As inexperienced as Persepolis' technical staff.
Mehdi Tarter's recent talk about the inexperience of some Persepolis players and being under pressure during matches brought up the issue of experience and technical quality of this team again. The issue that seems not to be limited only to the players and the technical team of the Reds also faces difficult questions in this context.
A look at the records of Persepolis' technical staff members shows that some of the coaches working with Tarter do not have much experience working with senior teams and clubs that claim Iranian football. Alireza Mohammad, who was chosen as Tarter's assistant, has yet to gain significant experience at the first level of Iranian football in terms of his coaching history.
Reza Jabari also spent most of his career in grassroots football and does not have much experience working with senior teams. Vahid Fazli was active mainly in League A and has no experience of being in a team with pressure and expectations like Persepolis in his career.
Among the Persepolis coaches, only Karim Bagri has several years of experience in the technical staff of Persepolis and working in the Iranian national team.
The situation of Inanello, the goalkeeping coach of Persepolis, is also a matter for discussion. He worked mainly with goalkeepers in the second tier of football, and his presence in a team like Persepolis, given the sensitivity of the goalkeeper position in this team, raises questions about the criteria for selecting members of the technical staff.
In such a situation, the question arises as to what criteria Tarter used to establish such a staff and is the experience and resume of the current members sufficient to lead a group with technical, media and Persepolis fans, or was the role of previous friendship and cooperation the criteria for the presence of these people in Persepolis? A team where any bad result can lead to a wave of criticism and whose technical team must be able to manage heavy pressure.
An interesting point is that the board of the Persepolis club also raised the issue of strengthening the technical staff in its last meeting with Tarter and suggested that the head coach of the Red Army add an experienced Iranian or foreign coach to his assistants in order to compensate for the lack of experience on the bench of this team.