MNA – Persepolis newly elected managing director Hassan Ansarifard here Sunday said veteran manager Ali Parvin would not quit the popular football team.
Former Persepolis and national skipper Parvin,
who was infuriated by his side’s poor performance in Friday’s home
humiliating 4-2 loss to lowly Fajr-e Sepassi, announced his resignation
immediately after the match. |
Parvin will stay, Bayern will play Persepolis, says Ansarifard
- Persianleague
- - Jan 02, 2006
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