The Ultimate Perspolis Memorial Hall : Share your Photos,Videos,Storys..

[Persianking]

We have talked about such a thread in the "Idea Thread" but nobody actually made it.
So if you dont mind I do it:)

Please share your pics,vids,stroys....etc.
Perspolis had many many great moments in the past and they shouldnt be forgotten.

Every contribution will be highliy appreciated




But before lets take a look at the History:
[thanks to Wikipedia]

[Persianking]

History

Shahin F.C. (1942–1967)

Shahin F.C. was established in 1942 by Dr.Abbas Ekrami.

Ekrami was a teacher and based the club with help of some young students and the motto:
اول اخلاق ، دوم درس ، سوم ورزش
First Behavior , Second Education, third Sports
—Shahin F.C. Motto




Shahin could produce many talented players like Parviz Dehdari, Masoud Boroumand, Homayoun Behzadi, Jafar Kashani, Hossein Kalani, Hamid Shirzadegan and many more that played for Team Melli. These factors made Shahin too popular in 1960s but some events turned Iran Football Federation and Keihan Varzeshi Newspaper (those days most important Sports journal) against them.

The contests between them became worse and On July 9, 1967; two days after Shahin’s 3-0 win against Tehranjavan F.C. , “Iran Sports Organization” declared Shahin F.C. is dissolved. After that fans didn’t accompany with league continuing. When Shahin dissolved, some clubs like Pas, Rah Ahan and Oghab tried to sign Shahin players and that would make players fall apart, but Parviz Dehdari and Masoud Boroumand gifted Shahin’s popularity to Persepolis F.C. by making Shahin Players convened in Persepolis.


Establishment early years (1963–1969)

Persepolis was established in 1963 by Ali Abdo. Abdo had come to Iran from the United States and was a championship boxer. When the football club was established as well, it was quite weak, and participated in the 2nd division of the country. The best player on the team then was Mahmoud Khordbin. When Shahin F.C. was dissolved, a number of the Shahin players moved to Persepolis, thanks to Parviz Dehdari and Masoud Boroumand. The club had a friendly match with Jam Abadan, (a respected team at the time),and used 4 Shahin players in that match and afterwards the rest of the Shahin players joined Persepolis as well. Persepolis started the 1968 season with Parviz Dehdari as manager. That year no league competition was held, as many teams had been dissolved, so a 44 team tournament was held, and Persepolis, along with Pas, Taj, and Oghab finished top of the group. next year they represented as the first Iranian club in Asian Champion Club Tournament held in Thailand, but they were not successful and were eliminated in group stage.

Takht Jamshid Cup (1969–1979)

In 1962, the Iran Universal factory was opened. In 1969, The boss of the automobile factory, Mahmoud Khayami, who was also the owner of a weak football team, was a big fan of Shahin. Khayami who wanted to promote his new product Paykan and improve his football team, entered into negotiations with Persepolis and was able to get all former Shahin players except of Aziz Asli and Mahmoud Khordbin to join his new team Paykan Tehran F.C. Paykan won the championship that year, but the new players moved back to Persepolis after one year. In 1971, Persepolis won it’s first ever championship in Iranian League strongly. Persepolis had an unbeaten season with 13 wins and 1 draw, in 14 weeks. In 1972, Abdo directed a media manoeuvre and announced Persepolis as the first professional football club in Iran. The club did not enter domestic league and only played against foreign clubs, but Persepolis’ professionalism was not protected by other clubs and a few months later it became amateur again. Next year the Takht Jamshid Cup was established and Persepolis was able to win the first Takht Jamshid Cup in 1973 and another one just two seasons later in 1975. Persepolis is the most successful club in Takht Jamshid Cup clinching two championship titles and finishing three times as runner-up.

Success under tough conditions (1979–1990)

When the Iranian Revolution took place, Abdo returned to United States, Although Persepolis won Espandi Cup, the club fell apart and many of the old players did not return.

The club's estates was sequestered by "The Oppressed and Veterans Foundation" (Persian: بنیاد مستضعفان و جانبازان ) and the club placed under the responsibility of "The Physical Education Department" (Persian: سازمان تربیت بدنی) of Iran.

