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  • taremiscores
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    Originally posted by Futbaldoost View Post
    This is a different time. We are in the midst of a revolution by young people who have united a strong majority of Iranians inside and outside Iran under the banner of "Woman, Life, Freedom". The excuses of the past that they are just athletes no longer apply. I don't care what Daei and Karimi did with regards to Ahmadinejad. What matters is that they are standing on the side of people today. I recommend that people show a tiny bit of sense and grasp the gravity of the situation. The players and staff had an opportunity to say they would not go to Reisi's palace and make a statement. CQ sitting next to that mass murderer and making promises to him made me sick. So much for learning a tiny bit of standing for freedom and democracy for someone who lived in Western Europe most of his life. Watch the video below to see who is leading this revolution today. For those who don't understand Persian, ask someone to translate it for you. Also, if you don't understand it, this is the best time to learn how to read and write it.

    Woman, Life, Freedom!
    زن، زندگی، آزادی

    I am really happy that this generation is leading the future.

    The old generation of reformists, regime apologists, blame America/UK/Israel crowd, MEKs, LA talk shows etc. are all over. They are all now in the dustbin of history.

    This generation is intelligent, wise beyond their years, and trust Iran-parasts. And they are willing to die to free Iran - they are fearless.

    We are simply out of touch with the amazing "eighties" generation.

    The regime openly fears them:

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  • taremiscores
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    Originally posted by O-ZoNe View Post

    So where would you like his statue to be placed since it was less than a few months people were calling him Shah, King and savior?

    Wait, could O-ZoNe have been right all along when he stated CQ was all hype?

    Yes CQ paid for things but he was also handsomely compensated for both WC on par with the top performing countries!

    Edit: I still hope he proves me wrong and TM advance both the cause of social justice and to the 2nd round. I have my doubts of course in the latter


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    It's not in my vernacular to ask for a statue to be built for anyone.

    He's still a fantastic coach and manager. And if we are talking about football, he is best to manage this team. I know he answered angrily there and wish he would clarify in the future he didn't come off right.

    Just disappointed in him for what he said - he could have gone in many different angles. But his answer was very IR-like.

    Anyway, because of acceleration of street protests - GO TM! Win every damn game.

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  • Futbaldoost
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    This is a different time. We are in the midst of a revolution by young people who have united a strong majority of Iranians inside and outside Iran under the banner of "Woman, Life, Freedom". The excuses of the past that they are just athletes no longer apply. I don't care what Daei and Karimi did with regards to Ahmadinejad. What matters is that they are standing on the side of people today. I recommend that people show a tiny bit of sense and grasp the gravity of the situation. The players and staff had an opportunity to say they would not go to Reisi's palace and make a statement. CQ sitting next to that mass murderer and making promises to him made me sick. So much for learning a tiny bit of standing for freedom and democracy for someone who lived in Western Europe most of his life. Watch the video below to see who is leading this revolution today. For those who don't understand Persian, ask someone to translate it for you. Also, if you don't understand it, this is the best time to learn how to read and write it.

    Woman, Life, Freedom!
    زن، زندگی، آزادی


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  • The
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    Originally posted by mf_doom View Post

    I am not gonna defend the Beiranvand and Cheshmi stuff but the idea that TM visiting Raisi is "unforgivable" is crazy. They had no choice! They are not in a position to refuse ! You think they can just tell those thugs "thanks but no thanks we are busy"??


    I'm not one of the people who gives the players shit (except for the Khayemals Torabi and Amiri) but technically they had the choice to not attend. There would be consequences to not showing up to the meeting. They chose not to risk their careers over it.
    of course I'm not bashing them for going, but it's not like they were forced to at gun point.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
    What CQ said yesterday was disgusting - the whataboutism has been perfected by IR and their online trolls (they will somehow blame US, UK, Israel etc.) and take away spotlight from IR's own brutality and restrictions. I don't know anyone who loved CQ as much as me - and I appreciate him using his own money to fund and help Iranian players and what he has brought to Iranian football.
    So where would you like his statue to be placed since it was less than a few months people were calling him Shah, King and savior?

