Allahyar Sayyadmanesh @ Fenerbahçe S.K. | 2022

[Team Melli Fan]

DeAndre Yedlin in talks with Hull City

https://old.reddit.com/r/MLS/comment...dlin_in_talks/

[Medzdidz]

This doesn't bode well. It was a stable environment and a settled team of young English talent looking for a few bit of added quality our wonderkid was going to provide. It's sounding increasingly like a foreign circus developing akin to staying at Fener. The Venky's at Blackburn took a decade to get to grips with the football, doesn't bode well.

I suppose if his nickname is the ‘Turkish Simon Cowell’ we will find out if a Allahyar has the ‘Hull Factor’ or ‘Hull’s got talent’, coming soon to Turkish TV.

[Leicester City]

Coach from Uzbek league 🤣 Where’s Taz?

To play devil's advocate, Xisco Munoz came to Watford around this time last year from Dinamo Tbilisi in Georgia and helped them gain promotion to the Premier League finishing 2nd in the Championship. Not saying that would be the case with Shota Arveladze, but McCann (that got sacked today) has already gotten them relegated once, and seems his ceiling is League 1. From an objective standpoint, he is a clear upgrade to McCann and is highly rated for his time in Turkey.

[Medzdidz]

Was reading today on BBC from a local Hull reporter that Hull fans haven’t forgotten the 1 win from 20 games when they got relegated and before these last two wins a lot of fans would have drove him out of Hull.
He was also saying that it doesn’t help that he was Allam’s guy and Allam was not a well liked figure at all.

[Medzdidz]

According to this report Allahyar has successfully had his visa granted and will fly to England tomorrow to complete the move.

https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=...d_click&f=live

[Iranianarsenal11]

According to this report Allahyar has successfully had his visa granted and will fly to England tomorrow to complete the move.

https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=...d_click&f=live

If that's the case, then he should be able to fly to Iran sometime soon as well, since he'd have his passport returned to him? Maybe he can play against UAE? I'm sure our expert at gol bezan Arya might know some more info?

I'm just glad he got his Visa this quickly. Usually it takes a lot longer

[naderb94]

According to this report Allahyar has successfully had his visa granted and will fly to England tomorrow to complete the move.

https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=...d_click&f=live

What does this mean in regards for the game tomorrow?

[Leicester City]

Hull fans are really excited about Allahyar, some even dubbing him as the next Ali Daei!

[Medzdidz]

What does this mean in regards for the game tomorrow?

He is will Hull then looks like. Could be potential he is available for UAE.

[Keshwardoost]

still poor planning couldnt they just send some paperwork or something he could sign in turkey? send someone there to do a medical test in feners facilitys with him? so he doesnt have to do all this back an forward stuff while being called up with TM,.

this could be handled smoother by fener and hull, specially since they are both turks incharge of the clubs..

we should just stop try to avoid sending our players to that league. feels like almost everyone has just been injured there anyway through the years..

[Nav253]

Ye Im sure they totally did that intentionally. As Non European, there are different rules especially, since England is not in Eu it is harder and more complex. Same happened to Ozan Tufan when he moved to Watford, that shit took days and he missef a Turkey game for it. But im sure you know moree.You think cuz both owners are turkish they just gonna meet in Acuns backyard for chai and to the medical and visa stuff there? There are rules and protocols for these procedures. Allahyar would be missed but its also good for him to spend time with hull and the team. And wo exactly got injured there? Allahyar? No? Amiri? no. Ali Karimi is almost disabled but ye im sure kayseri did that to him. Not like he wasnt injured before alot lol. Just majid seems little more injury prone but what does that have to do with the league?

[inarsenewetrust]

Ye Im sure they totally did that intentionally. As Non European, there are different rules especially, since England is not in Eu it is harder and more complex. Same happened to Ozan Tufan when he moved to Watford, that shit took days and he missef a Turkey game for it. But im sure you know moree.You think cuz both owners are turkish they just gonna meet in Acuns backyard for chai and to the medical and visa stuff there? There are rules and protocols for these procedures. Allahyar would be missed but its also good for him to spend time with hull and the team. And wo exactly got injured there? Allahyar? No? Amiri? no. Ali Karimi is almost disabled but ye im sure kayseri did that to him. Not like he wasnt injured before alot lol. Just majid seems little more injury prone but what does that have to do with the league?

[PrinceAli]

Allahyars new coach when he makes the move

[pajamNL]

Shota was a great attacker, Allahyar can learn a lot from him

[Leicester City]

Shota was a great attacker, Allahyar can learn a lot from him

Also took Pakhtakor to the ACL quarterfinal and knocked out Esteghlal in RO 16.