Motahari: I know the league and its players like the back of my hand/ We will play against Sepahan to get 3 points.

According to the sports reporter of Fars news agency, Hamid Motahari said in a press conference before the match with Sepahan: “Tomorrow we have a very difficult match.” Sepahan is a very good and highly organized team with a classy coach. In these years, they have shown this issue and they are always contenders for the championship, but we are also a textile company and a good team that always tries to be better than the day before.

He continued: The children will finally commit to their work. Before the season, I said that we are trying to make Shahid Watani Stadium our territory in Nasaji’s home games. Thank God, we had the highest score in home games in the last half season. Tomorrow, we will do our best to get three points and present good and respectable football. We are getting better day by day in terms of tactical unity and we are moving forward. We are trying to show this issue in tomorrow’s game.

Regarding his team’s 11 goals conceded in three games against Persepolis, Aluminum and Esteghlal, the head coach of Nasaji said: A big part of this was mental. In these matches, some events happened that can really disrupt the organizational conditions of any team in terms of mentality and playing style. Nevertheless, we are trying to defend more unorganized and better organized so that these incidents do not happen again.

Motahari added: Nasaji likes to play forward football and it is natural that spaces are created in his defense at times. However, we tried to reduce these spaces. The events that happened in these games were more mental and psychological. We conceded some bad goals at the beginning of the match, which messed up the organization of the team, but the guys are fully aware of their duties. Tomorrow we have the last analysis meeting so that by gaining a better understanding of Sepahan, these incidents will not happen again.

Regarding whether Nasaji will recruit a new player after recruiting Mohammad Reza Mehdizadeh, he explained: Nasaji team belongs to the private sector and the owner of the club cannot compete with rich and big teams. I also like to get very good and influential players at the beginning of the season or half of the season. I know the league and the players like the back of my hand, but the conditions of the club require such things to happen.

Head coach Nasaji clarified: In recent days, I talked with 2-3 players who had such contracts. They talked with me and another club, but I talked with such contracts. Their last sample was attracted to the tractor club. We cannot compete and it has made it difficult for us. I also know how to get good and effective players. At the same time, I am proud of being a team and working as a textile team. All the kids have worked hard and we are trying to do our best in the transfer market which is until tomorrow.

Motahari added: The conditions are such that we cannot compete with these teams, but we are satisfied with what we have. I am satisfied because the children are playing with their hearts. This is more important to me than anything else. We also saw in the match with Mes Rafsanjan, despite the opponent benefiting from hosting and other conditions, my kids played with their hearts and managed to get a point out of this match in difficult conditions. I believe in each and every one of my players. We are moving forward and we have to see what happens in the future.

He explained about the attack on Nasaji after the match with Mes Rafsanjan: You know we have to consider the outcome of the refereeing events. How much we lost and how much we gained. Mes Rafsanjan caused a bad attack on our team. Of course, we also lost a lot in the refereeing, but we always respected. I’m never in the habit of talking about the referee before the game because it’s unfair. I am very happy that Bijan Heydari, who is a classy referee, has become the referee of Nasaji and Sepahan. I hope the talks of this week did not affect him. I wish success to Heydari and his colleagues.

end of message/