Originally posted by Camran khan
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On november 21st this image was posted and captioned as below in porteguese:
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P.S. Here some interesting comments from the Emiratis that really makes you wonder (used Google translate, so please correct if you speak Arabic and the translation is not accurate):Originally posted by Bi-honar View PostYou'd never believe this guys, but UAE actually have a better record against Japan than they do against Iraq!!!
I don't know if that's going to play into their game plan, but if it does, they may very well be play their "B" team thinking that a well-rested "A" team will have a much better chance against Japan than an exhausted one would against Iraq!
Majed Nasser (goalie and captain): Confronting Japan does not scare us!
Serkal (president of the FA): We wish to meet Japan in the quarter-finals!
Source: http://www.alkhaleej.ae/sports/page/...0-ccf5876b6218
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Whaaaaat?!?!?!? NO WAY! HE POSTED AN IMAGE WITH A SHIT TON OF PLAYERS HE HAS INVITED IN THE PAST YEAR OR TWO?!?!Originally posted by fatemi View Post
I'M SO SORRY, YOU WERE RIGHT!Comment
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Have you seen the amount of other stuff that page posts? No way that is CQ.Originally posted by fatemi View Post
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I just said there are SOME posts that couldn't be posted by others. at least some one close to him is in charge. anyway, not a useful discussion for now bro. line up will come in 6 hours.Originally posted by Camran khan View PostComment
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2 weeks before CQ "posted on his fb"Originally posted by fatemi View Post
http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...m+list+octoberComment
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Best team melli video ever - bar none
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CQ has officially denied having any social media page!Comment
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Ok. Hands up!
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[Asian Cup 2015 Match Day 3]: 19/01/2015: Iran - UAE; Time, Date, Info and Report
What a nightmare! Both tennis and TM match at the same time.
Which one to choose?Comment
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Asian Cup - The Lowdown: Iran v United Arab Emirates
Asian Cup:
Iran v United Arab Emirates, Brisbane Stadium.
Kick-off:
8pm AET (7pm local), Monday.
Fox Sports 4 (live)
Referee:
Ryuji Sato (Japan)
Odds:
Iran $1.95, draw $3.30, United Arab Emirates $4 (Sportsbet.com.au)
Rankings:
Iran: 51, United Arab Emirates: 80
Five to watch
1. Ashkan Dejagah (Iran)2. Ali Mabkhout (United Arab Emirates)
The other superstar of the Emirates' team is proving himself more than capable of cutting it with Omar Abdulrahman. Mabkhout is in white-hot form right now and would have to be favourite for the Golden Boot after scoring three goals in two games. His finishing has been faultless and if the Iranians let their guard down, Mabkhout will surely punish them.
3. Masoud Shojaei (Iran)4. Omar Abdulrahman (United Arab Emirates)5. Ehsan Hajsafi (Iran)
A man of many positions and talents, Hajsafi has been dynamic at this tournament. Named as an attacking left-winger, his combination with left-back Mehrdad Pouladi is as dynamic as they get in Asian football. They criss-cross over each other when required and will be a nightmare for the Emirates' right side.
Key match-up
Sardar Azmoun (Iran) v Hamdan Al-Kamali (United Arab Emirates)
Al-Kamali has shown his composed nature again in the opening matches but he gets a huge test in the form of the next big star of Iranian football. Azmoun's wonder goal against Qatar has elevated him to pop-star status and he'll be looking to wow the thousands of Iranian fans once more.
In the dugout
Carlos Queiroz (Iran)
The former Real Madrid mentor will be pleased with how his team is going, even if he's been talking them down in the press. His team is packed so full with stars that he'll probably rest a few of them in the second half with a view to the knockout stages.
Mahdi Ali (United Arab Emirates)A spot of politics
This has to be a contender for the hottest geopolitical clash at the Asian Cup. For years, the world has known the stretch of water between Arabian and Iran as the Persian Gulf. But the Arab population on the southern side calls it the Arabian Gulf, with the UAE Pro-League even being renamed the Arabian Gulf League this year. For that reason, Iran star Javad Nekounam was recently prevented from playing his club football in the UAE. In Sydney, Iranian fans unveiled a huge Iran flag with "Persian Gulf" written across the middle of the flag.
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hmmmm..... you are asking this question on the day of an Iran game on Persianfootball.com?Originally posted by littlepersia17 View PostCHECK OUT OUR FORUM RULES HERE: http://www.persianfootball.com/forums/faq.php
Don't Select Players That Suit Your Tactics; Select A Tactic That Suits Your Players !!!
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Baba koshti maro, in 100 bar post shodOriginally posted by diz View Post
http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post2247801Comment
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if you have to choose between tm and tennis that really bad.TM alway come first for me at leastOriginally posted by littlepersia17 View PostComment
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