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  • Doctor DOOM
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    I'm glad it did rain during the game so the lads would be a bit familiar with the hellish rains in that region. Not only the rain, but the crushing humidity as well.
    So to score 8 goals IN RAIN is a difficult task irrespective of the opponent (which was indeed extremely weak). At the same time I'd like to know how they conceded. it'd be interesting

    is this game considered as a fifa match or just an inconsequential one?

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  • Bessos
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    Originally posted by Keano View Post
    Well it all depends on what all professors and experts of PFDC decide. Seems like they're not thoroughly happy with either of our options, as the only criteria is not to have conceded any goals in any match (Yes TM's phenomenal defending display has spoiled us all). PFDC experts have set the standards so high which makes it super hard for them to decide whom should be our GK!
    The PFDC professors and experts have set the standard that 0 goals must be conceded per year. That means 0 goals can be conceded after 10 years. That also means that 0 goals can be conceded after 50 years. anything less than that and we lose our shit.

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  • pres80
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    Guys, lets pack it up and stop playing football. We should go back to playing hopscotch or marbles. We are a disgusting team and were not 150% error free and impenetrable in a friendly with goal keeper substitutions during a monsoon.

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  • ShervinJ
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    For all we know the goal could've been an own goal from one of our defenders 😂

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  • Cataphract
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    Originally posted by Martin-Reza View Post
    Conceding a goal can always happen. But it hurts, because we had a clean sheet so far in 2016 and if we had kept that, it would have been a fantastic record and story.
    Thats why we have friendly games: to have room for error and experimentation. Better to concede a goal now against a bad team and improve our weakness than to concede a goal in a qualifier!

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  • Martin-Reza
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    Conceding a goal can always happen. But it hurts, because we had a clean sheet so far in 2016 and if we had kept that, it would have been a fantastic record and story.

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  • Ando Teymourian
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    Haha good ol PFDC, we are seeing goalies get cut from TM for a goal that nobody has seen.

    The best part is, nobody knows which keeper conceded the goal. Classic

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  • Keano
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    Originally posted by Abtin View Post
    So, who was the goalie?
    Well it all depends on what all professors and experts of PFDC decide. Seems like they're not thoroughly happy with either of our options, as the only criteria is not to have conceded any goals in any match (Yes TM's phenomenal defending display has spoiled us all). PFDC experts have set the standards so high which makes it super hard for them to decide whom should be our GK!

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  • Abtin
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    So, who was the goalie?

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  • Keano
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    Originally posted by TheBoss View Post
    So far, Iran 7 - Papua 1

    shameful that we let one in
    Shameful? Have we reached that level of arrogance and cockiness? What are we? an invincible footballing nation? This is just a friendly, if we're to get so emotional and angry over such meaningless friendlies, then what's the purpose of having such friendlies to begin with? a demoralizing plan?

    Originally posted by Kiarash View Post
    Whoever conceded that goal should not be playing against Syria.


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    Are you serious? Without even having watched the game and how the goal was conceded? and more importantly under such terrible weather and pitch conditions? I suggest many of you good fellas to get over your emotions, think straight and rationally before making hasty comments which may become the farce of the forum.

    Originally posted by 04041374 View Post
    1st goal: Dejagah
    2nd goal: Taremi
    3rd goal: Gucci
    4th goal: Ansarifard
    5th goal: Gucci
    6th goal: Ansarifard
    7th goal: Gucci
    8th goal: Rezaeian
    Another loud and clear reason for Ghoochannejad to start. The guy has over and over proven to be of a high quality striker, be it at club or TM level!

    On a side note, I beg of many of you folks, to lighten up, get real and honest to yourselves, and stop being so cocky. The current TM is playing one of its best football (If not the best) ever since the devastating revolution. Let's recognize and cherish this ABSOLUTE SOLID FACT!

    Now concede all of the above, and start loving my new wife Margot joon!

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  • persian_pooya
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    Guys we currently have three threads open on this game: "Iran vs. Papua New Guinea", "Iran 8-1 Papua New Guinea: Result", and "Iran vs Papua New Guinea: Match Time?" can we merge them or delete two of them?

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  • Surenas
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    Guys what's the matter, even teams like San Marino or Gibralter had chances to score against Germany in the back, so who cares, we 8-1, that's pretty professional, I'm satisfied.

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  • arasradio
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    Originally posted by 04041374 View Post
    If this game counts as an official game, Gucci has scored 17 international goals and therefore passed Sardar and Hashemian.
    Very true!

    But I have a question? How this match is not going to be counted! Of course it is going to be counted! We played a national team with less than 7 subs (6 is the max) also reported and scheduled by fifa!

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  • 04041374
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    Originally posted by TheBoss View Post
    Can anyone recognize the Iranian players?

    I can recognize Sosha - Rezaeian - Montazeri - Pourghaz - Mahini - Karimi - Ebrahimi - Taremi - Dejagah - Amiri (?) - Ansarifard

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