Alex Haditaghi

This war, in short: Young and choiceless American soldiers shipped off to slaughter innocent Iranian kids, women, and civilians while many of them get killed themselves. All to shield a blackmailed, 81-year-old mentally sick Donald Trump and his genocidal 76-year-old buddy Benjamin Netanyahu so he can expand his “Greater Israel” empire. Meanwhile Trump distracts everyone from Epstein and his billionaire pedo pals raping little American girls. And the punchline? Broke, struggling, hard-working American taxpayers foot the entire bill for Israel’s war while these billionaire pedophiles & Zionists get even richer. Pure evil. Pure bullshit.

LOL. After 3 hours of thinking, this is the best comeback Poland’s self-proclaimed top journalist (🤡) came up with? Typical When a narcissistic journalist wannabe, with an ego bigger than Pogoń’s stadium, has nothing intelligent left to say, he reaches for the same tired “no trophies” joke for the 500th time.

This bread looks as if the handyman left it when assembling the Pogon's trophy case 78 years ago.

@WeszloCom Also, Alex Haditaghi: "This moldy bread has more credibility than Weszło, and it will probably get more likes too."

Alex Haditaghi ocenił sezon. - "Nikt nie stracił tylu ważnych piłkarzy, co Pogoń" Pisze też, że gdyby nie uznano gola Cracovii w meczu z jego zespołem, Pogoń do końca biłaby się o puchary. Ma rację czy zaczarowuje rzeczywistość? weszlo.com/alex-haditaghi…

@pawe_matuszczyk @schiedamer @GranatBordo @Jakublewicz x.com/CanDisenchante…

@schiedamer @GranatBordo @CanDisenchanted @Jakublewicz No jak dla mnie to tracimy, bo jednak mu płacimy a nie mamy nic w zamian, by negocjowali na poziomie a nie bawili się w zagrywki to mogło pójść inaczej, a tak przelicytowali i jest sprawa w sądzie i prawdopodobnie odszkodowanie i odejście zawodnika więc tak czy siak w plecy 🙃

Three years ago, the most valuable player in Ekstraklasa was Kamil Grosicki. Two years ago, it was again Kamil Grosicki. Last year, it was Efthymios Koulouris, who scored 31 goals and became one of the greatest goal scorers this league has seen in many years. Then, 48 hours before our first game in Radom, we found out that Koulouris, the league’s top goalscorer, wanted to go to Saudi Arabia. Eventually, we lost him just weeks before the end of the transfer window. So in reality, we lost the top two players of the last three years in Ekstraklasa. Kamil is a legend. But all great players, and all of us in life, eventually face age, injuries, and time. In Kamil’s case, because of serious injuries, pain, and the reality of age, we did not have the same Kamil for most of the year. He never made excuses and never publicly spoke about the seriousness of what he was dealing with, but the truth is that most players would have missed the entire season with those injuries. Then came everything else. We lost Leo Borges, one of the best left backs in the league, for five months with a broken ankle. We lost Rajmund Molnar, our young and promising national team player and our new number 9, to an ACL injury for the entire year. We lost Linus Wahlqvist, one of the top right backs in the league, for months with a knee injury. We lost José Pozo to another freak accident for almost half of the year. And on top of that, we had to sell Adrian Przyborek, second most valuable player in Ekstraklasa, to Lazio. No team in Ekstraklasa had so many injuries to key players like we did. No team lost this many important players in one season. How would Lech Poznań do if they lost Mikael Ishak for the entire year? Where would Jagiellonia be without Afimico Pululu for the entire year? Where would Raków, Motor Lublin, or any other team be if they lost their top striker, their best players, their full backs, and their young talents all in the same season? We lost a 31 goal scorer! We made 15+ new additions, not because we wanted to, but because we had to. This team had no players. Just before we purchased the club, several important players had already been let go, sold, or released. Vahan Bichakhchyan and several others were gone. This had also happened in previous transfer windows. People criticize us for not signing or keeping Polish players like Marcel Wędrychowski, Rafał Kurzawa, Kacper Łukasiak, or others. But let’s be fair. We also signed and brought up many Polish players. Patryk Dziczek. Jan Biegański. Igor Brzyski. Karol Angielski. Natan Ława. Jacek Czapliński, Young players from our academy. Polish players with future. We did not ignore Polish players. We tried to rebuild the team while also dealing with injuries, departures, financial reality, and a new ownership transition. And let’s also let’s talk about performance. Rajmund Molnar alone had more goals in a quarter of a season than all of the departed players combined. I don’t need to go over the Paul’s, cuic, Pozo and other new player’s goal and play contributions. Had we not allowed the 97th-minute goal against Cracovia a few weeks ago, we would have gone into the last game of the season fighting for Europe competition. That is how close we were. How many games did we lose or draw this year because of one moment? One injury? One mistake? One missed chance? One late goal? missed penalty? I think too many people in life are pessimistic. They look at the cup half empty. They focus only on the pain, not the fight. They focus only on what went wrong, not how much had to be overcome. This was a new ownership group to a team that was broken in every aspect. A new coaching staff in Poland. More than 15 new players from different countries, cultures, languages, religions, and football backgrounds, They all came to this city and became one group. They created a great atmosphere. They showed love and respect for each other, for our fans, for this city, and for this badge. And they fought really hard. This season was not perfect. Far from it. But this season also showed character, unity, fight, performance under pressure and a solid foundation we can build on. We now know exactly what we need to fix. We know where we need to improve. We know what this club needs to become stronger. Pogoń Szczecin cant be built for one game, one window, or one season. This was a very difficult season. But difficult seasons and times often create strong men, and strong foundations.

