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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Originally posted by Keano View Post
    DS jaan, it's not about beating who and what team. It's all about winning that desperately needed 3 points. The team almost lost the game and its 3 points until 91', and then in the stoppage time scored 2 goals winning the match and earning the much needed 3 points for their WCQ adventure. Had we lost that match our players and us would have been in much more intense grievance than how our jubilation seemed.

    Same rule applies to that match you just brought up as comparison. At the end of the day it doesn't count who and how you won. What counts is the win and that crucial 3 point.

    Plus to me personally this win became so valuable and joyful, not just because of how we won in the stoppage time, but also because of how lame their players acted after scoring their goal. The joy I got out of this win was unmatched compared to our last 4 played games in this group. I truly hope Iraq snatches the third spot and Lebanon loses all teir hopes. I lost all respect to their team after today's match!
    Don't get me wrong, the win means so much to me... I'm still buzzing after that hours later...

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  • St_Mark
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    Originally posted by Keano View Post
    DS jaan, it's not about beating who and what team. It's all about winning that desperately needed 3 points. The team almost lost the game and its 3 points until 91', and then in the stoppage time scored 2 goals winning the match and earning the much needed 3 points for their WCQ adventure. Had we lost that match our players and us would have been in much more intense grievance than how our jubilation seemed.

    Same rule applies to that match you just brought up as comparison. At the end of the day it doesn't count who and how you won. What counts is the win and that crucial 3 point.

    Plus to me personally this win became so valuable and joyful, not just because of how we won in the stoppage time, but also because of how lame their players acted after scoring their goal. The joy I got out of this win was unmatched compared to our last 4 played games in this group. I truly hope Iraq snatches the third spot and Lebanon loses all teir hopes. I lost all respect to their team after today's match!

    Oh we still have to play Lebanon at home , hope they play soccer standing this time not crawling

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  • Keshwardoost
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    Originally posted by Omid177 View Post
    So nobody knows why Skocic got the red card? How did he 'provoke' the opponent?
    lol i havnt seent it im waiting for the video to apear on pfdc.. the sportotal link posted dont work in this country..

    i keep imagening something like this

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  • Omid177
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    So nobody knows why Skocic got the red card? How did he 'provoke' the opponent?

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  • Keano
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
    I don't respect Lebanon's performance at all but I don't get why you guys are upset with Soony's stance.
    I felt exactly the same as him when Msssi scored against Iran and the Argie fans in front of me turned round for the first time in 90 minutes (they had been quiet as a funeral until then) and went crazy in my face like they had beaten Brazil for 5 long mins.
    So I kind of empathise with this Yank
    DS jaan, it's not about beating who and what team. It's all about winning that desperately needed 3 points. The team almost lost the game and its 3 points until 91', and then in the stoppage time scored 2 goals winning the match and earning the much needed 3 points for their WCQ adventure. Had we lost that match our players and us would have been in much more intense grievance than how our jubilation seemed.

    Same rule applies to that match you just brought up as comparison. At the end of the day it doesn't count who and how you won. What counts is the win and that crucial 3 point.

    Plus to me personally this win became so valuable and joyful, not just because of how we won in the stoppage time, but also because of how lame their players acted after scoring their goal. The joy I got out of this win was unmatched compared to our last 4 played games in this group. I truly hope Iraq snatches the third spot and Lebanon loses all teir hopes. I lost all respect to their team after today's match!

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  • hippiedervish
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    Originally posted by Ardalan View Post
    Boro pishe nanat va falafel bokhor, chon football ke balad nisti baazi koni.


    🧂 🧂 🧂

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  • Keshwardoost
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    What a great ending of the game.

    I wonder, since the sportotal link doesnt work in this country, does anybody have the following clips to post?

    1. Skocic loosing it and also his red card (i have only seen the instagram 7 second azmoun signaling but not skocic and what he did)
    2. the interview when the lebanon player made the funny comment,

    congratulations everybody and thanks in advance to the one who posts these vids.

