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    Lutz Pfannenstiel: Former German goalkeeper who wanted to have played in Iran

    Lutz Pfannenstiel: The goalkeeper who gave up Bayern Munich for the
    http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/lutz-pfannenstiel-the-goalkeeper-who-gave-up-bayern-munich-for-the-crazy-gang-bradford-and-a-whirlwind-trawl-across-continents-9827153.html
    The German journeyman tells Tom Peck about his extraordinary and entertaining life in football
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    The guy was a regular on German tv during WC this year and he was rather disrespectful towards Iranian football, saying we have no chance in our group anyhow, will be thrashed by Argentina and similar stuff repeatedly.

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      Originally posted by Martin-Reza View Post
      The guy was a regular on German tv during WC this year and he was rather disrespectful towards Iranian football, saying we have no chance in our group anyhow, will be thrashed by Argentina and similar stuff repeatedly.
      And? A lot of us here on this very forum thought the same so whats wrong with him saying those things? I'm sure more people than him thought we would be trashed by Argentina...
      maa bachehaaye iroonim
      hamishe irooni mimoonim
      baa ham yeksedaa mikhoonim
      baa ham yek seda Iran Iran Iran

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        Lulz!

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          Originally posted by Martin-Reza View Post
          The guy was a regular on German tv during WC this year and he was rather disrespectful towards Iranian football, saying we have no chance in our group anyhow, will be thrashed by Argentina and similar stuff repeatedly.
          We didn't trashed by Argentina because of the defensive line-up strategy, but we did finished last in the group. So basically he was right, we had no chance in our group.

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            Originally posted by Ikiosan View Post
            We didn't trashed by Argentina because of the defensive line-up strategy, but we did finished last in the group. So basically he was right, we had no chance in our group.
            how did we not have a chance? tying a game and losing off a goal in the 90th minute doesnt sound like we had no chance.....
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              Originally posted by ghermez agha View Post
              how did we not have a chance? tying a game and losing off a goal in the 90th minute doesnt sound like we had no chance.....
              Having a chance is relative and I will not enter that discussion with you. The fact is that we finished last in our group, and i bet you can do the math...

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                Good old days when moustaches were fashionable in Iran and 120,000 people went to matches!
                چو ایران نباشد تن من مباد
                We thank and support Mr.Kamran Delan for many years of dedication and service to Iranian Football Community.

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                  #9
                  Lutz Pfannenstiel was playing in the lower leagues of New Zealand, for a player like that of course he would of dreamed on playing in a league where the average crowd was more then 100

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                    what a great honour!!! Congratulations to all Iranians around the globe!!!!
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                      #11
                      Lutzi, those times are over. Now u will see 5.000-6.000 people at Azadi and maybe 40.000 for the so called "daaaaarbi".

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