In 1981, Physical Education Department declared that name of the club will change but club officials, players and fans opposed. the team didn't appear in the match against Homa in Tehran league protesting to Physical Education Department. according to laws, they lost the match 3-0 and Homa became champion, so they lost championship because of it. In 1986, The club was taken over by "the Oppressed and Veterans Foundation" and renamed into Azadi (Persian: آزادی, means freedom). Players declared that If the name changes, they won't play for the club. After a brief period the Foundation did not want the club anymore and it was taken to the Physical Education Department again. On February 16, 1987 Physical Education Department renamed the club into Pirouzi (Persian: پیروزی, means victory) with players agreement, although fans still call the team by its original name, Persepolis.

In 1980s the club only played in the Tehran League and various elimination tournaments. Persepolis was extremely successful during this time and maintained its popularity winning the Tehran League five seasons in a row. All that time Ali Parvin served his career in the club as a Player-Manager.

Revitalization (1990–2001)

The 1990s were a dream decade for the team, four league championships, two Hazfi Cups, dozens of great players and renewed support saw the team regaining the form and spirit the team of the '60s and '70s had. At one point more than six Persepolis players were starters on Iran's national team. The team first put itself back in the spotlight by winning the national championship in the 1995–96 season. At one point in that season they were 10 points behind Firouz Karimi's Bahman F.C., but were able to storm back and finish first, six points ahead of the league runner up. They were able to win the league again the next season, once again finishing ahead of the runner up by six more points. They were stopped by Korean side, Pohang Steelers in the semi-finals of the Asian Champions' Cup. Persepolis finished third, defeating Iraq's Al-Zawraa in the 3rd place match. The next season they showed good form again, but due to their commitments in the Asian Champions Cup' and the large number of national team players they had they withdrew from the league. The poor scheduling and mismanagement of both the I.R.I.F.F. and AFC officials led to this unprofessional act. They could possibly have won a third league championship in a row, but it was not to be. Persepolis did not have much luck in the Asian Champion's cup either, as they were once again stopped in the semi-finals, this time by Chinese club, Dalian Wanda. They lost the 3rd place match as well to Al-Hilal.

The 1996–97 and 1997–98 Persepolis teams are considered by many to be among the greatest Iranian clubs to ever play. National team players and future superstars such as Ahmadreza Abedzadeh, Khodadad Azizi, Karim Bagheri, Ali Daei, Mehdi Mahdavikia, Mehrdad Minavand and many more were among the players who played for the club in those years.

After World Cup 1998, several of Persepolis' best players were transferred to European clubs, but Persepolis was able to keep a talented squad. Future national team members, Ali Karimi and Hamed Kavianpour would join the team at the time, dazzling many with their skill and flair during games. They won the 1998–99 championship as well as the Hazfi Cup that season. They also won the 1999–2000 league championship, finishing third again in the Asian Champions' Cup. This would be their last championship in the Azadegan League era.

Most of Persepolis' championships at the time were won while Ali Parvin was the manager, and Amirali Abedini was the chairmen. While they did help win many trophies for Persepolis, most agree that with the amount of talent they had, any other result would be surprising.

IPL era (2001–2008)

Persepolis entered the newly established IPL looking to dominate once again, but near the end of the season they were in a very close race with their rival Esteghlal. Esteghlal had 2 Points more than Persepolis before the last day but Esteghlal's loss to Malavan and Persepolis' win against Fajr Sepasi on the last day of the league, gave Persepolis 1 Point lead and another championship. Persepolis Won Fajr Sepasi 1-0 in that match. Their 2001–02 season championship made them the first ever IPL champions. The next season though was the beginning of the fall of the team. The 2002–03 proved to be extremely difficult and Persepolis finished third, never managing to come close to eventual winners, Sepahan. They also fell apart in the newly created AFC Champions League, failing to advance out of the group stage.

When Akbar Ghamkhar took over as club chairman, he made a series of promises, that he insisted would help the team gain its old form. He made the amount of player and staff salaries publicly known, severely angering Parvin who was making more than any of the players on the team. Ghamkhar hired Vinko Begović, and went on a spending spree, buying several prominent players. Persepolis started off very well in the 2003–04 season but eventually fell apart, as rumors of team disharmony appeared. Begovic left the team and German manager Rainer Zobel was bought in. Many questioned if Zobel or Parvin was making the decisions, as Parvin had been bought back, taking the position of technical director. The 2004–05 was again filled with disappointment as the club finished 5th in the standings.