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  • Ardalan
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    Originally posted by Leicester City View Post

    Koonsoozi at its finest!
    Boro pishe nanat va falafel bokhor, chon football ke balad nisti baazi koni.

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  • Ostad_Goosfand
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
    I don't respect Lebanon's performance at all but I don't get why you guys are upset with Soony's stance.

    I felt exactly the same as him when Msssi scored against Iran and the Argie fans in front of me turned round for the first time in 90 minutes (they had been quiet as a funeral until then) and went crazy in my face like they had beaten Brazil for 5 long mins.

    So I kind of empathise with this Yank
    at the end of the day it is what happens on the field that matters. a win is a win at this level of competition, and given we were down 1-0 until minute 91 and this W puts us at least 7 points clear for WC we have every right to celebrate. not to mention lebanese players screaming like crazy at every clearance and having bad sportsmanship with time wasting. they can get fucked

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  • St_Mark
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
    I don't respect Lebanon's performance at all but I don't get why you guys are upset with Soony's stance.
    I felt exactly the same as him when Msssi scored against Iran and the Argie fans in front of me turned round for the first time in 90 minutes (they had been quiet as a funeral until then) and went crazy in my face like they had beaten Brazil for 5 long mins.
    So I kind of empathise with this Yank
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    I think much of celebration of victory has less to do with Lebanon.
    Game did not go the way players expected, time was almost over , defeat was written on the board , suddenly glimpse of light in the dark
    A reward for trying

    As for players.... image of a defeat even not a win , watching Lebanon players play dirty and god forbid their celebration was a nightmare, could not face Iranian hopeful fans
    They were jubilant for Iranian

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  • Ostad_Goosfand
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    did anyone else catch it when azmoun shot was saved around minute 65, and you can here someone going "what the fuck is going on now?" "he just made a save what the fuck"

    I think that was ARJ talking to the ref LOL

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  • Farzadfarhangni
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    Originally posted by koorosh View Post
    Anyone knows what happened with Saman? Was sulking on the other side of the field after being substituted?

    There was not much chemistry between him and the rest of the team and that was pretty clear. Needs time to fit in
    He is a great player and will be a big part of TM. I think he puts too much pressure on himself, especially after media got a hold of his IG post/removal, and he felt like he had to prove himself today. The good thing about this coaching staff, unlike most fans here, is that they don't change their mind about a player after 30 minutes of poor or excellent play. They have a much longer filter.

    Some of the fans here have requested permanent removal of Jahanbakhsh following by a good performance and he is the first name on their sheets. Same with Amiri, Gholizadeh, Moharami, Azmoun, etc etc... It is getting so bad with some fans on this board change their minds intra game.

    Ghoddos was being too hard on himself. He'll relax later and will hopefully get another start or 30 minutes against Syria and will redeem himself.

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  • koorosh
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
    I don't respect Lebanon's performance at all but I don't get why you guys are upset with Soony's stance.
    I felt exactly the same as him when Msssi scored against Iran and the Argie fans in front of me turned round for the first time in 90 minutes (they had been quiet as a funeral until then) and went crazy in my face like they had beaten Brazil for 5 long mins.
    So I kind of empathise with this Yank
    .
    In football and life, you can win by cheating. But don't be sore when you lose after cheating.

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  • Abtin
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    Originally posted by koorosh View Post
    There was not much chemistry between him and the rest of the team and that was pretty clear. Needs time to fit in
    Well, when he doesn't let him play for several games in a row, is that really surprising? I'm sure the poor guy knew he had to show it now, but as U say if he wasnt synched with the team, it's due to not having actually played with them for a long time.

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  • koorosh
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    Anyone knows what happened with Saman? Was sulking on the other side of the field after being substituted?

    There was not much chemistry between him and the rest of the team and that was pretty clear. Needs time to fit in

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