Nekounam said Jawad, commander of the Iranian national team, currently participating in the 2011 Asian Cup, Qatar, that "does not like to see the UAE team climb to the second round," stressing that he would do his best with the rest of the players to prevent this from happening.
The players, the Iranians have adopted during their statements tone hostile to the other teams, not to mention the asylum to Iranian media, speaking in Farsi to choose names for the team do not correspond with reality in the country such as the "princes Persians" and "princes Aryans" while the team is made up of different nationalities of Iran is not confined to only on the horse.
He justified his desire to exit Nekounam Laghmarat team, told Fars News Sunday 16/1/2011, that "the Iranian professional players in the UAE League instigate problems for them by officials of the UAE clubs," and added: "We will do our best in this match to prevent the UAE to get a card to qualify. "
And Javad Nekounam has played in 2005 with the UAE's Al Wahda Club, then was loaned out to Sharjah, before moving to Spain's Osasuna in 2007.
And about the match that his team played Saturday against North Korea, said: "We were not the required level but in the end we won and important is to win the three points which we have now."
The commander of the Iranian national team that his team is ready to face any of the two candidates to qualify for the third set either South Korea or Australia in the quarter-final, saying: "We have no difference between South Korea and Australia, we can defeat any of the two teams."
The players, the Iranians have adopted during their statements tone hostile to the other teams, not to mention the asylum to Iranian media, speaking in Farsi to choose names for the team do not correspond with reality in the country such as the "princes Persians" and "princes Aryans" while the team is made up of different nationalities of Iran is not confined to only on the horse.
He justified his desire to exit Nekounam Laghmarat team, told Fars News Sunday 16/1/2011, that "the Iranian professional players in the UAE League instigate problems for them by officials of the UAE clubs," and added: "We will do our best in this match to prevent the UAE to get a card to qualify. "
And Javad Nekounam has played in 2005 with the UAE's Al Wahda Club, then was loaned out to Sharjah, before moving to Spain's Osasuna in 2007.
And about the match that his team played Saturday against North Korea, said: "We were not the required level but in the end we won and important is to win the three points which we have now."
The commander of the Iranian national team that his team is ready to face any of the two candidates to qualify for the third set either South Korea or Australia in the quarter-final, saying: "We have no difference between South Korea and Australia, we can defeat any of the two teams."
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