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Originally posted by Sarbaze-Vatan View PostWho? Do not tell me the likes of Mourinho, Zidane, Wenger, Conte, etc. Be realistic.چو ایران نباشد تن من مباد
We thank and support Mr.Kamran Delan for many years of dedication and service to Iranian Football Community.
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Originally posted by Salar View PostNot at all. Someone with more international experience. Pizzi introduced tiki taka to Saudi football and they played extremely attractive football yet they conceeded 5 goals against Russia whilst having over 60 % posession. International football leads to the World Cup and on the biggest stage you don't have 38 matches to win the title. I would rather still play the defensive football that the players have learned and get the results (not saying we did but we were damn close). Also, none of the above managed Portugal, Real Madrid and worked side by side with potentially the greatest of the managers on two spells therefore I do think that CQ is more qualified and experienced than your options (not asking for Zidane or Mourinho though).
I could mention bigger names with bigger salary but I also thought about the max. Salary IFF can handle. CQ was nobody before joining Man United as assistant manager. Due to his performance in Real Madrid and Portugal, no body in Europe trusted him as a head coach anymore because he failed both. That is why he came Iran. We should look at quality not popularity. Forget CQ. Think about future. We need a decent foreign coach.
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Originally posted by Sarbaze-Vatan View PostThe time of CQ was over. We need someone with new ideas.
The forecast calls for gloomy skies for the foreseeable future.
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Originally posted by diz View PostClearly, no debating that. The issue is, can we find someone with new ideas AND the ability to deal with sanctions, IFF, the Sports Minister, lack to facilities, lack of friendlies, idiotic media questions, crazy PP fans, etc, etc?
The forecast calls for gloomy skies for the foreseeable future.
Unfortunately CQ is expert in making preemptive excuses in case of failure and a lot of PDFC fans accepted his excuses wrongly unlike Non-PFDC fans.
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Originally posted by diz View PostClearly, no debating that. The issue is, can we find someone with new ideas AND the ability to deal with sanctions, IFF, the Sports Minister, lack to facilities, lack of friendlies, idiotic media questions, crazy PP fans, etc, etc?
The forecast calls for gloomy skies for the foreseeable future.
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Originally posted by Sarbaze-Vatan View PostIMO the bolded part you said is bullshit. What does sanction, IFF, the Sports Minister, etc. have to do with the coach? All countries have their own problems. Our facilities are not among worst in Asia. We are among top Asian football countries and we can get a decent foreign coach. Some realistic choices are Bilic, Laudrup, Pizzi, Donadoni, Le Guen, Claude Puel, etc. When Perspolis and Esteghlal can get decent foreign coaches, there is no reason the national team cannot get that.
Unfortunately CQ is expert in making preemptive excuses in case of failure and a lot of PDFC fans accepted his excuses wrongly unlike Non-PFDC fans.
In addition, if you think dealing with all the issues I brought up is simply bull*hit, you don't have to take my word for it. CQ/TM members/Taj and many other supporters of TM have brought these up as obstacles to TM's success.
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IFF has to try and bring an international coach or else the young talent we have that are abroad may reconsider TM for the near future if we were to scout them. If they bring a cheap local coach, most of our players will heavily be against it. With leaders like Ashkan and Masoud, I am sure they will have some sort of influence to sway them away from bringing in a crappy coach
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Originally posted by LoveTeamMelli View PostIFF has to try and bring an international coach or else the young talent we have that are abroad may reconsider TM for the near future if we were to scout them. If they bring a cheap local coach, most of our players will heavily be against it. With leaders like Ashkan and Masoud, I am sure they will have some sort of influence to sway them away from bringing in a crappy coach
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Originally posted by jahandoost View PostCompared to the talent we have INSIDE Iran, the talent outside is nothing.
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