Ghamkhar was replaced with Hojatollah Khatib. He decided to bring back Parvin. At the same time Persepolis's major financial problems began to appear and Khatib was not able to repair or stall the damages Ghamkhar's free-spending had done. Persepolis finished the 2005–06 season 9th, the lowest it had ever placed. Parvin had left the club in February 2006, vowing to never return to Persepolis again. He had decide to leave after a loss to Fajr Sepasi in Azadi Stadium, by a score of 4-2. After the game, the fans began swearing at Ali Parvin and the players.

Khatib resigned as chairman and Mohammad Hassan Ansarifard was elected chairman by the club council. Arie Haan was brought in as the new manager, helping the team make it to the 2005–06 Hazfi Cup final, but he was fired by the club just before the 2006–07 season began, as he had problems with the club management. Turkish manager Mustafa Denizli signed with the team on August 17, 2006. With the final cup match being his first one as the club's manager, Denizli was not able to help the club win the Hazfi Cup in 2006, a cup that the team needed to gain entry into the Asian Champion's League and to receive its financial benefits.

Mustafa Denizli could not win the Hazfi Cup next year either, losing to Sepahan in semifinals in June 2007. He also finished third in the IPL 2006–07 with Persepolis, leaving the club after Mohammad Hassan Ansarifard resigned as the chairman in June 2007.

[Persianking]

The following is a list of managers of Persepolis Football Club and their major honours from the beginning of the club's official managerial records from 1964 to the present day.
The very first manager of the club was Rajab Faramarzi which managed the club in 2nd division. after Shahin players departure to Persepolis, Parviz Dehdari became the manager, so he is more known as the first manager of the club.

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[Persianking]

The following is a list of captains of Persepolis Football Club and their major honours from the beginning of the club's official managerial records in 1963 to the present day

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[Persianking]

Statistics

Statistics in IPL


Seasons in IPL: 7 (all)
Best position in IPL: First (2001-02) , (2007-08)
Worst position in IPL: 9 (2005-06)
Most goals scored in a season: 56 (Azadegan League 1998-99),55 (IPL 2007-08)
Most goals scored in a match: 8 against Pegah F.C. (IPL 2003-04)
Most goals conceded in a match: 4 against Esteghlal Ahvaz F.C. (IPL 2007-08)


Statistics in Asian Cup Winners Cup

Most goals scored in a match: 9 against Punjab Medical College FC
Most goals conceded in a match: 2 against Punjab Medical College FC & Al Arabi


Statistics in AFC Champions League

Most goals scored in a match: 5 against Saunders SC & Yelimay Semipalatinsk & Al-Wakra
Most goals conceded in a match: 4 against Al-Hilal

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Player records

Appearances

Most Appearances: Ali Parvin
Most League Appearances: Afshin Peyrovani (209)
Most Goalkeeper Appearances: Vahid Ghelich (185)
Youngest first-team player : Mehdi Mahdavikia (17 years and 206 days old)
Youngest first-team player in a league match : Mehdi Mahdavikia (17 years and 206 days old)
Oldest first-team player : Ali Parvin (41 years and ? days old)
Player who has won most league titles: Behrouz Rahbarifard (with 6 Championships "Persepolis (5), Pas Tehran (1)" )
Player who has won most IPL titles: Farshid Karimi and Ehsan Khorsandi (with 2 Championships)


Goalscorers


All-time top scorer: Farshad Pious with 153 goals
First Goalscorer : Nazem Ganjapour
First Goalscorer in Tehran derby: Nazem Ganjapour
Most Goalscorer in Tehran derby: 7 (Safar Iranpak)
Most League goals in a season : 20 (Farshad Pious, 1994-95)
Fastest recorded goal : 2:40 against Paykan F.C. (Ibrahima Touré, week 15 2008-09)
Youngest goalscorer : Mehdi Mahdavikia against Polyacryl Esfahan F.C. (17 years and 300 days old)

[Persianking]

Club records

Wins

Most League wins in a season : 19 in 30 matches (1998-99)
Fewest League wins in a season : 9 in 30 matches (2005-06)


Defeats

Most League defeats in a season : 10 in 30 matches (2005-06)
Fewest League defeats in a season : 0 in 20 matches (1989-90)


