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    #16
    Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
    If it wasn't for Persepolis and SS Tehran many of our legionnaires wouldn't see the lights of European football
    Says who? How many of our European legioners went to Europe by playing in those 2 teams? Nekounam? Hashemian? Teymourian? Azmoun? Jahanbakhsh? Ezzatollahi? Ali Karimi (the young one)? Mild Mohammadi? Navidkia? Haji Safi? Rahman Rezaei? and the list goes on...

    In fact....judging by the recent history, you will quit your European career if you play for those teams! If you don't believe me, ask Taremi and Rezaeian!

    The reason most our players get European contracts is not because of those 2 clubs, but it's because of playing in the national teams in different levels and in different tournaments.

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      #17
      Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
      Bar Azmoun out. He explained how bad he was treated by Sepahan while he was in Isfahan.
      That still doesn't make it wrong that he was produced there, cause that's a fact! He might not have been happy because he wanted playing time but he was produced there and he left to Europe from there.

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        #18
        Originally posted by Sly View Post
        That still doesn't make it wrong that he was produced there, cause that's a fact! He might not have been happy because he wanted playing time but he was produced there and he left to Europe from there.
        He was not produced in Sepahan. He is not a product of Isfahani clubs. You can not take credit from others. He is not Isfahani nor he lived there prior his two miserable years in Sepahan. It was his good performance on Iranian youth team in that Russian competition that brought him the opportunity to get the invitation from Rubin Kazan. If he had stayed in Sepahan, he was warming up the bench until now. Now that's a fact for Sepahanis.

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          #19
          Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
          He was not produced in Sepahan. He is not a product of Isfahani clubs. You can not take credit from others. He is not Isfahani nor he lived there prior his two miserable years in Sepahan. It was his good performance on Iranian youth team in that Russian competition that brought him the opportunity to get the invitation from Rubin Kazan. If he had stayed in Sepahan, he was warming up the bench until now. Now that's a fact for Sepahanis.
          Dude Azmoun began his Sepahan career in their youth Academy and in total he was there (youth and senior level) 3 years. That was his first real youth level team where players actually get somewhere. If you want to count his time at Oghabe Gonbad when he was 9 years old, go ahead but his real youth academy at a time when he had to progress to reach senior level, was at Sepahan! Without that youth academy, he wouldn't even have played in that Russian tournament to begin with!

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            #20
            Originally posted by Sly View Post
            Says who? How many of our European legioners went to Europe by playing in those 2 teams? Nekounam? Hashemian? Teymourian? Azmoun? Jahanbakhsh? Ezzatollahi? Ali Karimi (the young one)? Mild Mohammadi? Navidkia? Haji Safi? Rahman Rezaei? and the list goes on...

            In fact....judging by the recent history, you will quit your European career if you play for those teams! If you don't believe me, ask Taremi and Rezaeian!

            The reason most our players get European contracts is not because of those 2 clubs, but it's because of playing in the national teams in different levels and in different tournaments.
            Mehdi Mahdavikia went directly from Persepolis to Vfl Bochum and then Hamburger SV
            Karim Bagheri went directly from Persepolis to Armenia Bielefield
            Mehrdad Minavand went directly from Persepolis to Strum Graz
            Reza Shahroudi went directly from Persepolis to Altay Spor
            Hamed Kavianpour went directly from Persepolis to Kayserispor
            Hossein Kaebi went directly from Persepolis to Leicester City
            Alireza Emamifar went from Persepolis (as soon as he finished his sarbazi at Fajr Sepasi) to Charleroi SC
            Khodadad Aziz went from Persepolis (on loan from Bahman) to FC. Koln
            Ali Daei from Persepolis > Al Sadd> Armenia Bielefield then Bayern Munich
            Ali Karimi (had offers from Atletico Madrid) from Persepolis > Al Ahli> Bayern Munich

            Ali Samereh went directly from SS to Perugia Calcio
            Sirous Dinmohammadi went directly from SS to FSV Mainz
            Farhad Majidi went directly from SS to Rapid Wien
            Alireza Mansourian went directly from SS to Skoda Xanthi and later FC St.Pauli
            Mehdi Pashazadeh went directly from SS to Bayer Leverkusen/Fortuna Koln/Rapid Wien
            Daryoush Yazdani went directly from SS to Bayer Leverkusen

            Ando was at SS during his youth (2000-2002)

            There are bunch of other players who went to Arab league despite having the potentials to go to Europe.

