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Guys a quick question, so what is our plan, are we gone make some noise by pushing for more exposure to the situation? -
Sorry guys I aborted mission on this thread last night unannounced... 16 hours straight and the wife coming to get me 10 times and telling her the decision was coming in 15 minutes "be right there" every time, just got a bit too much after all that - there's only one thing more important than TM and that's family.
At any rate, I haven't gone through the last 40 pages of the thread since around 1:30 a.m. EST, but read the news this morning and I must say even if the decision was not 100% surprising, the manner in which they announced it really was. It's as if Iran did not have a case at all which begs the questions, why did it take so long to reach a decision and why would they be allowed to appeal it?!
All in all, I don't think we'll ever get anywhere in this confederation with its crappy policies, major corruption, TERRIBLE champions league, timing of the competitions, blah blah blah. And the worst part being that no attempt has been or is being made, or will ever be made. AFC as a whole is the perfect definition of "aan kas keh nadanad keh nadanad keh nadanad...".
Any who, it was GREAT working with you all toward a common cause and getting excited about something and doing something. No AFC decision is ever going to take that away from us and I'm very proud to be surrounded by so many passionate, dedicated and hard working TM fans and look forward to stirring up some poopoo with you guys real soon. GREAT work everyone.
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In the the name of ALLAH the merciful our creator
Besmeyi ta,alla
URGENT, ATTENTION Pls read
To Fifa the federation in football and his doping division,,,
Pursue to our previous correspond, Iraqi player Alaa in question flee before we have chance to draw second SAMPLE B,case number45446217 ; afc the soccer body in Asia governance held emmegancy meating for player in case num45446217 was hailed clear any wrong doings !!!!!!!?
We the Iranian federation of football demand full investigation into events and matters pertain to the said player. And hereby call for complete review of rules and regulations as far as so relevant to matter in hand as required.
Sincerely with love :'(
Ali kafashian head of Iran football ';:
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Another thing I noticed, barely any journalist knows anything about the correct proceeedings in case of doping. They were all asking the same questions as random football fans.
AFC could tell them they conducted Banana split doping test on b sample and everything is awesome and they'd buy it.Leave a comment:
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Iran should stay away from AFC. Simply make their own tournement invite a few national teams and only participate in WCQ. AFC will never let Iran win it. AgreedOriginally posted by Cataphract View PostYes because the sticking point was the B test which means that the A-test (analyzed in Cologne, Germany) confirmed that he was using doping. It was lack of thorough follow up from IFF and arab search for loopholes in order to eliminate Iran that made us stand where we are now.
In my book it is doping or no-doping? If yes, then apply FIFA laws.
Iran proved that he was doped but that was apparantly not enough for our enemies. IF the Iraqi player plays against Korea it would be interesting.
To be honest I dont give the slightest f*ck about the remainder of the Asian cup, but I somehow wish that the Iraqis win vs the Koreans with foulplay like they did against us. I wish the UAE to do the same vs. Australia. Just advancing in their usual dirty manner then they can feel stabbed like we do now.
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Good observations!Originally posted by Ali.Karimi79 View Post
In general I was really impressed by how objective the Australians were especially their panel. They must have had the same feeling towards us, as we have towards Iraq, when we beat them in Australia. But they say things like they are without bias. Respect from here.
Only the ref, in my mind, seemed mentally disturbed. Like a little stubborn child going for a revenge rampage.Leave a comment:
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Yes because the sticking point was the B test which means that the A-test (analyzed in Cologne, Germany) confirmed that he was using doping. It was lack of thorough follow up from IFF and arab search for loopholes in order to eliminate Iran that made us stand where we are now.Originally posted by DireStraits View Post
In my book it is doping or no-doping? If yes, then apply FIFA laws.
Iran proved that he was doped but that was apparantly not enough for our enemies. IF the Iraqi player plays against Korea it would be interesting.
To be honest I dont give the slightest f*ck about the remainder of the Asian cup, but I somehow wish that the Iraqis win vs the Koreans with foulplay like they did against us. I wish the UAE to do the same vs. Australia. Just advancing in their usual dirty manner then they can feel stabbed like we do now.
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You know you are Iranian ...- when it takes Iraq more than 80 minutes with one man more and a doped player to beat you luckily in penalty shoot out.
- when AFC gives you the exact same referee which made horrible mistakes against you a couple of days before.
- when even Mark Bosnich admits that the australian referee Benjamin Williams did horribly wrong.
Yes you read it right, Mark Bosnich...............Mark 1997AziziEqualizerBosnich.....the man who has got every right to not admit anything in favour of Iran.Leave a comment:
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I put in a very important newspaper in portugal, the new is online now, if people want to make comments maybe they give more attention to Iran, if have several people that comment or explain whats up in this AFCLeave a comment:
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Are You sure IFF does not have fake documentation? The guy in the video I posted says he has been in charge and the Iraqi player was not informedOriginally posted by Cataphract View PostLeave a comment:
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Nah, dont agree. The Iraqi are not even sure about the ages of their players let alone a positive doping test in another country. They have a really incompeten federation. They were even banned on playing on home soil because of that for 1 year. During that time they played in Qatar for their home matches.Originally posted by DireStraits View Post
Their arab "brothers" were more than willing to help them yesterday, and funny enough, NOT because the Iraqis are arabs, but because they want to mess with Iran. If Iraq played vs Nepal and the same happened they would not hesitate to disqualify Iraq after "meeting" for 10 minutes.Leave a comment:
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IFF is not telling us the truth. The iraqi player is right. If he wasn'tOriginally posted by PSGman#19 View Post
the Iraqi federation would have not play him. They are not so crazy.
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BREAKING: Iraq Doping Scandal
To be honest, I wouldn't really feel right about re entering a tournament on such circumstances.
Because if we did eventually win the whole tournament, there will be an empty feeling in me that we actually lost to the Iraqis.
Sometimes when I'm but hurt, I tell myself 'maybe it wasn't to be'. The last time we won the Asian Cup was on Iranian soil and maybe the next time the AC will be played there, then that'll be the time when we finally break the losing streak and take home the title.
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