Navad (90) | Official Thread 2014–15

[Hosseini]

That's exactly what Fanaei said. Intent is not part of the rule any more.

I just wish SS management would drop the issue. During the whole show Adel kept saying that Majedi is on the line and wants to talk but they didn't have time. From his past phone calls he was just going to call in and argue typical irooni style.

Typical Iranian football. In Europe you don't see teams still complaining two weeks after the call. Only in Iran they drag every ref decision out into a big issue.

[St_Mark]

who won the argument of confusing marco villiger and angel maria villar ?!! think both parties had a case..

lol azimzadeh @ mehdi taj.. 'ishan asnad ta'ahod avar fedrasion ra kam-rang emza mikonad'!!!! lmfao

conclusion; as usual with anything involved Iranian management.. IFF is run kishmishi va gharashmishi..

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[Amin_]

Ferdowsipour exactly said what I have been saying, which is that the ball first hit KB's arm before it hit Heydari's. Fanaei at first ignored this Notion completely and kept rambling about how when the hand is in an unnatural position that it should be a pk.

Ferdowsipour kept bringing up the fact that the issue is that the ball hit KB's arm first and only at the end Fanaei kind of reacts to this and said that "davar nazdike sahne bood" and thusnhe then must have seen it correctly. Or that the referee has seen many similar scenes during his FIFA lessons. Lool what kind of arguments are these?! Does this mean that the referee can not make any mistakes then?

Ferdowsipour even showed the screen shot from behind where you can clearly see that the ball hits KB's arm and still Fanaei kept talking about unnatural positions of the hand lol

Even KB himself in his post match interview did not deny that the ball hit his arm, which means that it most probably did, otherwise knowing Iranian footballers, he would have certainly and completely denied it.

And lol at Ferdowsipour now being anti-Esfehani lol What is sure though is that he has a bad relationship/argument with GN, so you'd think he would have agreed with Fanaei the second Fanaei said it was a pk, instead of arguing the oposite.

[Zamboor]

Typical Iranian football. In Europe you don't see teams still complaining two weeks after the call. Only in Iran they drag every ref decision out into a big issue.

Have you missed out on the one team called Barcelona?

[unique football]

It was a penalty. It doesn't matter if it was deliberate or not. Haydari accidently smacked the ball with his hand disallowing a goal opportunity for Khalatbari.

Anyway, as a SS fan, we outright deserved to lose that game. No motivation to come back whatsoever after down 2-1. Poor defense and poor stamina.

Thank you the only SS fan who understands football !

[unique football]

Ferdowsipour exactly said what I have been saying, which is that the ball first hit KB's arm before it hit Heydari's. Fanaei at first ignored this Notion completely and kept rambling about how when the hand is in an unnatural position that it should be a pk.
Ferdowsipour kept bringing up the fact that the issue is that the ball hit KB's arm first and only at the end Fanaei kind of reacts to this and said that "davar nazdike sahne bood" and thusnhe then must have seen it correctly. Or that the referee has seen many similar scenes during his FIFA lessons. Lool what kind of arguments are these?! Does this mean that the referee can not make any mistakes then?
Ferdowsipour even showed the screen shot from behind where you can clearly see that the ball hits KB's arm and still Fanaei kept talking about unnatural positions of the hand lol
Even KB himself in his post match interview did not deny that the ball hit his arm, which means that it most probably did, otherwise knowing Iranian footballers, he would have certainly and completely denied it.
And lol at Ferdowsipour now being anti-Esfehani lol What is sure though is that he has a bad relationship/argument with GN, so you'd think he would have agreed with Fanaei the second Fanaei said it was a pk, instead of arguing the oposite.

Even if it touched its arm you clearly see that kb is moving is hands upward which was not intentional even though the slow motions from front clearly shows that heydari punches the ball funny he says nakhoon he must have some strong nails that allows the ball to move a meter forward , even though i know this will still not change ur view and thats ok , most ss fans cant agree they deserved to loose and are still looking for blames , first they said wait for navad and now that navad has finished and adel did his very best to side with tehrani team like always but guess what it failed .
you also mentioned shows a pic from behind now my question to you is which angle would be easier to call if this was a penalty or not clearly if u look from behind you cant even tell how far or close the ball is to ones arm , just look from front and you will clearly see it is a pk and it did not hit his arm .
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Hala be farzam ke penalty nabooood , haghetone mikhastin farshid talebia bedoone dalil ekhraj nakonid , va be zoori o shansi gol bezanid onam to varzeshgha khodeton ba oon hame havadar .

[Amin_]

First of all, I was the first one to congratulate Sepahan and said that overall they deserved it

However, we are discussing the pk scene and not which team deserved to win overall and which team not. Yes, probably the game would have gone otherwise had the pk not been given, but this doesn't change the fact that we had a horribel display (especially in the 2nd half and defensively) and that Sepahan at this moment is the best team in the league.


Anyway, all the video's and images (super slow motion, front and backview etc.) show to me is that the ball hit KB's arm first, and thus that it could or should have been a fk for Esteghlal. That is the obvious point that Ferdowsipour was trying to make while Fanaei was rambling about unnatural arm positions, which is unrelevant.

I'm not even arguing about Heydari touching the ball or not (Yes he probably did), but whether he hit it with his fingernail, whole hand, whole arm, or even two hands is not relevant if KB hit the ball with his ellbow/arm first.


And KB moving his arm up like that puts it also in an unnatural position according to Mr. Fanaei's great analysis.

[Javeed]

Link to full 90 (Navad) show, aired Monday 18 Aug.
Want to be up to date on Iran football? Watch this show!

http://footballitarin.com/video_page.php?id=11654

[O-ZoNe]

Link to full 90 (Navad) show, aired Monday 18 Aug.
Want to be up to date on Iran football? Watch this show!

http://footballitarin.com/video_page.php?id=11654

Navad is a great show, but 3.5 hours of continuous programming is just way too long. The show that is designed to analyze football is longer than a football match itself! I honestly would prefer if they would split this show up into two episodes a week or something because for us not living in Iran, taking 3.5 hours out of our day to watch a show on a weekly basis is just too much! I don't even watch 3.5 hours of TV in a week lol.

[Abtin]

^ Completely agree! There should be at least 2-3 episodes each week.

[Ghermez Agha]

Who's the guest in today's show

[Salar]

Today is not monday my friend

[Ab-Gosht]

90 right now, any links? footietarin is down

[rugs]

It just started. It was delayed by 30 minutes.

[Ghermez Agha]

Who is the guest tonight? I hope it's a federation official or CQ.....