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SAUDI
07 Nov 2004, 07:21 AM
Why wouldn’t Iranian players join the Saudi League. I mean I have heard many blocked deals with Iranian players by other GCC League. Maybe the paychecks are higher in UAE or Qatar. However, I vision optimizing the mutual benefit by recruiting Iranian players in Saudi League. Imagine if two Iranian stars pick up a low ranked Saudi Team to win the Saudi league. ;) :cool: :)
SS2006
07 Nov 2004, 07:26 AM
u mean someone like karimi right
i heard golmohammadi went there?
dont nkow why but it seems qatar is the one who is picking up ALL the nationalities these days
SAUDI
07 Nov 2004, 07:36 AM
u mean someone like karimi right
i heard golmohammadi went there?
dont nkow why but it seems qatar is the one who is picking up ALL the nationalities these days
No player from iran in the saudi league. :)
Mani
07 Nov 2004, 09:15 AM
I guess the Iranian Players don't like to play there when they can play in Europe. Golmohmadi though was suppose to transfer to Al-Hilal a few weeks ago.
Txtriathlete
07 Nov 2004, 10:15 AM
I guess the Iranian Players don't like to play there when they can play in Europe. Golmohmadi though was suppose to transfer to Al-Hilal a few weeks ago.
Deal didnt go through.
Saudi64
07 Nov 2004, 10:28 AM
Never heard of Golmohammadi transfering to Hilal, anyways is he a goalkeeper or defender?
Mani
07 Nov 2004, 10:36 AM
Never heard of Golmohammadi transfering to Hilal, anyways is he a goalkeeper or defender?
He's the one who took Iran's last penalty kick against China in the Asian Cup 2004 semi-final match ( the magic chip shot :rolleyes: )
http://www.teammelli.com/Gallery/pics/Action_pics/golmohamadi_crying.jpg
Saudi64
07 Nov 2004, 10:43 AM
He's the one who took Iran's last penalty kick against China in the Asian Cup 2004 semi-final match ( the magic chip shot :rolleyes: )
http://www.teammelli.com/Gallery/pics/Action_pics/golmohamadi_crying.jpg
He should have shot the ball with all his power on either sides, not that magic chip shot. What is his position?
Mani
07 Nov 2004, 10:50 AM
He should have shot the ball with all his power on either sides, not that magic chip shot. What is his position?
He plays halfback and sweeper...
SAUDI
07 Nov 2004, 11:43 AM
Do you guys think it’s possible? A lot of Irani culture and documentaries are being broadcasted on Saudi TV lately.
SS2006
07 Nov 2004, 07:30 PM
that pic of him crying is vs. ireland btw
IraqiFootball
09 Nov 2004, 08:21 PM
Well, there's an Iraqi player in the Saudi League. His name is Nasha'at Akram, I think he's 20 years old now. He played for Al-Nasr last season, and this season, he plays for Al-Shabab. :)
http://iraqsport.com/imgdb/albums/userpics/10002/IRQ_KSA_22.jpg http://iraqsport.com/imgdb/albums/userpics/10002/IRQ_CHN_82.jpg
SS2006
09 Nov 2004, 08:41 PM
nashat akram is amazing
and theres a iraqi in the Iranian league i blieve asw ell
IraqiFootball
09 Nov 2004, 11:59 PM
nashat akram is amazing
and theres a iraqi in the Iranian league i blieve asw ell
Yes, his name is Bassim Abbas, he's a defender and he plays for Esteghlal Ahvaz. He should be given more playing time, after all, he was the one who stopped Chrisiano Ronaldo during the Iraq vs. Portugal match in the Olympics. :D
http://iraqsport.com/imgdb/albums/userpics/10002/capt.olysoc16608242007.greece_olympics_soccer_olysoc166.jpg http://iraqsport.com/imgdb/albums/userpics/10002/normal_capt.olysoc12208271935.greece_olympics_soccer_olysoc122.jpg
Mani
10 Nov 2004, 05:57 AM
Yes, his name is Bassim Abbas, he's a defender and he plays for Esteghlal Ahvaz. He should be given more playing time, after all, he was the one who stopped Chrisiano Ronaldo during the Iraq vs. Portugal match in the Olympics. :D
http://iraqsport.com/imgdb/albums/userpics/10002/capt.olysoc16608242007.greece_olympics_soccer_olysoc166.jpg http://iraqsport.com/imgdb/albums/userpics/10002/normal_capt.olysoc12208271935.greece_olympics_soccer_olysoc122.jpg
Hi,
Esteghlal Ahvaz has 6-7 non-Iranian players ( 4 of whom are Iraqi players ) and according to the IFF rules they can only play with 3 non-Iranian players at a time so that's why he doesn't get a lot of playing time.
IraqiFootball
10 Nov 2004, 07:51 PM
Hi,
Esteghlal Ahvaz has 6-7 non-Iranian players ( 4 of whom are Iraqi players ) and according to the IFF rules they can only play with 3 non-Iranian players at a time so that's why he doesn't get a lot of playing time.
Actually, there were 4 Iraqis linked with Esteghlal Ahvaz...but 3 of them left. They all went to Iran, but then it didn't work out for 3 of them.
Haider Abdul Razzaq left and went back to Al-Talaba (Iraq)
Ahmed Manajid left and went to Al-Rifaa (Bahrain)
Abdul Wahab Abul Heil left and went to Al-Wehda (Saudi Arabia)
Bassim Abbas stayed! :)
SockersFC
11 Nov 2004, 12:43 AM
Nobody can stop Ronaldo, the iraqis were suppose to get far in the olympics, politics. Ronaldo can't be stopped by anyone right now.
IraqiFootball
12 Nov 2004, 05:16 PM
Nobody can stop Ronaldo, the iraqis were suppose to get far in the olympics, politics. Ronaldo can't be stopped by anyone right now.
Politics? Get real bro. We owned Portugal, and that's a fact!...and Ronaldo was covered completely by our defenders, mainly Bassim Abbas!!
...and why did Ronaldo cry after the match?? Politics!?
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http://mysite.verizon.net/res0d9df/portOwned.jpg
SockersFC
13 Nov 2004, 02:08 AM
Nice pic, to bad Iraq wont make it into WC2006, politics have takin control of the sport. Iraq can't stop Ronaldo, they wont bc they wont be ever good enough to play Portugal again. I liked it when Iraq got far, but in the bronze medal match that was the true Iraqi team, who lost. It was time to have a real soccer game not one that was played out.
IraqiFootball
13 Nov 2004, 03:23 PM
Nice pic, to bad Iraq wont make it into WC2006, politics have takin control of the sport. Iraq can't stop Ronaldo, they wont bc they wont be ever good enough to play Portugal again. I liked it when Iraq got far, but in the bronze medal match that was the true Iraqi team, who lost. It was time to have a real soccer game not one that was played out.
We had more possession in the Italy match!!...but our problem, and the downfall of Iraqi soccer has always been not being able to finish! We won our matches fair in square, and you're just making up a bunch of sh!t. Politics!? The fu***** U.S. government hasn't done anything for us!! The team doesn't even have a place to practice! We don't have decent training facilities. Games are postponed or cancelled half the time in Iraq because of security reasons. All in all, there's no politics in this! Bush started using Iraq in his campaign ads and all the players spoke out criticizing Bush and saying how he's done nothing for them. Iraq have gotten where they are now solely on individual talent.