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              #21
              Originally posted by Sly View Post
              Dude Azmoun began his Sepahan career in their youth Academy and in total he was there (youth and senior level) 3 years. That was his first real youth level team where players actually get somewhere. If you want to count his time at Oghabe Gonbad when he was 9 years old, go ahead but his real youth academy at a time when he had to progress to reach senior level, was at Sepahan! Without that youth academy, he wouldn't even have played in that Russian tournament to begin with!
              Exactly plus he got the opportunity to train with in my mind, one of the best IPL teams ever during the Ghalenoei Sepahan teams and learn alot from the likes of Ibrahima Toure, Enayati, Januario, Emad Reza, Ebrahimi, Hajsafi, Bengar, Hosseini, Aghiliy, Rahmati, Khosro Heydari, etc. He was exposed to so many professional and high caliber TM players which provided him veteran leadership.. I remember when Sepahan played Al-Hilal when we won 2-0, they showed Azmoun traveling with the team and getting advice from Ghalenoei at AGE 15!!!!! Tell me that is not a great way to develop a player. You learn from a top level IPL coach along with top level players and slowly they gave him playing time during a camp in Turkey and many scouts started to notice him... So all in all, he is a SEPAHAN product! So that is something this great club has produced, unlike longia or kise kesho.

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                #22
                Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
                Mehdi Mahdavikia went directly from Persepolis to Vfl Bochum and then Hamburger SV
                Karim Bagheri went directly from Persepolis to Armenia Bielefield
                Mehrdad Minavand went directly from Persepolis to Strum Graz
                Reza Shahroudi went directly from Persepolis to Altay Spor
                Hamed Kavianpour went directly from Persepolis to Kayserispor
                Hossein Kaebi went directly from Persepolis to Leicester City
                Alireza Emamifar went from Persepolis (as soon as he finished his sarbazi at Fajr Sepasi) to Charleroi SC
                Khodadad Aziz went from Persepolis (on loan from Bahman) to FC. Koln
                Ali Daei from Persepolis > Al Sadd> Armenia Bielefield then Bayern Munich
                Ali Karimi (had offers from Atletico Madrid) from Persepolis > Al Ahli> Bayern Munich

                Ali Samereh went directly from SS to Perugia Calcio
                Sirous Dinmohammadi went directly from SS to FSV Mainz
                Farhad Majidi went directly from SS to Rapid Wien
                Alireza Mansourian went directly from SS to Skoda Xanthi and later FC St.Pauli
                Mehdi Pashazadeh went directly from SS to Bayer Leverkusen/Fortuna Koln/Rapid Wien
                Daryoush Yazdani went directly from SS to Bayer Leverkusen

                Ando was at SS during his youth (2000-2002)

                There are bunch of other players who went to Arab league despite having the potentials to go to Europe.
                Not one of those players you mentioned an ACTUAL youth product for PP/SS besides Ando.

                I can say the same about Ibrahima Toure going to Monaco after Sepahan. or Navidkia going to Germany... or Rahmati getting offers for Rosenburg... so on and so forth..
                Im talking about ACTUAL youth products and you have failed to mention any PP or SS youth academy products

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Sly View Post
                  Dude Azmoun began his Sepahan career in their youth Academy and in total he was there (youth and senior level) 3 years. That was his first real youth level team where players actually get somewhere. If you want to count his time at Oghabe Gonbad when he was 9 years old, go ahead but his real youth academy at a time when he had to progress to reach senior level, was at Sepahan! Without that youth academy, he wouldn't even have played in that Russian tournament to begin with!
                  Says who? you or Ghalenoi? He would regret his times in Sepahan. It was his smart father who took him out of Sepahan.

