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[taremiscores]

[O-ZoNe]

Precisely. The team is at a critical stage. You may not like Queiroz but, at this stage, he's the only one who has the know-how, the experience and familiarity with the team and the opponents to bring about a smoothe landing. Again, at this juncture and with this amount of chaos, not aggressively going after him and settling for an inexperienced Iranain coach could be tantamount to forfeiting the competition. If he's indeed available and willing to take the helm, and the fact that he possesses all the qualities mentioned, makes this all a great case of serendipity. IFF should capitalize on this opportunity, even if some members resent Queiroz personally.

Curious...how do you know CQ wants to coach TM? Did I miss an interview or statement from him? He would be better than any vatani coach but I doubt iff can afford him or that he will accept payment in rials.

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[allan123]

IMPORTANT WAS TO GET SKOCIC FIRED.
ANYONE REPLACE HIM
IS BIG IMPROVEMENT

Ali Daei

[orbicular]

He may not be interested, but no one has confirmed his lack of interest, even though there's been a great deal of talk about his taking over. Once, and if, he's officially out of the picture, I'll cease speculating.

[The]

I never said there wasn't drama. Some of which he invited.

But batting this away and creating a siege mentality - there are only a few coaches in the world who achieve this and we have had one of them.

My greatest pleasure in watching CQ TM was the unity on and off the pitch, which I hadn't seen in previous tournaments, years or decades. I don't think it is "revisionism" to state this.

Ramingeles said we need a coach who doesn't invite drama, and I'm saying it's revisionism to say CQ doesn't invite drama.

In his previous time with TM he didn't "bat away" drama, he actively got involved (and that's not inherently a bad thing).

Even in his time with Egypt his behaviour on and off the pitch caused drama.

[ben.walken]

He has less coaching credentials than Skocic , if we get anyone other than Carlos we are in more trouble than before this whole thing started

I agree that our best option is CQ. However, I don’t see Nekonam being a major downgrade form Skocic. Yes, Skocic has few years more coaching experience but they were mainly managing low tier Middle Eastern clubs and he had no international experience whatsoever (prior to TM) both as a player and manager. On the other hand, Neko played in La Liga for many years under experienced coaches, familiar with World Cup atmosphere by playing twice, our most capped player, worked with CQ as an assistant, and his results as a manager in IPL has been decent. Despite having more experience on the international stage, I think he as much of a gamble as Skocic.

[allan123]

Poor skocic took us to the WC and everybody celebrating his departure
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Not everybody i support Skocic

[O-ZoNe]

Ramingeles said we need a coach who doesn't invite drama, and I'm saying it's revisionism to say CQ doesn't invite drama.

In his previous time with TM he didn't "bat away" drama, he actively got involved (and that's not inherently a bad thing).

Even in his time with Egypt his behaviour on and off the pitch caused drama.

Just read Salahs comments about CQ. Not very flattering...

https://egyptindependent.com/mohamed...ss-to-nigeria/



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[diz]

Just read Salahs comments about CQ. Not very flattering...
https://egyptindependent.com/mohamed...ss-to-nigeria/
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What a weird take by Mo. He basically said CQ does the opposite of the fan's wishes (ie for player selection). Since when do coaches choose their player selection based on the fan's wants/needs??? Tres bizarre.

[Siavash]

I like Nekonam to be new TM coach. He learned a lot from CQ and did very well with Foolad. He is a fighter, wants to to win and well known around the world. Java is young, ambitious, brave and loves victory. If we can't get CQ I go for Nekonam for sure.

[ben.walken]

Just read Salahs comments about CQ. Not very flattering...
https://egyptindependent.com/mohamed...ss-to-nigeria/
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You are taking this out of context and time. Similar to Iran there is a big tribalism between 2 teams in Egypt (Al-Ahli and Zamalak). All of the criticism of CQ at the time was for not selecting Afsha (a popular Al-Ahli player) for AFCON.

How many times did the players and media criticize him in Iran for crossing off Rahmati, Aghili, Jalal Hosseini, and Khalatbari. But guess what, in all those positions we ended up replacing them with much better players.

Fast forward 6 months later, Egypt is now on the merge of elimination from the next AFCON and begging for CQ to return. Also, Afsha was not invited by the new coach either. So what does Mo Salah have to say about that?

This Egypt team is clearly weak and did not have the qualities to make to the last AFCON finals let alone the penalty shootout in the WCQ playoffs. Prior to CQ taking over they were on the merge of being eliminated from the WCQ second round, and now after his departure they are about to get eliminated from the next AFCON.

[O-ZoNe]

You are taking this out of context and time.

The common defense of CQ track record is everything is out of context. Yes Egypt is begging for him back through a war of words I suppose. Context matters and so does truth. I posted to demonstrate even CQ isn't always unifying or drama free. Most others agree with this notion.

https://www.kingfut.com/2022/06/25/c...a-smear-image/

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[teammelli91]

Doodool sacrificers begin sharpening your tools.

[Omids]

Doodool sacrificers begin sharpening your tools.

wonder how many doodools PFDC members have, so many sacrificed already and still more left to sacrifice

[teammelli91]

wonder how many doodools PFDC members have, so many sacrificed already and still more left to sacrifice

Well then they’ll have to cut their prosthetic ones