Do you really think it offends me when idiots like you, with no IQ or arguments repeat the same words? “Immortality.” “Zero tituli.” It does not offend me. It reminds me of a parrot in a zoo that only knows how to say, “Hello. Hello.” Actually, thinking about it, the parrot probably has a much higher IQ than the type of people who use these lines. I came to Pogoń because this club has never won the league ( Zero Tituli). Because it has come close. Because generations have dreamed of it, but no one has finished the job. That is what attracted me. I had my option to buy 5 different clubs in Poland alone, but I chose Pogon Szczecin. Nobody remembers the 8th, 10th, or 18th title the same way. But people will remember the first one. They will remember the team that finally did it after 80 years. The players. The coaches. The people who brought the first championship and the first cup to Szczecin. To me, that is immortality. That is why players come here. Not because it is easy. Because it is hard. Because if they win here, they become part of history forever! so every season till we win something, has a chance to make those players immortal. Pogoń Szczecin will win championships, Pogoń Szczecin will win cups someday. My dream is simple. To be part of the group and team that finally makes it happen.

@CanDisenchanted Immortality

We did not screw this team up! A striker who scores 31 goals covers a lot of weaknesses and issues. That is the truth. When we arrived, the Polish players this team needed were not here. The # of players we chose not to keep were replaced by the same number of quality Polish players we wanted and believed in. We will continue recruiting top quality Polish players, and we have opened a real pathway for young Polish players from our academy to earn their place in A team. This is not failure. This is rebuilding with purpose.

@CanDisenchanted You screwed this team up. Worst season for years. None Polish players in team. Hope you will change the direction or leave Pogoń.

That is a very valid and good argument, and it is something I agree with 100%. But we also have to remember that transfers and scouting are done months and months in advance. When we took over in late March last year, and then parted ways with Dariusz Adamczuk and the rest of the scouting department in May, there were no scouting reports, no advanced player discussions, and no properly identified transfer targets. That meant @tankesler and our football department were already starting six months behind. I believe we showed our response this January, when we made timely and strong transfers such as Acosta, Atilla, Patryk Dziczek, Cuic, Mads Agger and others. This organization did not even have a scouting platform. Many things were still being done on paper. Since then, we have started building our own AI platform, which is helping us identify, target, monitor, and evaluate the right players before deciding who we need to watch, visit, and pursue. This is a process, but we are building the structure, the discipline, and the technology needed to make better football decisions for the long term.