                  Take a look at his profile to know he was in various teams in Gorgan up until he was 15.
                  Oghab Gonbad 2004-2008
                  Shamoushak Gorgan 2008-2009
                  Etka Gorgan 2009-2010

                  Here listen what Azmoun tell about his time in Esfahan.

                  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtAyTqHaWw0

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by naderb94 View Post
                    Exactly plus he got the opportunity to train with in my mind, one of the best IPL teams ever during the Ghalenoei Sepahan teams and learn alot from the likes of Ibrahima Toure, Enayati, Januario, Emad Reza, Ebrahimi, Hajsafi, Bengar, Hosseini, Aghiliy, Rahmati, Khosro Heydari, etc. He was exposed to so many professional and high caliber TM players which provided him veteran leadership.. I remember when Sepahan played Al-Hilal when we won 2-0, they showed Azmoun traveling with the team and getting advice from Ghalenoei at AGE 15!!!!! Tell me that is not a great way to develop a player. You learn from a top level IPL coach along with top level players and slowly they gave him playing time during a camp in Turkey and many scouts started to notice him... So all in all, he is a SEPAHAN product! So that is something this great club has produced, unlike longia or kise kesho.
                    Seriously, you buy that BS? He was noticed by Russian team Rubin Kazan because of that Russian tournament not because of Sepahan letting him play for few minutes in a friendly match. You guys are day dreaming.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by naderb94 View Post
                      Not one of those players you mentioned an ACTUAL youth product for PP/SS besides Ando.
                      I can say the same about Ibrahima Toure going to Monaco after Sepahan. or Navidkia going to Germany... or Rahmati getting offers for Rosenburg... so on and so forth..
                      Im talking about ACTUAL youth products and you have failed to mention any PP or SS youth academy products
                      You saw my point there and I was answering Sly not you. My point is clear. People came to SS or Persepolis, played their game in spot light and got offers from European clubs. End of the story. No other club in Iran can match up to Persepolis and SS in transferring Iranian football talents to European or foreign leagues. Persepolis and SS win this argument hands down.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
                        Mehdi Mahdavikia went directly from Persepolis to Vfl Bochum and then Hamburger SV
                        Karim Bagheri went directly from Persepolis to Armenia Bielefield
                        Mehrdad Minavand went directly from Persepolis to Strum Graz
                        Reza Shahroudi went directly from Persepolis to Altay Spor
                        Hamed Kavianpour went directly from Persepolis to Kayserispor
                        Hossein Kaebi went directly from Persepolis to Leicester City
                        Alireza Emamifar went from Persepolis (as soon as he finished his sarbazi at Fajr Sepasi) to Charleroi SC
                        Khodadad Aziz went from Persepolis (on loan from Bahman) to FC. Koln
                        Ali Daei from Persepolis > Al Sadd> Armenia Bielefield then Bayern Munich
                        Ali Karimi (had offers from Atletico Madrid) from Persepolis > Al Ahli> Bayern Munich

                        Ali Samereh went directly from SS to Perugia Calcio
                        Sirous Dinmohammadi went directly from SS to FSV Mainz
                        Farhad Majidi went directly from SS to Rapid Wien
                        Alireza Mansourian went directly from SS to Skoda Xanthi and later FC St.Pauli
                        Mehdi Pashazadeh went directly from SS to Bayer Leverkusen/Fortuna Koln/Rapid Wien
                        Daryoush Yazdani went directly from SS to Bayer Leverkusen

                        Ando was at SS during his youth (2000-2002)

                        There are bunch of other players who went to Arab league despite having the potentials to go to Europe.
                        LOL@ Hossein Kaebi, Emamifar and Andranik played in eses youth, etc. ! Ok let's rephrase the question.... how many players went to Europe from eses and pespes where their European careers had actually important impact on them as a player and on TM?! The only ones you can mention are, Daei, Azizi, Bagheri and Ali Karimi. Maybe you can add Minavand and Pashazadeh (although he was injured half of the time). Andranik's youth academy doesn't even count since you're talking about impact of eses/pespes in the players' being selected by European clubs.