Goals

Most League goals scored in a season : 56 (1998-99)
Fewest League goals scored in a season : 25 (1976-77)
Most League goals conceded in a season : 40 (2005-06)
Fewest League goals conceded in a season : 12 (1975-76)


Points

Most points in a League season (2 for a win) : 42 points in 30 matches (1975-76), 31 points in 22 matches (1991-92)
Most points in a League season (3 for a win) : 65 points in 30 matches (1998-99)
Fewest points in a League season (2 for a win) : 31 points in 26 matches (1993-94)
Fewest points in a League season (3 for a win) : 38 points in 30 matches (2005-06)

[Persianking]

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[Persianking]

Colours and crest

Persepolis was named after the more famous historical landmark, Persepolis, the capital of Achaemenid Empire. Because of this the club logo incorporated elements from the location. The very first design of Persepolis' crest used the ancient Persian and Zoroastrian symbol, named the Faravahar. Faravahar shows a man with falcon wings and each wing has three feathers. Faravahar looks and rises its hand towards Ahura Mazda.

This version of crest only used in early years, after that there were not a crest on the shirt until 1980s. In the middle of 1980s the design of crest changed, this version showed two bull heads attached to one body as seen on a column at Apadana that points to a cup.

Olympic rings are also seen under the cup. Bull is the symbol of productivity in ancient Persia believes and Persian Literature and the cup on the top of column represents championship. this version was a more detailed version of the current crest. In 1990s the crest changed again and became more stylized, Olympic rings was dropped and the cup became more explicit.

this version used until 2004, then changed into the current crest that is more simple. Olympic rings returned to the crest again and the bull in past versions turned into Homa which is another mythological creature and symbol used in Persepolis architecture.

One of Persepolis nicknames is Sorkhpoushan (Persian: سرخپوشان, which means The Reds in English) stemming from their traditional kit, which is predominantly red. From the foundation of club, common home kit includes red shirt, red (in some seasons Black or White) shorts and red socks. White and Black colours are also seen in the kit as likely colours. In the early years of 1970s the shorts was black, which turned into White in last years of 1970s and remained until lately years of 1980s. after that the kit is commonbly seen with red shorts. In 2006–2007 season, fans were shocked seeing red and white strip shirts worn by players. The away kit of club is commonly with White background.

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Standing from right:
Nima Nakisa, Ali Daie, Behrouz Rahbari Fard, Mohammad Ali Peyrovani, Mahmoud Shafeie, Qassem Ataie.

Sitting from right:
Farshad Piyous, Behzad Dadashzadeh, Davoud Mahboub, Shahram Baratpouri, Hassan Shirmohammadi.

[persepolisfan]

wow

[Persianking]

Perspolis in 1960s
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Perspolis in 1977-78
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[Persianking]

Safar Iranpak (RIP :()

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Perspolis FC in 1997

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[Persianking]

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From left to right:
Safar Iranpak, Homayoun Behzadi and Hossein Kalani
-->Persepolis impressive players in Takht Jamshid Cup

[Persianking]

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Shahin F.C.
many of Persepolis oncoming players are seen

[blue blood]

In 1977-78 pic, what is the name of the player between MK and Khordbin? I forgot his name.
Nice thread PK.

[Persianking]

In 1977-78 pic, what is the name of the player between MK and Khordbin? I forgot his name.
Nice thread PK.
Dadash do you mean the blond guy?

If yes, I think is name was Alan Whittle

[blue blood]

^ Thanks. I think you are right. Mersi for the pics.

[Persianking]

^ Thanks. I think you are right. Mersi for the pics.
Always welcome dadash, always;)

This here is really interesting:
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Looking at the team from 1977-78 I think Whittle must be the answer to your question or was there another guy that had blond hair?

[Persianking]

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[Persianking]

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STANDING :
Afshin Peyrovani , Mehdi Hasheminasab , Payan Rafat , Nadr Mohamadkhani , Edmond Bezik , Davood Fanaei

SEATING :
Esmaeil Halali , Hamid Estili , Alireza Emamifar , Hadi Mahdavikia , Behrooz Rafbarifar



A BRIEF EXPLANATION ABOUT ABOVE TEAM

This photo shows the starting players of the match between Perspolis and Esteghlal.
In the first 30 minutes two players of Perspolis were suspended by the referee. The ref was from Saudi Arabia and did not blow his whistel fairly.
In spite of being a nine-player team Perspolis could stop her opponent and made her fans proud and happy.
The suspended players were Nader Mohamadkhani and Esmaeil Halali.
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[lulu]

I'd like to contribue some pics from my collection. I hope you can see them now.

