Morteza Pouraliganji @ Eupen | 2018 - 2019

[Iran_19]

He didn't even join the two top Qatari sides Duhail or Sadd, this is a mid table Qatari's team!!! Clearly money oriented move.

[milad_b]

This just makes me more proud of Majid who moved to Turkey at such a young age, playing for a pretty good club and doing pretty damn well for himself there..

He's the future leader of our line of defense, which many of us thought would be PAG..

All thanks to pejman montazeri's bladder which made him shine in world up !

[Nokhodi]

He didn't even join the two top Qatari sides Duhail or Sadd, this is a mid table Qatari's team!!! Clearly money oriented move.

The sad thing is he wasn't' doing too bad at Eupen. He had a couple of goals and came back from injury and got into the starting line up.
No ambition, no patience. What a shame and a waste.

And for the 100th time to other members - Qatar is where our players should go to get their retirement check, not waste their prime years.

[Iran_19]

The sad thing is he wasn't' doing too bad at Eupen. He had a couple of goals and came back from injury and got into the starting line up.
No ambition, no patience. What a shame and a waste.


And for the 100th time to other members - Qatar is where our players should go to get their retirement check, not waste their prime years.

This guy talks too much and experience shows in such a cases most of the time they will end up to some crappy teams and simply for money. I am afraid this will be the case of Beiranvand as well, he will never make the move everyone waiting for.

[Medzdidz]

Someone needs to change the title of the thread.

[Surenas]

What are the details of his contract? Did Eupen sale him to qatar? Is it a loan move? Why would Eupen sale him after just 6 months?

He wanted to leave, Eupen is actually sad about it, they said: that they wanted him to stay, but due the fact he was very cooperative and professional (lol) in the last 6 months, they let him go.

[Keano]

Our players live a luxury life in these Persian gulf states. They're treated like celebrities and make the money that they can dream of in any other country. So for those motivated players who want to strive and progress in their professional footballing career, they choose European clubs and settle with much lesser $$$ (ARJ, Azmoun, Ezzi) and those players who mainly care about $$$ and their financial future, they always end up Qatar and UAE. Well thank God the political ties between the IR and UAE has darkened in the recent years, so no UAE transfers for our players any longer.

PAG has always been about money. First his shocking move to China, then Qatar and now again back in Qatar. Ki ashkaato paak mikone, vaghti ke pool nadaari...

[Roxanaz80]

Just read yourselves...
I am disapointed just like the rest of u, PAG has incredible potential,physical, robust and effective but at the end of the day he needs to make money. Our system doesn't look out for our players,everything is a struggle, maybe he's taken enough risks, endured enough hardships to be here.

[Bagg10]

Our players live a luxury life in these Persian gulf states. They're treated like celebrities and make the money that they can dream of in any other country. So for those motivated players who want to strive and progress in their professional footballing career, they choose European clubs and settle with much lesser $$$ (ARJ, Azmoun, Ezzi) and those players who mainly care about $$$ and their financial future, they always end up Qatar and UAE. Well thank God the political ties between the IR and UAE has darkened in the recent years, so no UAE transfers for our players any longer.
PAG has always been about money. First his shocking move to China, then Qatar and now again back in Qatar. Ki ashkaato paak mikone, vaghti ke pool nadaari...

Check too hesabet ki mizare vaghti toh too Qatariiiii...?

[Nokhodi]

Just read yourselves...
I am disapointed just like the rest of u, PAG has incredible potential,physical, robust and effective but at the end of the day he needs to make money. Our system doesn't look out for our players,everything is a struggle, maybe he's taken enough risks, endured enough hardships to be here.

He's spent 3 years in Qatar and China making big money. None of us know his personal life, but some players are motivated purely by money. He should be honest and admit it instead of hiding under the guise of "progress".

[scuderia]

He's spent 3 years in Qatar and China making big money. None of us know his personal life, but some players are motivated purely by money. He should be honest and admit it instead of hiding under the guise of "progress".

I remember a little while back he said he went to Qatar for money, he was honest about it and said he wanted to send money back to his family! PAG has actually never lied about this!

[arvin_guzoo]

I can respect his choice. But for him to keep wearing the national jersey is hard for me. I want all of our players in the best leagues, playing the best football.

I hope the next coach brings on the fire and does not guarantee any spots on our team.

[Keano]

Morteza Pouraliganji @ Eupen | 2018 - 2019

Just read yourselves...
I am disapointed just like the rest of u, PAG has incredible potential,physical, robust and effective but at the end of the day he needs to make money. Our system doesn't look out for our players,everything is a struggle, maybe he's taken enough risks, endured enough hardships to be here.

First off every single member on this board wishes nothing but to endeavor to much bigger successes in his footballing career. Nobody is suggesting or expecting the regime to do anything for our athletes. A huge majority of football superstars are from slums and come from very poor families. They too have gone through extreme hardships. Cristiano Ronaldo and Maradona some of them. If you wanna achieve big goals, you must have faith in yourself, and be ready to sacrifice a lot along the way to achieve what you wanna achieve. Otherwise you always take the shortcuts.


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[eliz3p]

I read some where that PAG had endured alot of hardships in the past. I don't know his personal life but I know how it can be like going through hardships in life. From his instagram I know he is very close to his family and this is one aspect about him that I admire alot. I won't judge him and will support him no matter what. But I just feel it is a pity that he let go of the opportunity to play in Europe. Especially so when he is still single (no kids yet) and still young. Humans are most mobile (geographically) when they are young with no kids yet. Being at Eupen was supposed to be PAG's golden opportunity to do well and then progress to better leagues. he could become one of the best defenders in Asia. But....he has made his decision. I can only respect that and continue to support him regardless.

[eliz3p]

Someone needs to change the title of the thread.

to what? to...."Morteza Pouraligangi and his Sudden Club Movement"?