@CanDisenchanted I'm not criticizing you for that. I'm criticizing you for not signing a top-class defender like Kellyn Acosta or Dziczek last summer. Because of that, we had the proble, to win the midfield area on the pitch by the most of matches in the season.

@Jakublewicz Thank you for proving my point: too many people are pessimistic and negative simply for the sake of being negative. Since you seem to be such a great football expert, give me four names you disagree with and let’s have a healthy, constructive discussion.

@CanDisenchanted I wouldn’t say we made 15 real improvements, because many of those signings are not actually upgrades but rather downgrades. This team lacked quality players, and even now, when you look at the bench, there often still aren’t strong substitutes who can replace someone from

We are very proud of this young man and believe he has a tremendous potential in our league. Based on the stats that are within 54 players played as a Striker more than 300 minutes in Ekstraklasa: He is first in the league in Counterpress in Opponent Half where he also scored this week by stealing the ball with his persistent press. Ball Recoveries, he is 8. in the league just behind Pululu He is 10. in keeping the ball (turnover), above Bobcek and Bergier, just behind Ishak He is 3. in carry and dribble on-ball value and 4. in shot on-ball value He is 5. in post shot xG which highlights the quality of the shots (0.54 per 90) His Goal Conversion Ratio is at 26.3% where he is 7. in the league He has same value with Pululu and Bobcek in Open Play xG assisted (0.12 per 90). He only played 469 minutes and already has 4 goals in 649 Minutes ( equivalent of 7 games) He just turned 23 years old He is 188 cm, 35+ km/h speed and has 61% aerial duel success so far.

Jest sobie taki piłkarz, napastnik. Nazywa się Filip Cuić. Chorwat, 23 lata, dotychczas grał głównie w swoim kraju. Pogoń zapłaciła za niego (wg TM) 260 tysięcy euro. Z punktu widzenia Widzewa - grosze. Tenże Filip Cuić w 10 meczach zdobył dla Pogoni 4 gole. W 650 minut. I tak teraz zaczynam sobie myśleć o naszej perle w koronie, 2 milionach euro, odrzutowcu, pięknej sesji foto i... prześladuje mnie taka myśl: Czy Widzew nie jest jakimś klubem pechowym? Gdybyśmy podpisali takiego Cuicia, z jego CV, gość pewnie byłby kimś między Sobolem a starą wersją Zjawińskiego. Nie wspominając o tym, jaki byłby odbiór w środowisku kibiców tego transferu... Wydaliśmy kilka razy więcej na Zeqiriego, efekt więcej niż marny. Ponawiam pytanie. Jesteśmy pechowcami, to nieudolność pionu sportowego (przez litość nie wspominam Meissy Ba, Bukariego, itp.), za duża presja oczekiwań czy jeszcze coś innego?

400,000 innocent children , women, doctors, nurses, journalists, scientists and regular civilians have been killed or injured in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, and Iran, all by the genocidal and terrorist state of Israel. Hospitals, schools, universities, ambulances, residential buildings, churches, historical sites, and so much civilian infrastructure have been bombed and destroyed by this terrorist state. All to cause pain and suffering on everyday innocent civilians. Innocent little children have been jailed and arrested. Male and female prisoners have been raped ,all by this genocidal and terrorist state and their monstrous army of rapists. What shocks me is not what Israel does, but how much Europe, Canada and world is willing to tolerate from the world’s biggest terrorist state!

Happy Birthday to our own Łukasz Biwan, one of the nicest, coolest, and most genuine guys in all of Poland. Wishing you a year filled with happiness, health, success, and beautiful moments with the people and team you love. And for anyone who does not know, Łukasz also makes the best carrot cake you will ever have in your life. Happy Birthday, my friend. We are lucky to have you as part of our Pogoń family.

This is Crazy!

I feel truly blessed to work with such an incredible and passionate group of people at Pogoń Szczecin. More than 300 strong, dedicated individuals who love this club, this badge, this city, and everything Pogoń represents. Every day, I see people working with heart, pride, sacrifice, and belief. From the offices to the training ground, from matchday operations to the academy, from our women’s team to every department behind the scenes, this organization is filled with people who care deeply. Football clubs are not built only by owners, coaches, or players. They are built by people. Loyal people. Hard-working people. People who give their energy, their time, and their heart to something bigger than themselves.

