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Iran's Throat is Cut Again by the Ref. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE
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But I thought we controlled half the Arab world?Originally posted by Rumez View PostWe know it happens every once in a while and I assume we all know why!?
IFF doesn't have clout at AFC and that's why our complaints always fall of willfully deaf ears!
Do you guys think Kafashian can go in there and convince anyone to do anything?
He is a joke and our footballing system is a joke.
An expensive manager is only a bandage on an infected wound, it won't fix it.
We need to do what Japan did with their football and rise above the lowly competition.
BTW, they scored the equalizer as I expected.
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We know it happens every once in a while and I assume we all know why!?
IFF doesn't have clout at AFC and that's why our complaints always fall of willfully deaf ears!
Do you guys think Kafashian can go in there and convince anyone to do anything?
He is a joke and our footballing system is a joke.
An expensive manager is only a bandage on an infected wound, it won't fix it.
We need to do what Japan did with their football and rise above the lowly competition.
BTW, they scored the equalizer as I expected.
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absolutely spot on.Originally posted by Abedzadeh View PostDon't know if this was posted earlier in another thread, but here is Mark Bosnich's perspective on the matter alongside a couple of Aussie commentators who are familiar with this ref.
http://www.news.com.au/video/id-RhbG...ng%27-decision
dameshun garm!
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Re: Iran's Throat is Cut Again by the Ref. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE
Spot on, it's not just us!!!Originally posted by Abedzadeh View PostDon't know if this was posted earlier in another thread, but here is Mark Bosnich's perspective on the matter alongside a couple of Aussie commentators who are familiar with this ref.
http://www.news.com.au/video/id-RhbG...ng%27-decision
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Thank you. Can someone record this clip and upload it to youtube or PFDCTV?Originally posted by Abedzadeh View PostDon't know if this was posted earlier in another thread, but here is Mark Bosnich's perspective on the matter alongside a couple of Aussie commentators who are familiar with this ref.
http://www.news.com.au/video/id-RhbG...ng%27-decision
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Every thing they said was absolutely on point!Originally posted by Abedzadeh View PostDon't know if this was posted earlier in another thread, but here is Mark Bosnich's perspective on the matter alongside a couple of Aussie commentators who are familiar with this ref.
http://www.news.com.au/video/id-RhbG...ng%27-decision
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Don't know if this was posted earlier in another thread, but here is Mark Bosnich's perspective on the matter alongside a couple of Aussie commentators who are familiar with this ref.
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well the agenda of Williams can be easily explained:
Arab Football Association at its best!
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Originally posted by Martin-Reza View PostThere were 3-4 Iraqi players begging for second yellow and he just refused to give it. Clearly shows it was intentional. Don't know if he was bought or ust on a personal vendetta, either way, I hope he'll be haunted by that.
This was one of the most clearly intentionally ruined games. He gave like 8 yellows to individual iraqi players but would refuse to eject, despite their heavy fouling and shirt pulling, I hope korea embarrasses them and sends their hollywood capitan to retirement. I also hope this refs career is ruined.
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There were 3-4 Iraqi players begging for second yellow and he just refused to give it. Clearly shows it was intentional. Don't know if he was bought or ust on a personal vendetta, either way, I hope he'll be haunted by that.Originally posted by KasraKhan View PostIf Ben Williams was a real man, he would've rescinded the 2nd yellow card to Pouladi once he realized his mistake. That's what a man would've done. Admitted his mistake, and take it on the chin.
That's probably not legal according to FIFA rules, but he should've subjected himself to FIFA punishment. Instead, he took the easy way out, gave Pouladi a red-card, and sacrificed the happiness of 70 million, just to save his own ass.
Not a man. Not a real man.
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Originally posted by The-Iron-Ghost View PostJohn Aloisi at half time was asked about it, he said "Ben Williams hold grudges. I remember from ehen I was playing and coaching, we had a saying, if you have any chance to win keep Ben Williams happy and be nice"
He went on to say, "After carlos criticised him, he has held a grudge and that's why he's done that". In premier league keeper would been send off for the push.
And yet AFC selects this guy!
What a joke. Australians themselves say this guy is incompetent, but AFC loves him.
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This is a conspiracy against Iranian football. And don't tell me I'm Iranian, I'm Kuwaiti and I follow Iranian football. Crossing off Mohammad Nouri, Ghassem Hadadifar, Mohsen Mosalman, Payam Sadeghian, Iman MobAli, Gholam Reza Rezaie, Mohammad Reza Khalatbari, Mahdi Sharifi, Rahman Ahmadi, and calling the likes of Mehradad Pouladi, Masoud Shojaie, Javad Nekunam, and Ali Reza Haghighi is something beyond our understanding. This is betrayal at it's best.
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John Aloisi at half time was asked about it, he said "Ben Williams hold grudges. I remember from ehen I was playing and coaching, we had a saying, if you have any chance to win keep Ben Williams happy and be nice"
He went on to say, "After carlos criticised him, he has held a grudge and that's why he's done that". In premier league keeper would been send off for the push.
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he is weak ref that depends on unnecessary use of the cards to take control of the game. Any baffoon can do thatOriginally posted by littlepersia17 View PostAfter more thought to this, Ben Williams made an innocent mistake. He gave pooladi the second yellow with actually realising it was his second yellow, and he was forced to give him the red then.
In retrospect, he might done otherwise if he knew pooladi was already given a yellow earlier.
Poor guy must be feeling pretty bad about himself. And I wondered why that referee in Europe committed suicide.
If you believe in luck, then it's fair to say the win wasn't meant to be.
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