                        In my list you can only delete the names of Navidkia and Haji Safi!

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
                          Says who? you or Ghalenoi? He would regret his times in Sepahan. It was his smart father who took him out of Sepahan.
                          Take a look at his profile to know he was in various teams in Gorgan up until he was 15.
                          Oghab Gonbad 2004-2008
                          Shamoushak Gorgan 2008-2009
                          Etka Gorgan 2009-2010
                          Here listen what Azmoun tell about his time in Esfahan.
                          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtAyTqHaWw0
                          Exactly.... Oghab, Shamoshak and Etka! Really known for their youth academies! LOL Whatever you say you can not take the impact of Sepahan's youth academy from Azmoun! Because that's a fact! He didn't reach the youth national team to play in it with those teams you mentioned. He reached it with Sepahan! and you're mixing things up here. Only because he wasn't happy at Sepahan (because of money issues which exists in many teams in IPL, including in eses and pespes), it doesn't mean he didn't get where he is because of Sepahan! From there he reached Iran's youth national team, from the exposure of which, he went to Russia! His smart father took him out of Sepahan??? The guy got a European contract man!!! His father would be dumb if he rejected it!

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by Sly View Post
                            Exactly.... Oghab, Shamoshak and Etka! Really known for their youth academies! LOL Whatever you say you can not take the impact of Sepahan's youth academy from Azmoun! Because that's a fact! He didn't reach the youth national team to play in it with those teams you mentioned. He reached it with Sepahan! and you're mixing things up here. Only because he wasn't happy at Sepahan (because of money issues which exists in many teams in IPL, including in eses and pespes), it doesn't mean he didn't get where he is because of Sepahan! From there he reached Iran's youth national team, from the exposure of which, he went to Russia! His smart father took him out of Sepahan??? The guy got a European contract man!!! His father would be dumb if he rejected it!
                            Watch the video link I have provided and see what he is saying about his contract. He exactly said he was chosen by Rubin Kazan because of that tournament in Russia not playing in Sepahan or in an insignificant friendly. You either have hard time understanding or you are purposely avoiding the fact. Sepahan had no significant effect on Sardar, period. Stop acting like Ghalenoi or Mansourian for knowing every single talent of IPL as your pupil.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by Sly View Post
                              LOL@ Hossein Kaebi, Emamifar and Andranik played in eses youth, etc. ! Ok let's rephrase the question.... how many players went to Europe from eses and pespes where their European careers had actually important impact on them as a player and on TM?! The only ones you can mention are, Daei, Azizi, Bagheri and Ali Karimi. Maybe you can add Minavand and Pashazadeh (although he was injured half of the time). Andranik's youth academy doesn't even count since you're talking about impact of eses/pespes in the players' being selected by European clubs.

                              In my list you can only delete the names of Navidkia and Haji Safi!
                              Instead of changing the argument, try to respect what Persepolis and SS have done for Iranian players. I have nothing else to discuss here... as I can guess were this debate is heading.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by PersianLegion View Post
                                Watch the video link I have provided and see what he is saying about his contract. He exactly said he was chosen by Rubin Kazan because of that tournament in Russia not playing in Sepahan or in an insignificant friendly. You either have hard time understanding or you are purposely avoid the fact. Sepahan had no significant effect on Sardar. period. Stop acting like Ghalenoi or Mansourian for knowing every single talent of IPL as your pupil.
                                Did you even read my text? Who's talking about an insignificant friendly?! I know the truth hurts for the jealous guy! Instead as a fan, make sure to push your favorite eses or pespes (which ever it is), to get a more decent youth academy.

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