    Wait, could O-ZoNe have been right all along when he stated CQ was all hype?

    Yes CQ paid for things but he was also handsomely compensated for both WC on par with the top performing countries!

    Edit: I still hope he proves me wrong and TM advance both the cause of social justice and to the 2nd round. I have my doubts of course in the latter


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  • inarsenewetrust
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    Originally posted by bozghaleh View Post
    Anyone know the exact number/names of domestic TM players who went to see Raisi? I counted 8-10 but don't recognize all the faces. That means there were more than a few who didn't go. Those guys should be getting some love.
    all domestic players attended. Legionairres werent there

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  • bozghaleh
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    Anyone know the exact number/names of domestic TM players who went to see Raisi? I counted 8-10 but don't recognize all the faces. That means there were more than a few who didn't go. Those guys should be getting some love.

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  • bozghaleh
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    Originally posted by inarsenewetrust View Post


    good thing for them twitter was not around back then. Probably would have been shat on/attacked by the online army that now calls them leaders of opposition movement. Daei actually looks quite delighted to be there!
    Daei was not involved politically, and if anything was much closer to the centers of power back then. I know he either didn't wear a green wristband (or was retired) by the time of the Korea match. People do change over time, as some say, some realized at different times the real identity of akhond kesafat.

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  • inarsenewetrust
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    good thing for them twitter was not around back then. Probably would have been shat on/attacked by the online army that now calls them leaders of opposition movement. Daei actually looks quite delighted to be there!

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  • taremiscores
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    Originally posted by mf_doom View Post

    I am not gonna defend the Beiranvand and Cheshmi stuff but the idea that TM visiting Raisi is "unforgivable" is crazy. They had no choice! They are not in a position to refuse ! You think they can just tell those thugs "thanks but no thanks we are busy"??
    Bowing to Raisi* was unforgivable. (I'll edit the post now to make sure it's clear).

    Visiting the regime's president is standard and was done even by our best in Daei and Karimi (Ahmadinejad). I don't care so much about that stuff as IR will use that as propaganda.

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  • mf_doom
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    Originally posted by taremiscores View Post

    I feel the same way - but I will cheer Team Melli for one reason alone: to bring people out on the streets in millions. A victory will help with that I believe, despite Iran's current ambivalent (to put it mildly) feelings towards TM.

    We cannot engage in sports-washing.

    What CQ said yesterday was disgusting - the whataboutism has been perfected by IR and their online trolls (they will somehow blame US, UK, Israel etc.) and take away spotlight from IR's own brutality and restrictions. I don't know anyone who loved CQ as much as me - and I appreciate him using his own money to fund and help Iranian players and what he has brought to Iranian football.

    Carlos could have just said "I am a football coach, not a politician" or "I am a foreigner" ... but him bringing politics from the other side is ridiculous. Maybe he is trying to secure a new contract? He's become IR's favorite coach overnight.

    What Beiranvand and Cheshmi did is unforgivable. Hopefully we see a new free Iran that will see these two and Torabi and Amiri never in.

    I have reported extensively on TM's dissident towards the regime, but what CQ did and the players going to see a criminal Raisi is inexcusable and unforgivable. The Jakesh and Ghatel of Mashhad is one of the biggest criminals that IR has produced - and that's saying something!

    Long Live Iran.

    Thank you to the likes of Milad Meydavoudi​, Bakhtiar Rahmani, Kaveh Rezaei, Ali Karimi, Ali Daei, Mehdi Mahdavikia, Sardar Azmoun, Yahya Golmohammadi, Soroush Rafaei etc. they are our heroes and we should kiss their hands.
    I am not gonna defend the Beiranvand and Cheshmi stuff but the idea that TM visiting Raisi is "unforgivable" is crazy. They had no choice! They are not in a position to refuse ! You think they can just tell those thugs "thanks but no thanks we are busy"??



