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Comments: 2:14 left with a free kick to Iran just outside the box.
Comments: Strange, Morocco was playing without a keeper for a little while!
Comments: In attack, especially in counters, we do not seem to have the urgency that the Moroccans have.
Comments: They are getting so many shots. Most are not on target though.
Comments: Freekick hits the post. Damn!
Comments: Finishing is not there. They are getting chances.
Comments: Nine minutes left. still 3 - 4
Comments: Morocco again in its defensive shell.
Comments: 4-3 now. All I had to do is to go take a shower! :)
Comments: 4-3! Come on boys
Comments: 4-2 so far. Not very promising
Comments: 4-1 now. After the last Asian Cup, I was of the opinion that our loss was Shamsaei's fault. He showed no ability to adjust. Then I saw that he still stayed. But thought may be he needs experience. But I see the same thing here. He now has only one half to show that I was wrong. So far the only thing he has shown is that he and a bunch of his players do not belong.
Comments: 3-1 now on another counter. Shamsayi needs to pull this team back and allow for morocco to attack. Passing the ball around and having the ball all the time but not having any scoring chances is no good. They r giving easy counter attack opportunities to Morocco.
Comments: Morocco 2 - 1 Iran 90% of the ball is with Iran. Morocco is playing entirely defense.
Comments: Iran vs Morocco 8:30 AM eastern standard
Comments: Matchday 2 Home Score Away Al-Sadd Qatar 30 Sep Iran Esteghlal Persepolis Iran 30 Sep Uzbekistan Pakhtakor
Comments: I certainly hope it all works out for the best. Never easy to make a big move but my advice is to do less thinking and calculating. If it feels right, do it. The rest will work out one way or another. Good luck and congratulations.
Comments: A few years later, not days!
Comments: Shahryar jAn, your story is a mirror of mine. I was offered a high-level job in Bloomington, Indiana. Bloomington is nothing special but IU's College of of Public Health is highly ranked and was offered to be its inaugural Dean with a huge budget and a huge salary. Their salaries are public and you can find out what salary levels they offer for Deans. Given the low cost of living there, it would have been a huge financial boost as well as a huge step up in my career. But, I had two parents here with special needs which was very well covered here in San Diego with caregivers who spoke Farsi to them. They were quite used to the caregivers and the adult daycare center they went to. Similar care (but not farsi speaking) was about $8k/month in Bloomington. I also had kids in high school and nearby colleges who did not want us to move. Financially, the move still made sense, but I just could not bring myself to move my parents at an old age. My brother offered to take care of them but I thought he did not know what he was getting into. So, I did not accept the job, A few days later, my parents went back to Iran after all but I no longer had the job offer. Looking back I am happy I did not take the job. I made a move here in SD and am happy with what I am doing. But honestly, I am a research guy and know how to do that well. In that role I deal with a limited number of people. As a dean you have a large number of constituents and are putting fires all the time. So, I was not so fond of that either. For you, I presume you are making the move within the private sector and so, things probably will not be drastically different. So, if the move makes sense career-wise and financially, I would seriously think about the opportunity. Exciting my friend and congratulations.
Comments: Thanks Faramarz JAn; its very kind of you; but then again you are always the gentleman. Although I do not have the Job offer yet, i believe its will be made, most likely next Friday. My problem, as all you doostan know is my parents, that I am not sure I can leave them alone. It is a huge dilemma. I am taking it one step at a time. My brother is offering to take my place, but that is just too much for him to do and I am used to it by now. having said that I would love to live in Boston. |
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