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The pitch doesn't look good. It has many puddles and grass is so different It reminds me of the grass on high mountain's valleys. I wish it does not rain or we get the worse condition and our key players may end up injured. I looked at the second picture and said this is a recipe for disaster: Cold and rainy weather and a pitch full of puddles => high possibility of injury.

Here look at Azadi grass.

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Originally Posted by PersianLegion

Public media can influence average citizens very easy. Most of the people doesn't have a clue so they rely on media.

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Like i said dont think majority of people are dumb and you need to focus more on the positives.

But I feel you PL as a Iranian living abroad. Iranians are not used to racism looking at Irans diversity of people.

Sometimes the frustration builds up to a degree that we see everything in Black or White with that said 2 wrongs dont make 1 right!

Turf may get worse for the game. It's raining there and they be rainy game day.

• MAX: 26°c
• MIN: 19°c
• RAIN: 90.10 mm
• Sun R: 06:09 AM
• Sun S: 06:24 PM

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    September 8
    
    
    
    
    CLOUDY LIGHT RAIN
    
    
    30° /20°C
    
    
    
    WIND
    
    26 km/h, SW
    
    RH
    
    62 % | 94 %
    
    RAIN
    60 % | 4 mm
    
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Btw we live in a global society with internet people choose what they want to read!

We should be more conserned with IRI cencurship and restriction of internet!

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Originally Posted by MR.S

Btw we live in a global society with internet people choose what they want to read!

We should be more conserned of IRI cencurship and restriction of internet!

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We do as much as we can to minimize IR's controlling flow of information inside the country. While we are free of IR's censorship in abroad, our public image can get hurt by IR's stupidity and biased foreign media on top of that. Internet is free and people have access to it but how many people really go through different channels to get the balanced news? very small fraction of people. Majority rely on TV or major news agencies. There is a recent shift toward social media or alternative online media among younger generation but it lacks credibility in many cases such as this one.

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Originally Posted by PersianLegion

We do as much as we can to minimize IR's controlling flow of information inside the country. While we are free of IR's censorship in abroad, our public image can get hurt by IR's stupidity and biased foreign media on top of that. Internet is free and people have access to it but how many people really go through different channels to get the balanced news? very small fraction of people. Majority rely on TV or major news agencies. There is a recent shift toward social media or alternative online media among younger generation but it lacks credibility in many cases such as this one.

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Well good point? How many and who are using the internet?
We can make a few assumptions, and put people in categories like industrial countrys, 3rd World countrys, diffrent age groups and so on.

But Non of them will give you the answer over how the reader or viewer will percsive it, cause u dont know their past experiences in life.

Sure u dont go and read a German newspapers if you live in France and want to know what is happening in France, but it is you who make your decisions based from your own experiences in life.

With social media it takes 2 seconds for a news to spread over the World I think most people can tell wich sources online is realible and not!

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Originally Posted by Bi-honar

You're right PL jaan, we don't know about most of the stuff behind the scenes. But I'm only talking about the friendlies here - we do know about that stuff since it's out in the open. And my question is definitely not about CQ vs. alternatives.

I just don't understand why they keep bringing up the issue of the friendlies. Perhaps, if they're a little more specific, it would be more helpful to everyone. For example, they can say we asked IFF for friendlies for July and August or November against such and such opponent and they failed to arrange it.

Merely repeating the same problem over and over is not going to resolve it and this constant finger pointing is definitely not in the best interest of TM. That's really all I care about and I think shifting focus to solutions, rather than repeating the problems, is the best way to go forward.

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Its not mine or your business to know specifics. If we were to know specifics, TM might as well upload a huge PDF of their plans for everyone to see. What friendlies do we have lined up after Japan?

There is the problem. CQ and staff want a full and ready plan for at least a year. We are snatching friendlies as we go, and sometimes it won't work. Teams are planning so far in advance that we will be left out and once again be without friendlies, or have to rely on CQ and his connections to get something last minute.

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Originally Posted by PersianLegion

I am not supporting IR mofos but these other bastards are abusing the situation too. What do we gain by this publicity? Average people don't separate government from ordinary people? They look at news and think we are all backward savages. Do you like average Dutch people treat you like shit?

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Asoen5 and I wrote an article about the Tehran Derby on transfermarkt.de that was published on their 1m-facebook page later on. While there were some pro-seperation of government and people comments about Iran and their passion for football, some really ignorant and racist people (and that was the majority) were like Iran is a desert nation or there are bombs blowing up on the pitch or "Who cares about Iran?" :rolleyes:

And I know that IR could do a much better job, but it's not only Iran that is anti-western and has an oppressive regime. Look at Russia, China or even Saudi Arabia: has the media actually a bias against those countries when it comes to football?! (Not talking about politics)

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Originally Posted by 04041374

Asoen5 and I wrote an article about the Tehran Derby on transfermarkt.de that was published on their 1m-facebook page later on. While there were some pro-seperation of government and people comments about Iran and their passion for football, some really ignorant and racist people (and that was the majority) were like Iran is a desert nation or there are bombs blowing up on the pitch or "Who cares about Iran?" :rolleyes:

And I know that IR could do a much better job, but it's not only Iran that is anti-western and has an oppressive regime. Look at Russia, China or even Saudi Arabia: has the media actually a bias against those countries when it comes to football?! (Not talking about politics)

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You are mixing things up the page has 1 000 000 likes?

You are focusing on the majority of comments who where stupid on 1 article .

So how many comments was made? 10? 50? 100? 2000?

Vouria Ghafouri is injured. CQ just said on Navad