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Season 1995-96

[lulu]

1998? With Kia and young Karimi

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[lulu]

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[lulu]

Team 95-96

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Team 2008

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[lulu]

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[Persianking]

lulu jaan thanks for your contribution but somehow I cant see the pics:o

is it only me?

[El-Presidente]

I cant see them either

[lulu]

:fear: Sorry I posted the pics on another forum and they are 'for members to view only'. Here is the link of the forum
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I have now re-uploaded them so hope you can see now. More to come...

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[Team e Mardom]

i can see them!


thanks to you all !

[PouriaAkaBarut]

ایرج سلیمانی بازیکن دهه پنجاه پرسپولیس به دیار حق شتافت
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ایرج سلیمانی بازیکن سابق تیم پرسپولیس و مردی که ۲ گل از ۶ گل پرسپولیسی ها را در سال ۱۳۵۲ در آن دربی معروف به تیم استقلال زد روز دوشنبه ۵ اسفند ۱۳۸۷ در کرج به دیدار حق شتافت. روحش شاد.

[Persianking]

Hamid Estili
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[Persianking]

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[Persianking]

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[Ali]

I'd like to contribue some pics from my collection. I hope you can see them now.
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Season 1995-96
loool nice i used to hace the exact same pic stuck on my cupboard back when i was in iran. brings back memories.

anyway persianking brilliant thread thanks so much :bow::bow:

[PouriaAkaBarut]

I will Post A lot of Pictures As soon as I can Because Of my PC is to slow right now I have to fix . Its some pictures from the Old Players Before The revolution !

[Persianking]

I will Post A lot of Pictures As soon as I can Because Of my PC is to slow right now I have to fix . Its some pictures from the Old Players Before The revolution !
Damet garm!!:bow: :bow:

[Persianking]

Ok we had some nice Pics.
Now here are some videos:)

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[Persianking]

Amazing goal from Karimi :bow:

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[Persianking]

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[Persianking]

Oh and also this:)

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[persepolisfan]

wow

[PouriaAkaBarut]

Ibrahim Ashtiani

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Jafar Kashani

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Ahmad Abezadeh

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[PouriaAkaBarut]

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[PouriaAkaBarut]

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[Persianking]

^Damet garm!!
Once again thank you:bow: :bow:


I love this pic:
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[The-Red]

best thread...so many memories...be omid_e Iran azad, va azadi Perspolis va football_e Iran.

[Persianking]

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[Persianking]

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[Persianking]

Pics of Perspolis first match in 2003/2004 against Pegah, which we won 8-2 at Azadi!


TEHRAN, August 29 (Mehr News Agency) -- Persepolis hammered Pegah of northern Gilan Province in the first week of the third Iran Pro League here Friday.

In front of some 40,000 fans in Azadi Stadium, western Tehran, the red-clad Persepolis crushed visitor Pegah 8-2.

Ali Salmani opened the scoring for the reds in the 16th minute but it was responded by Felix of Pegah, who headed home a Qorbanev pass three minutes later.
Receiving a superb pass from Sohrab Entezari, Persepolis new signing Ali Daei dribbled past Mohammad-Ali Ashourizad and fired home the reds` second two minutes before the break.

Persepolis hit six in the second half.
Skipper Afshin Peyrovani scored the third in the 57th minute but the gap was minimized 11 minutes later when Pegah midfielder Pejman Nouri netted.
The Gilani side reduced to 10 men in the 70th minute as Ashourizad was red-carded by referee Khodadad Afsharian.

New striker of Persepolis Javad Kazemian grabbed his double in the 67th and 79th minutes and national captain Daei converted two penalties in on 87 and three minutes into the injury time to complete Pegah rout.


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[Nokhodi]

Damn. Daei was skinny. Begovic was a completely useless manager that season. He could not control the hashieh at all. That team had so much potential and power. It should have crushed the entire league, but they failed in the end.

[04041374]

OMG....!
Das ist ja echt geil!!!
Really really awesome!!
Thanks :bow: :cheered: :cheered:

[jahandoost]

Karim Bagheri.. LEGEND!!!