Ben Gvir is true Israel. And Israel is Ben Gvir. Pure Evil! Ben Gvir and Netanyahu is everything that they told us Hitler was. Israel is the world's most evil and Terrorist Regime!

Change is never easy. It is often uncomfortable, emotional, and painful, especially when it involves people who have served an organization with loyalty, commitment, and love. After careful consideration, Pogoń Szczecin has made the difficult decision to end our professional relationship with two of our long-serving coaches, Rafał Buryta and Przemysław Frańczak. Growth often begins where comfort ends. Staying the same may feel safer, but sometimes the greater risk is refusing to change. Progress is impossible without the courage to make difficult decisions, and those decisions are never taken lightly. We had already begun the process of looking for replacements several weeks ago, but we felt it was important and respectful to allow both coaches the opportunity to properly say goodbye to the team, the city, the supporters, and the organization they have served for many years. On behalf of myself and everyone at Pogoń Szczecin, I want to sincerely thank Rafał and Przemysław for their hard work, dedication, and contribution to this club. They have been part of our history, and that should always be respected. We wish them both success, happiness, and good fortune in the next chapter of their professional lives.

We have officially reached out to every Ukrainian club, including Shakhtar Donetsk and Dynamo Kyiv, who are participating in European competition this year and invited them to consider Szczecin as their European home base for next season. Our beautiful city, our stadium, and our people have already shown what we are capable of. When Szczecin hosted more than 20,000 supporters for the Poland U21 national team match, we proved that this city has the passion, infrastructure, and heart to host football at the highest level. Szczecin is not only a football city. It is a city of history, resilience, and community. With our strategic location near Berlin and the German border, surrounded by tens of thousands of Ukrainians living in Germany, Poland, and our region, we believe Szczecin can become a true home away from home for one of Ukraine’s great clubs during their European journey. This is bigger than football. This is about friendship, solidarity, and standing beside Ukraine at a time when sport can carry a powerful message of unity, hope, and strength. We appreciate the support and cooperation of PZPN, UEFA, and the Ukrainian Association of Football in this important initiative. Let’s bring Ukraine to Szczecin. Let’s make our city their home.

@pawelczyk_tpo Fake News!

🚨 Na spadkowicza z ESA, Sebastiana Kerka, jest coraz więcej chętnych. Według Tomasza Włodarczyka jednym z zainteresowanych usługami Niemca miałaby być Pogoń Szczecin. W grze mają być jeszcze Raków i Motor. Sebastian Kerk w tym sezonie w Arce: 35 spotkań (2676 minut) 4 gole 7 asyst

Mecz z GKS-em uznany został przez służby jako "mecz podwyższonego ryzyka", a co za tym idzie, dla szarego kibica najbardziej odczuwalna zmiana to piwko bezalkoholowe na stadionie. To z procentami można chlupnąć sobie przed meczem w strefie grillowej, którą przygotował klub 😉

The Szczecin Police force & other authorities need to explain how declaring normal football matches “high risk” makes any common sense. For GKS Katowice, a team that we never had problems with and known as a respectful fans, we sold around 1,000 away tickets, generating only about 60,000 PLN in ticket revenue, while the “high risk” classification forces us to spend an additional 200,000 PLN on security. Their decisions have already cost Pogoń Szczecin over 1,000,000 PLN and are pushing this club toward millions in unnecessary losses. Safety matters. But so does common sense. This city needs a financially healthy Pogoń Szczecin.

Big congratulations to Śląsk Wrocław organization, players, staff, and passionate supporters on your return to Ekstraklasa. This club has a special place in my heart. The second football match I ever watched in Poland was in Wrocław, and I still remember the beautiful stadium, the incredible city, and the energy of your fans. Śląsk belongs in Ekstraklasa. Polish football is stronger when historic clubs with great traditions and powerful fan bases are competing at the highest level. On behalf of myself and everyone at Pogoń Szczecin, welcome back to Ekstraklasa. We look forward to seeing you next season.