Alireza Jahanbakhsh - Brighton

[Inarsenewerust]

1 minute ago, turtmcfly said:

What the bloody hell is that at 1:11? 

A prime example of the garbage teammates that surrounded him at AZ. There was good right back, and a big CF who just moved to wolfsburg (also missed a ton of chances ), but the rest of them were abysmal. ARJ would have easily had twice as many assists if he was playing with even slightly more clinical players.

[Sebastian]

8 minutes ago, turtmcfly said:

What the bloody hell is that at 1:11? 

Haha, a very bad teammate of Alireza  ???

Edited 13 July 2018 by Sebastian

[aliparvin]

19 minutes ago, turtmcfly said:

What the bloody hell is that at 1:11?  

a perfect pass delivered on a platinum platter by ARJB that was missed by Fred Friday.

 

here is another good video

 

 

 

also, a dutch documentry on him.

 

Watch this after he actually signs. You don't wanna watch an hour doc on some random persian lad who didn't even get signed

 

 

This is also good. His first year in Europe playing for NEC against AJAX.

 

 

Edited 13 July 2018 by aliparvin

[joachim1965]

1 hour ago, Silva Fox said:

How confident are we this is happening? Are there any credible sources confirming it?

We've got a shit load of Iranians on here now so seems to be a good chance.

[Robin JD Popley]

He also seems a very coherent English speaker which will be a huge help for him when/if he signs. 

 

Seems another genuine lad from what I've seen of the above video. 

[UPinCarolina]

Just looking at these videos, he seems to take a good PK. That’s something Mahrez never quite inspired confidence with.

[Iran]

@Inarsenewerust @aliparvin PFDC Represent!

Edited 13 July 2018 by Iran

[Freeman's Wharfer]

Sounds like a decent signing but not looking forward to hearing Radio Leicester callers try and pronounce his name and the first comedian in L1 who starts a chant that contains a line about him being a refugee...

[sdb]

HOw many attacking midfielders and wingers do we need?! 

 

Does this mean we’re sticking with 442 or could he play as a wing back? Gutted if we don’t go for 3 at the back, especially after Maguires WC

[Ric Flair]

Whatever happened to Hossein Kaebi?

[onekeithweller]

15 minutes ago, Robin JD Popley said:

He also seems a very coherent English speaker which will be a huge help for him when/if he signs. 

 

Seems another genuine lad from what I've seen of the above video. 

Does he speak English with a Dutch accent though?

[Inarsenewerust]

2 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Whatever happened to Hossein Kaebi?

plays in iran. Bit of a cult hero figure lol. Never stopped running. Claims to be 32 but thats a joke, we all know hes like 40. Hes the only iranian player that I know that has ever lied about their age . Its so obvious yet funny at the same time. He was a decent player though.

[aliparvin]

4 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Whatever happened to Hossein Kaebi? 

back to IPL

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepidrood_Rasht_S.C.

 

 

[Iran]

3 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Whatever happened to Hossein Kaebi?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hossein_Kaebi

 

Playing on a cold rainy night in Gilan.

 

[Ric Flair]

I was absolutely buzzing when we signed him, he'd absolutely annihilated Ronaldo in the World Cup the year before and it was our first flair player for a few years. Then he made like 2 sub appearances whilst we went through 4 managers and he was never to be seen again.

[Happy Fox]

Behtarin keshvar donya Iran.

 

Tahchin every night ?

[MPH]

5 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

I was absolutely buzzing when we signed him, he'd absolutely annihilated Ronaldo in the World Cup the year before and it was our first flair player for a few years. Then he made like 2 sub appearances whilst we went through 4 managers and he was never to be seen again.

 

 

I seem to remember that we had to sneek him into the country to try and avoid other teams getting to him....

[sylofox]

40 minutes ago, joachim1965 said:

We've got a shit load of Iranians on here now so seems to be a good chance.

The new Algerian fan boys  

[MC Prussian]

1 minute ago, sylofox said:

The new Algerian fan boys  

We were in dire need of some foreign class on this forum, so fine by me.

[sylofox]

14 minutes ago, Inarsenewerust said:

plays in iran. Bit of a cult hero figure lol. Never stopped running. Claims to be 32 but thats a joke, we all know hes like 40. Hes the only iranian player that I know that has ever lied about their age . Its so obvious yet funny at the same time. He was a decent player though.

Can I ask what is. In arsene we rust?

[MC Prussian]

Alireza comes across as a much more, articulate, open and positive personality than the guy who just left this club, that's from what I can gather; still he's humble, doesn't forget his roots, likes to keep his feet on the ground.

For all his individual brilliance, Mahrez is/was moody, brooding, quiet, shy.

 

I think Jahanbakhsh would do the squad some good, too. He's a happy, care-free chap, and @Suzie the Fox will have a hard time choosing between him and Iborra as her main favourite for dinner.

 

Who's Alireza's agent, btw? Fingers crossed he's advised in a more professional way and not surrounded by hyenas.

Edited 13 July 2018 by MC Prussian

[Inarsenewerust]

2 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

Alireza comes across as a much more, articulate open and positive personality than the guy who just left this club, that's from what I can gather; still he's humble, doesn't forget his roots, likes to keep his feet on the ground.

For all his individual brilliance, Mahrez is/was moody, brooding, quiet, shy.

 

I think Jahanbakhsh would do the squad some good, too. He's a happy, care-free chap, and @Suzie the Fox will have a hard time choosing between him and Iborra as her main favourite for dinner.

 

Who's Alireza's agent, btw? Fingers crossed he's advised in a more professional way and not surrounded by hyenas.

agent is a very respectable guy, ex player, now coach in holland for smaller club that ARJ went to at first (NEC Nijmegen),Amir Hashemi. He is like ARj's second father, and his whole family really helped him settle in holland when he arrived.

[weller54]

2 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

Alireza comes across as a much more, articulate open and positive personality than the guy who just left this club, that's from what I can gather; still he's humble, doesn't forget his roots, likes to keep his feet on the ground.

For all his individual brilliance, Mahrez is/was moody, brooding, quiet, shy.

 

I think Jahanbakhsh would do the squad some good, too. He's a happy, care-free chap, and @Suzie the Fox will have a hard time choosing between him and Iborra as her main favourite for dinner.

 

Who's Alireza's agent, btw? Fingers crossed he's advised in a more professional way and not surrounded by hyenas.

Suzie would have him for dessert.. After she's finished with Vicente! 

[HankMarvin]

4 minutes ago, sylofox said:

Can I ask what is. In arsene we rust?

Maybe tongue in cheek 

as in get old and rusty

[Gerard]

3 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

Alireza comes across as a much more, articulate open and positive personality than the guy who just left this club, that's from what I can gather; still he's humble, doesn't forget his roots, likes to keep his feet on the ground.

For all his individual brilliance, Mahrez is/was moody, brooding, quiet, shy.

 

I think Jahanbakhsh would do the squad some good, too. He's a happy, care-free chap, and @Suzie the Fox will have a hard time choosing between him and Iborra as her main favourite for dinner.

 

Who's Alireza's agent, btw? Fingers crossed he's advised in a more professional way and not surrounded by hyenas.

 

"dinner".