up his news than Sadeghian's lol
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