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  • Soosk
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    The excitement of a world cup has definitely dimmed for me. I am not nearly as excited as the previous editions of the world cup but I will be supporting and cheering team meli 100% come Monday.

    Team meli is not the regime. They don't control the regime or have influence over this regime. They are regular people who want to perform and bring happiness for their people. Stop bashing them, stop harassing them and stop expecting them to do things you deem to be appropriate.

    I wish our boys nothing but success and will be losing my voice cheering for them during their time at this world cup.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Anyone who doesn't understand how sports can unite people and aid a movement needs to read about Mandela and the Springbok Rugby team!



    If Elnaz Rekabi is a hero for competing and protesting let's give our lads a chance to do so before crucifying them. No one called Elnaz a traitor or IRs athlete (rightfully so) when she recanted her protest...



    Originally posted by daggerhashimoto View Post
    This whole "I'm not supporting the national team because they had to shake hands with raiisi or they lipped the anthem" is utterly moronic. No actual supporter of TM cares. You don't want to watch or support them, okay. Kindly piss off
    A symbol of apartheid was Springbok rugby. What did Mandela do? He reached out to them, elevated them, and together helped unify SA. Yet we have members here asking for the opposite of our TM...the people's team. I suspect some of these folks are naive while others have agendas...Best not to engage them.
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  • persianballer
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    Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
    Were the players forced to be so ecstatic on their 16 Nov photoshoot, on the day that so much blood was shed in Iran, from a 10 year old kid to an elderly man:


    You've been crying everyday since the protests? I'm partying every week with iranians who are super active in posting anti government stuff, but they're not famous so you can't see. Point is judge yourself first buddy, you don't know whats in their heart

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  • bozghaleh
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    Originally posted by daggerhashimoto View Post

    cool story bro
    He asked a question and I answered.

    مزدور برو گم شو
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  • daggerhashimoto
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    Originally posted by bozghaleh View Post

    I've paid for the ticket and the empty seat will represent my state of mind (this year don't feel like cheering with the blood flowing) and also protest in a small way those members of TM who engage in support of IR or vasatbazi.
    cool story bro

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  • bozghaleh
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    Originally posted by Kian H View Post

    You Can easily sell your ticket. Just go on the FIFA resale portal, and your ticket Will be back on the fifa ticket portal. Of somebody buys it, you Will get your money back.

    If you dont wanna go fine, but there are people desperate to go all over the World. Atleast give Them chance to go
    I've paid for the ticket and the empty seat will represent my state of mind (this year don't feel like cheering with the blood flowing) and also protest in a small way those members of TM who engage in support of IR or vasatbazi.

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  • Club monaco
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    Yes, its true that politics and sports should never be mixed, but this is humanitarian crisis at this point. The people of Iran do not want their national team to be blacklisted or drop out the WC. They wholeheartedly want to see them happy, and sympathize with their movement. To be their voice and use their platform as much as they can without putting their lives and their family in danger. Yes, the players should be ecstatic and thrilled to be at this world stage, for their accomplishments and dreams that have come true. And I'm sure not for one second the people think of their team as selfish, ignorant individuals. A gesture of goodwill and solidarity will be nice to see, and ultimately victory for the people to cherish even if its for a moment until the next fight. We need unity, and optimism...advancing to the next stage is the ayatollahs worst nightmare.

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  • O-ZoNe
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    Originally posted by Ostad_Goosfand View Post

    You think nobody has weddings in Iran right now? Or does anything fun?

    You sound like a revolutionary from 1978. If you smile, you are shah supporter.

    Iranians never learn
    He's being sarcastic...

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  • ferdyf
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    Originally posted by KasraKhan View Post

    No Iranian should be smiling right now. If you smile, you are an IR-sympathizer.
    Of course there is no reason to laugh or to smile but if we don't have anything positive in life there is no reason to be alive.

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  • Ostad_Goosfand
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    Originally posted by KasraKhan View Post

    No Iranian should be smiling right now. If you smile, you are an IR-sympathizer.
    You think nobody has weddings in Iran right now? Or does anything fun?

    You sound like a revolutionary from 1978. If you smile, you are shah supporter.

    Iranians never learn

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  • KasraKhan
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    Originally posted by mf_doom View Post

    good lord give it a rest. First it was the Taremi photo with the IR flag you were posting non stop now this.

    Honest question: what would you like the players to do? What was your expectation? To show up to the photo shoot with furrowed eyebrows and tears? Maybe some photos of dead iranian children? You think Fifa would post that stuff? You realize they are footballers at tournament, not warriors before battle right?

    Also Ghoddos was at the photo shoot; does this negate his comments? Just wanna be clear which players I can respect and which ones i should hate.
    No Iranian should be smiling right now. If you smile, you are an IR-sympathizer.

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  • daggerhashimoto
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    Never in history did a political party change because of the actions of a sports team.
    Asking the soccer players to make some gesture that is virtue signaling at best will not do anything. At best you'll get a 10K retweets about the topic. At worse that players family will be at risk. They are here to play football not to change the government. If anything, I want TM to do well and thus more people would watch the games and more attention will be brought to the situation because you bet your last dollar that the commentators will be talking about it.

    This whole "I'm not supporting the national team because they had to shake hands with raiisi or they lipped the anthem" is utterly moronic. No actual supporter of TM cares. You don't want to watch or support them, okay. Kindly piss off

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  • dcpp
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    I personally don't care about the WC. What's happening in Iran is way more important.

    I'll probably watch the first game, hoping that we'll see some sort of support from the players. If not, I'm not even sure whether I'll be watching the second and third game.




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  • teammelli91
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    This is the least excited I’ve been towards a World Cup. I was excited for 98, 06, 14 and 18. But given the circumstances that butterfly feeling is gone. I’m looking forward to the World Cup and our matches. I’ll watch and support Team Melli. But it’s not the same.

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  • Ardalan
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    TM dar in jaame jahani hich atri baraye man nadare.

    Man in baar tanha az Argentina tarafdaari mikonam.

    Tanha chizi ke mitone arzeshi be sherkate Iran raa bede ine ke bazikonhaaye TM neshon bedan ke az Jomhoorie Eslami badeshoon miyaad.

    Bordan o bakhtan in baar mohem nist.

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