Nekounam: Apart from Kai Rouh, I also learned work from Zola and Kamacho / It is just the beginning of my coaching career

According to the sports reporter of Fars News Agency, Javad Nekounam, regarding the fact that he has defeated teams such as Esteghlal and Persepolis in two finals, stated: In football, when you are against a team, you no longer have names to do and you just have to succeed. Esteghlal and Persepolis are respectable, but when you enter the field, you have to try. That’s what we did last night. Congratulations to the people of Khuzestan and the great steel club, because our least qualification was to win the championship.

Regarding the fact that he apparently wrote down everything that Ki Rouh had and followed his coaching style, he said: “It is completely true that I have imitated Mr. Kay Rouh, but it is not true to say that I have copied something.” I worked with many coaches. I also learned from John Franco Zola because I was his student in Al-Arabi for about 6 months. Many of the things I learned were from Mr. Camacho.

“I was interested in coaching when I was playing,” said the Steel coach. May God protect Hussein Faraki and I wish him good health wherever he is present. The year I was a student of Blazevic, Mr. Faraki told me to write down the trainings of this coach. I started writing from that time, maybe I was very young, but I would draw one out of every 10 exercises and make something out of it. The further we went, the more I became interested and in 2010 I got my first coaching degree. I have a history of all Osasuna training and I love it. I hope good things happen in the future. Nothing has happened yet and I have just started. I have been coaching for 4 years and I have only coached in 2 teams. What is important for all coaches is work and effort to see what happens.

Nekounam said that something happened on the sidelines in last night’s game and the Persepolis coaches had objections to the referee’s decisions: “Persepolis’ goal was correctly declared offside and my friends did not object to the goal on the Persepolis bench.” I want to tell Mr. Akbarian not to get tired of the good judgments he has made over the years. I think Mr. Akbarian used his cards a little early. We talked at the airport and we talked about using a little card, otherwise the rest of the problems were normal. There was no particular problem at all.

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