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  • Ostad_Goosfand
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    Some of you guys take this stuff from athletes too seriously. They are all gonna do what’s best for their own careers. Many of them (athletes in general) are scum that cheat on their wives and not the best role models. Some are amazing people. They are competitors and deserve to compete. What do people want, for them not to play? Will that topple IR? It’s a soccer team, not political opposition to IR. And yes , taremi gonna have flag draped over him. Didn’t see anyone cry about it 4 years ago. What diff does it make now? Was IR good 4 years ago and now we only realized it’s bad 2 months ago? It’s same IR as before, that kills its own citizens and does nothing to help them. Yet we cheered and supported that team. There were protests then and people killed and imprisoned. Nothing has changed, folks just even more sick and tired of IR and frankly their time is done soon. Team Melli not playing World Cup won’t do shit. Personally I’m more disappointed at Iranians using their anger misdirected at scapegoat soccer team minus Torabi Amiri.

    also dunno how real IG is, many negative comments as I’m sure they are real but also u will see comments about please like this post for my noon paneer company that has 100 likes. So I’m sure there are bots there as well. But yes my family in Iran don’t really care for this World Cup

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  • DR Strangemoosh
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    Look at his pride.

    This really is his flag I guess

    104K likes, 8,089 comments - fcporto on November 16, 2022: "Time to shine @ #FIFAWorldCup ✨🎩 Let's go, @mehditaremiofficial9 🔵⚪🇮🇷 #MundialAzuleBranco".

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  • taremiscores
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    Originally posted by Futbaldoost View Post
    This is no longer my Team Melli. This is "teameh jomhooree-eh eslami". Anyone (including CQ) who met with the criminal Raeisi and gave him positive coverage by their presence are no longer part of my Team Melli. I understand that some who play in Europe may feel different but the ship has sailed for me. This is the first time I have felt this way in my life. It's painful. Raeisi is a mass criminal and belongs in a national truth and reconciliation tribunal. The blood on his hands go beyond the 300+ since Mahsa's killing, it includes 4000+ in 1988 when he headed the committee of death commissioned by Khomeini to execute defenseless political prisoners including many who had served their full sentences and were awaiting freedom. CQ showed that he is just here for the money and fame and has not much humanity left in him. The players and other staff who went to the "presidential palace" showed that they have no honor and as Yahya said they get a zero score. Shame, shame, shame!

    Woman, Life, Freedom!
    زن، زندگی، آزادی
    I feel the same way - but I will cheer Team Melli for one reason alone: to bring people out on the streets in millions. A victory will help with that I believe, despite Iran's current ambivalent (to put it mildly) feelings towards TM.

    We cannot engage in sports-washing.

    What CQ said yesterday was disgusting - the whataboutism has been perfected by IR and their online trolls (they will somehow blame US, UK, Israel etc.) and take away spotlight from IR's own brutality and restrictions. I don't know anyone who loved CQ as much as me - and I appreciate him using his own money to fund and help Iranian players and what he has brought to Iranian football.

    Carlos could have just said "I am a football coach, not a politician" or "I am a foreigner" ... but him bringing politics from the other side is ridiculous. Maybe he is trying to secure a new contract? He's become IR's favorite coach overnight.

    What Beiranvand and Cheshmi did is unforgivable. Hopefully we see a new free Iran that will see these two and Torabi and Amiri never in.

    I have reported extensively on TM's dissident towards the regime, but what CQ did and the players bowing to the criminal Raisi is inexcusable and unforgivable. The Jakesh and Ghatel of Mashhad is one of the biggest criminals that IR has produced - and that's saying something!

    Long Live Iran.

    Thank you to the likes of Milad Meydavoudi​, Bakhtiar Rahmani, Kaveh Rezaei, Ali Karimi, Ali Daei, Mehdi Mahdavikia, Sardar Azmoun, Yahya Golmohammadi, Soroush Rafaei etc. they are our heroes and we should kiss their hands.

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  • mahestan
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    TM and its players have one job, and that is to win football games.

    TM is not a political party, is not a political organization, and has nothing to do with protests and protesting that is going on. The players all have different view points, different up bringing and should be able to make decisions themselves, instead of being forced into being a tool to portray a political agenda.

    All of the players playing for TM grew up having a dream to play football at the highest stage possible (so did all of us football fans growing up dreamed of playing for TM). They have that opportunity now, stop taking that way from them.

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