Originally posted by ali alipour
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Who then? Bahrain or Iraqi keeper? Watch highlights from Argentina match please. -
Could be a good sign that he is on his way out, I hate this freaking Rubin Kazan team. Never gave a fair chance to our playersComment
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Australian keeper Matt Ryan, plays for Valencia. Watch the Highlights from the Bosnia and Iraq match pleaseOriginally posted by Abtin View PostComment
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مذاکره حقیقی با یک تیم انگلیسی
دروازه بان تیم ملی فوتبال کشورمان برای مذاکره با یک تیم انگلیسی به این کشور سفر کرد.
[مذاکره حقیقی با یک تیم انگلیسی]
به گزارش "ورزش سه" از تسنیم، علیرضا حقیقی که یک فصل دیگر با تیم روبین کازان روسیه قرارداد دارد، در حال حاضر با پیشنهاد جدی یک تیم انگلیسی مواجه شده است.
دروازه بان تیم ملی فوتبال کشورمان پس از ارائه این پیشنهاد و جدی شدن آن راهی انگلیس شده تا مذاکراتی را با این تیم انجام دهد و به زودی و تا پایان مهلت نقل و انتقالات تابستانی نتیجه مذاکرات مشخص خواهد شد.Comment
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^ Would be great if he is bought by a Premier League team as first GK, I am afraid it's some Championship side. But I would take that over rotting away on Rubin's bench if he gets playing minutes in England.Comment
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Al Habsi is another good keeper in Asia. He was very popular in Wigan.Originally posted by ali alipour View Post
Alireza Haghigi is a very good keeper, but unfortunately the competition is hard. Perhaps in 2-3 years he will be better than Ryzhikov but for now he remain the second choice. He should move to another club in order to play.Comment
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this better be legit. It doesn't matter if it's championship league (which is probably is anyways). Anything is better than sitting on the bench for a team like Rubin who might even relegate this year at this rate.Originally posted by Essi View PostComment
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Yeah he is a very good keeper now. I remember his professional debut in Australia and it was a total disaster.Originally posted by ali alipour View Post
Just when you think the young goalkeeper would be discouraged from football all together, he was picked next game and was a total beast. And the rest is history!Comment
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It probably can't be a premier league team because I don't think he fits their 75% of national team games in the last 2 years criteria. Most likely a championship team but still would be better than Rubin's bench.Originally posted by Essi View PostComment
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The only 2 goals in those 2 games (out of 6 conceded) only 2 of them you could say he could've done better, last goal vs Bosnia and first vs Iraq.Originally posted by ali alipour View Post
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Work permit is the same regardless of the league in the UK. But I'd think it's a championship side as well unless it's a 2nd choice Premiership keeperOriginally posted by ali alipour View Post
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Haghighi is a good keeper, but he is not world class. We are lucky to have a few good keepers, and like most of our other positions at the moment, we are a very good team overall. I don't think we have any true weak point other than one. We don't have any Karimi-type players in any position yet, which is okay, but hopefully that will come soon as Iran's stock in International football rises and we have more players deservedly moving to Europe at a young age. If we were Japan, believe me that we would have had players like Azmoun and Ezatollahi in the Bundesliga at 16 years old.
We have depth of good players at the moment. The only position we are missing to become a great team is a true playmaking CAM. If we can have 1 or 2 players emerge as stars with world-class quality, and the rest of our team remains the same, we will be easily making it to the round of 16 in 2018 and 2022. Algeria is like that. They are not a team full of stars. They work harder than their opponents and have a few standout players, among an otherwise solid team.
Haghighi is a good keeper and solid at his job. He makes mistakes, but who doesn't? Biranvand is also good, but he makes mistakes as well. I hope that many of us can hold back our critiques and putting down our players so prematurely like we did with Davari. Putting down players constantly can have a ripple effect where it gets back to the player and begins to get in their head, causing them to play worse. I truly believe that is the situation with Ansarifard. So much negativity around the guy after a few bad performances made the guy afraid to touch the ball. The mental aspect of football is almost as important as the physical training. Being called ballerina by everyone here on PFDC is not a great way to treat players that we want to succeed and help our team. I truly believe that there is this negative attitude of wanting our players to fail. Just cheer on the dang team. I think it's sad that so many people were laughing and celebrating Shojaei and Ansarifard being cut. You can say the guys are out of form, but some of you make it seem like these guys killed your families or something. Celebrating a player's failure is sad and petty.
I hope that many of you will give our players a chance after a few mess ups, as in the long-run we will ruin all of our players if we turn on them after a handful of errors. Give Haghighi and Biranvand a chance, as they are the only 2 real options at the moment.
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it could be CAFC..!!?? Reza's suggestion..??
Charlton's 1st choice is injured for another month or so..!! their backup has done relatively ok so far but he seems awful young and inexperienced and has a major butter-fingers, spilling too many shots..!! i know that they are looking for keeper to sign before the deadline, but chances for starting is gonna be somewhat scarce there too, especially after their first choice recovers but surely better than Rubin ...!!
it could well be another Championship side wouldnt mind even a League 1 side if he is considered a sure starter and gets minutes consistently....!!Comment
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The work permit rules in England have been changed, he could qualify. Here a piece explaining it (thanks to Nick Barkley on twitter): http://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.c...ea-work-permitComment
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Rubin has been grouped with Liverpool, Bordeaux and Sion. Azmun should have stayed there, and don't tell me Rostov is 5th and Rubin 14th now...Comment
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