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  • ashkan24
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    Originally posted by KeonKish View Post
    Azarbaijan is Iran. There is nothing wrong with saying yashashin Azerbaijan


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    There is everything wrong with saying "dorood bar azarbayejan." But there is everything wrong with "yashashin azarbayejan." Yashashin is a turkish work, with turkish roots from a turkish language which has absolutely no place in Iran, Azarbayejan or otherwise. They can either revert back to superior iranian dialect or move to turkey or azarbayejan. I'm sick of IR placating these people cause khamenei is turkish...

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  • rugs
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    I do not wish them to be kicked out for a single act. I wish them to be sanctioned, punished, for each and every act. If it results in so many (a number will have to be determined) fines, point deductions, and so on and so forth that for some reason they cannot stay in the PGL I am completely comfortable with that. I personally believe that had such rules been enforced, this team wouldn't be in the PGL let alone a title contender. Bad apples are everywhere, but it seems that Tractor fans more than any other abuse the privilege of attending a match, use sports venues as a political opportunity, and often mistreat and violate the rights of visiting fans...if only it were a 1 time thing.
    Well everything you posted is from over two years ago, except for this one guy. And if the reports are true, the guys is actually form Turkey.

    So it looks like the club did it's job. Unless you have stuff from this season?

    And the highlighted part is wrong. That title is still in the hands of PP and SS. Whether at home or away.

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  • lookitzjesus69
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    Iran is their country. Many of them have been there for maybe hundreds of generations. Why don't you leave the f-ing country.

    Oh right. You already did.

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  • Nokhodi
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    By the way for the separatist lovers, we're not saying they need to be Persian or name their kids Koroush or do exactly as we say - we're saying if they want to be part of another country they're free to leave.

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  • Nokhodi
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    EVERYBODY LOVE EACH OTHER!!!!!

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  • ilovefootball
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    I do not understand the problem with leaving a country when you don't like something. We all left Iran cause it sucked. We did not take the land with us. Sell and leave you damn separatists.

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  • lookitzjesus69
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    You guys sound like a bunch of nationalistic children. Iran is a country of dozens of ethnicities, deal and get over it.

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  • Bi-honar
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post
    If this was about 1 flag 1 time I wouldn't have even replied...it's about so called Tractor fans allowing separatists agenda, violent behaviour, and hooliganism to be synonymous with their football...they need to be sanctioned, it is getting out of hand!
    I appreciate all that Ozone jaan, but a single dude who may very well have been Turkish, waving a Turkish flag doesn't really prove an agenda in this case, let alone a separatist one. Maybe I don't know, but is there a separatist movement in Azarbaijan for Turkey to annex the two provinces?!

    As far as I knew, they either want to separate completely and be their own country or join Azerbaijan. In that sense, would it have been any different if some Brazilian dude showed up to the stadium waving a Brazilian flag?

    Have you never taken an Iranian or Canadian flag and waived them in a game where neither country had any representation just to say Iran/Canada was there? I know I have. Does that automatically make me a separatist?

    And we also have to consider the possibility IMHO that someone (rather than a group) did this just to be inflammatory. What better way for someone to make their case against separatism by doing an act that would be considered an inflammatory move by separatists?

    I mean there are no shortage of possibilities here, not all of which point to an organized separatist agenda being displayed. I think assuming the worst of those possibilities is a little presumptuous on our part - at least in this one particular instant. I have no issues with cases where there was clear separatist agenda and of course there's no room for that in a sporting arena.

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  • Keano
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    Originally posted by TheBoss View Post
    But seriously though, I can't wait for the TM squad list to be revealed (it's supposed to be revealed today) so we can end this thread.
    Ay gofti, Damet garm be khoda!


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    Last edited by Keano; 05-11-2015, 08:53 AM.

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  • kianstarwars
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    These are not "questionable" acts. These are acts of treason happening in OUR stadiums in front of our own eyes. We must do something to stop it.

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