FIFA sanctions several member associations for incidents during FIFA World Cup Qual.

[BacheLot]

remind me again what did HajSafi do ..?

[OFFSIDE_1]

Worth the win. lol

yes, but we're now on thin ice. The next time FIFA/AFC may not be as lenient.

[persian-eagle-13]

CHF 45,000 for propaganda

[Z Joon]

So from official FIFA references:

- Iran: Fined CHF 40,000 + warning for Improper conduct among supporters, Unauthorized persons in the field of play, Team misconduct
+ Fined CHF 45,000 + reprimand + warning, for Religious ceremony organised before the game and at half-time, Use of a drone during the ceremony, improper conduct among spectators (religious banner)

- Carlos Queiroz: Warning because of "Declarations during a press conference" and "Did not respect the technical area on multiple occasions"

- Ehsan Hajsafi: Fined CH 5,000 for "Unsporting behaviour", banned for 2 matches.

- Sardar Azmoun: Fined CH 5,000 for "Unsporting behaviour", banned for 1 match.

- Javad Nekounam: Fined CH 5,000 for "Unsporting behaviour" and banned 6 matches, of which 3 match are suspended for a probationary period of 12 months.


- Qatar: Fined CHF 30,000 + warning, for Team misconduct

- 3 of their players got banned for 2 matches and fined CHF 7,500 for Unsporting behaviour, and 1 of them got banned 3 matches and fined CHF 15,000.



http://redirect.viglink.com/?format=...16_neutral.pdf

[BacheLot]

Worth the win. lol

Yea man , of all the embarrassing shenanigans Ir pulled @ Azadi during that game, I actually thought that Who's Hossain banner inadvertently turned out to be a clever n funnily confusing banner..!😁
You could tell Koreans seemed baffled by it & it took em the whole game before they found out Hossain was their Daddy..!😂

Ps kooneh laghe FIFA, begin beheshoon ke 46k ro az hesabi ke bedehkaran kam Konan

[Nokhodi]

Worth the win. lol

[mahestan]

hahahaha what a great way to waste $46,207.64 Could've used that money to buy equipment/gear/celebratory dinner for TM, but they decided to piss it away for a pointless banner.

[persiangodfather]

Yeh, at least everyone knows the answer now, Hossain is the guy who costed the federation CHF 45,000

I Wonder what the memo will be on the cheque
To Fifa
amount
$45,000
Re: ''Finding out who is Hossain''

[Mr.Click]

so the ''who is hussain'' posters backfired after all

Yeh, at least everyone knows the answer now, Hossain is the guy who costed the federation CHF 45,000

[persiangodfather]

so the ''who is hussain'' posters backfired after all

[Abtin]

Behtar. But unfortunately, we all know it will be cut from TM's budget, while it should be cut from the dead-a***-worshipping houses.

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(FIFA.com) 03 Nov 2016

As Expected.......



FIFA can today confirm sanctions imposed on several football associations for incidents during recent 2018 FIFA World Cup™ qualifying matches, including the discriminatory and severe unsporting conduct of spectators as well as religious manifestations.

Following match reports and, in some instances, additional evidence generated by the Anti-Discrimination Monitoring System, FIFA opened disciplinary proceedings against associations including [hyperlink to the disciplinary overview document for the qualifiers] those of Albania, Kosovo, Croatia, Estonia, Ukraine, Paraguay, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Iran.

Albania was fined a total of CHF 50,000 for two cases, while Croatia was fined CHF 50,000, Kosovo CHF 30,000, Brazil CHF 25,000, Paraguay CHF 20,000, Estonia CHF 20,000, Ukraine CHF 15,000, Chile CHF 15,000 and Argentina CHF 15,000 for individual cases. All of these proceedings relate to incidents involving discriminatory and unsporting conduct by fans, including homophobic chants in some instances.

In the case of Iran, the association was fined CHF 45,000 for several religious manifestations during a match.

The Disciplinary Committee took the decisions after analysing all of the specific circumstances of each case, in particular, the match officials’ reports, the position adopted by the association (if applicable) as well as the anti-discrimination match observer’s report and the relevant evidence available. Mitigating circumstances were also taken into account in some cases, including the member associations’ efforts to raise awareness among spectators and fight discrimination. The committee has absolute discretion regarding the evaluation of proof (cf. art. 97 par. 1 of the FDC). The concerned parties have been notified of the decisions.

Besides the monitoring and sanctions of potential incidents, FIFA has put in place a comprehensive strategy to tackle discrimination, which includes the FIFA Good Practice Guide on Diversity and Anti-Discrimination, training, awareness-raising and the support of member associations in developing robust educational and preventive measures.

Further details on the cases are available in the disciplinary overview document for the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ preliminary competition, published on FIFA.com.