The Dumbest Things People Said

[Altamonte]

Nekounam and Hashemian for starters would be an upgrade at HC. The team is in shambles and there are questions as to which of our best players will be invited because of loyalty

Hashemian 😂😂😂
Right, I forgot how many teams he's actually managed so far... oh wait, a big fat ZERO! As for Nekounam he's still a newbie, too soon for TM

[Hosseini]

Hashemian 😂😂😂
Right, I forgot how many teams he's actually managed so far... oh wait, a big fat ZERO! Baba stick to your FIFA career mode with PSG

He's been with the NT the past 3 years, has a lot of experience playing at the highest levels and getting coaching licenses in Germany, the players respect his pedigree since he's a NT legend, and the biggest factor = it would be a clean slate over the disastrous team chemistry that Skocic has cultivated.

Only problem is his personality is not very assertive, but it's not like Skocic is Pep in that department either, so no harm done...

[Altamonte]

He's been with the NT the past 3 years, has a lot of experience playing at the highest levels and getting coaching licenses in Germany, the players respect his pedigree since he's a NT legend, and the biggest factor = it would be a clean slate over the disastrous team chemistry that Skocic has cultivated.

Only problem is his personality is not very assertive, but it's not like Skocic is Pep in that department either, so no harm done...

There was this English guy I forgot his name that had boat load more experience than Hashemian for assistant roles. He was alongside Ancelotti's 2014 RM UCL winning season and much more, but he absolutely failed every single time he became a manager. Hashemian can have 80 years of experience and 100 more coaching licenses but end of the day he's never managed a single team yet.

[Hosseini]

There was this English guy I forgot his name that had boat load more experience than Hashemian for assistant roles. He was alongside Ancelotti's 2014 RM UCL winning season and much more, but he absolutely failed every single time he became a manager. Hashemian can have 80 years of experience and 100 more coaching licenses but end of the day he's never managed a single team yet.

One singular example doesn't define how he'll do. It's obviously a risk but one I'd be willing to take given the status quo and how we are currently destined to do

Who would've guessed Skocic would take us to the WC after that hellscape of a situation in Bahrain? He did good getting us there with his resume of khooneh be khooneh and random Serbian teams and then dropped the ball

[Altamonte]

One singular example doesn't define how he'll do. It's obviously a risk but one I'd be willing to take given the status quo and how we are currently destined to do
Who would've guessed Skocic would take us to the WC after that hellscape of a situation in Bahrain? He did good getting us there with his resume of khooneh be khooneh and random Serbian teams and then dropped the ball

Thanks for willing to risk it, luckily no other sensible person will risk that even by IR's standard so we're safe from Hashemian ever being considered

[Hosseini]

There was this English guy I forgot his name that had boat load more experience than Hashemian for assistant roles. He was alongside Ancelotti's 2014 RM UCL winning season and much more, but he absolutely failed every single time he became a manager. Hashemian can have 80 years of experience and 100 more coaching licenses but end of the day he's never managed a single team yet.

The bottom line is I don't know how you can look at the fractured team we have now and see that Skocic can walk us out of the storm and heal the wounds. Just don't see it