Saman subbed on, 87'
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"This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin Sotoudeh -
Does anyone have someone on the inside to find out if Saman is going to transfer?
He is going to waste his best years on the bench, at this rate. I don't care if he is on an EPL team; it's irrelevant if one is getting almost no playing time.
He's good enough to start on a championship side, or go to the Dutch league and do the same.Comment
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His contract is up end of the season so he will be leaving.Originally posted by Scooter View Post
’Injured’ Saman is on the bench.Comment
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There are som reports in Swedish Media that he's in negotiation with Malmö FF who ended 7th last season.
https://www.varzesh3.com/news/189752...‚-زلاتان
https://www.fotbollskanalen.se/allsv...varva-ghoddos/
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That's the best a world cup participant with English and French league experience can get?Originally posted by Essi View PostComment
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One season in France before suspension and we can barely call him participant in England. And for TM he is closer to being 3rd Nazari brother rather than a Dejagah.Originally posted by PSGman#19 View PostComment
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Waste of a club career. Saddening.
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yea man wtf..!!Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
another case of useless fking agents, so far as im concerned..! :/
this guy has looked plenty competent of a footballer for any EPL team in nearly every freaking occasional playing chance provided to him by Frank ... he is a relatively young international with Still plenty of miles left on his legs..!!
shouldnt be that fking hard to find him at least another part time gig in EPL or a solid Championship offer from a top half of their table teams..!!?
then there are plenty of better EU leagues where he could well shine again ... spain, portugal, eredivisie, italy, ffs even belgium is a better destination than back to the obscurities of Swedish league..!!
for over a fking year now, it's been clear that his contract is set to run out at brentford and most likely wont be getting a renewal... just What the FK has his agents been doing all this time sitting on their asses..!??
we havent even heard a hint of rumored interest, any bazargarmi bs .... fking nothing but complete silence and absence of action ..!!
again ShittAsss, Usless fking Agents.....!!
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his own ambition and career drive also leaves plenty more to desire...!! so i presume its more a case of Khalaayegh har che laayegh..!
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That Huesca deal and subsequent suspension ruined one of the most dynamic offensive players to come out of Sweden in a while. This is why off-field teams are just as important as on-field teams.
Shame."This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin SotoudehComment
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What WC experience? How many min he played? Less than 90?Originally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
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Alot of his goals even up to France came from his hidden weapon which was his amazing shots and free kicks
He is not using it at all!
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Brentford has relegated Ghoddos to a pedestrian player, not making use of his excellent shots, technical ability, and composure on the ball. This is all on Frank. In spite of that, he’s definitely been decent enough in his appearances, including his last cameo (which seemed like ages ago).
I really hope he can turn around his club career as ARJ has, as he’s not only a very good player, but a likable person.
At the very least, he should go to the Dutch league. Anything lower will be a travesty.Comment
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And yet we still have fans that believe transferring to EPL is a good idea for iranians.
While some teams in EPL are excellent at developing players, this league overall is horrendous. Also watching how these EPL powerhouses fare in Euro competitions it becomes clear that transferring to EPL teams doesnt necessarily mean that our players are exposed to high level competition.
Fist of all we should not conflate unforgivingness and not starting with competition. It has reached a level where teams purchasing power is so high development is not needed for EPL teams. They just buy new players and treat current players as commodities.
Secondly we need to start asking why we want our players to kill themselves for a league that has alternatives where they can get high level exposure.
Thirdly we want our players in europe to develop.
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Everyone needs to stop blaming the EPL or stating that our players are "doomed" if they go, because they aren't suited for it, or the league has it against them. This is all LOSER mentality. The EPL is by far the best league in the world, if you can make it in this league, you will develop and grow to be a very high level footballer. At the end of the day this is what we want our players to be!
They aren't going to be at their best playing in Iran or some shitty Arab teams where the can score lots of goals. Yeah sometimes there is bad luck, injuries, difficulty adapting to the culture, etc, but other times it is also due to the player themselves not trying enough. It is true, we have yet to have an Iranian make it in the Premier League, but that doesn't mean the league is cursed, or they all hate us or Asian players (ever heard of Son Heung-min?). Rather the 5 Iranian players that have gone so far, for the most part have just not been good enough. We blamed Brighton for Jahanbaksh not performing, then he went back to Holland and up until recently was poor there too. Dejagah was at Fulham, and where did he go after? Qatar. One of our most historic midfielders Bagheri only managed to play one match in his EPL career. This is the level that the players were at (even if skilled, their fitness, commitment, or other factors weighted them down), hence why they weren't playing.
Now let me ask you this, when was the last time you saw Ghoddos play consistently well in TM? Has it ever happened? So far he has played 34 matches (mostly as a sub) for 6 years, and he has scored 2 goals. Every other contribution he has had was a near miss, I can't even recall an assist. Not a single TM coach so far (Carlos, Wilmots, or Skocic) has relied on him or started him frequently.
Don't get me wrong, I want our players to succeed, but trust me, the league alone is not the problem.--------------------------Beiranvand-------------------
--Moharrami----Hosseini--Kanaani----Amiri--
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--Jahanbaksh---------Ghoddos------------Taremi--
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