AFC U23 Championship : Qatar 2016

[04041374]

It's an IP Adress from Tehran, Iran.

http://geoiplookup.net/ip/151.243.242.63

He seems to be a Bank Ansar employee according to the map

[St_Mark]

[Gotham]

What asshole added this to Torabi's wikipedia page? some chinese loser? some GCC loser? or one of you jokers here? can someone who is more wiki savvy remove it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehdi_Torabi

I didn't do it but it's called a joke, you should try joking sometimes instead of being a bitter kid who gets insulted at everything.

[TheBoss]

I didn't do it but it's called a joke, you should try joking sometimes instead of being a bitter bacheh madar who gets insulted at everything.

Wow, this just came out of nowhere. a lot of hostility. What does "Bacheh Madar" mean? and there is a place for joking and a person official wikipedia page is not that place.

[Love TM]

John Duerdens 5 cents:

"AFC U23 CHAMPIONSHIP: GROUP-BY-GROUP LOOK

There are two aspects to the 2016 AFC Under-23 tournament that starts on Tuesday in Qatar. The first is that this is a fine competition to win in its own right. This is not the Under 16s or 19s, but 16 teams full of players who are already full of international and professional players. They have already "made it" and this is a chance to win a major trophy and get some excellent tournament experience. Winning this bodes very well for a country and its near future.

And then there is the small matter of the Olympics. There is no specific qualification tournament for Rio as happened in 2012. To reach Rio this time, you have to finish in the top three in this competition, which means that the two finalists as well as the winner of the third and fourth playoff match will be booking tickets for Brazil.

Compared to some European nations, most Asian teams take Olympic soccer very seriously indeed, but there is plenty of play ahead before thoughts can turn to South America. ONE World Sports takes a look at the four groups of four teams each. The top two teams advance to the quarterfinal stage where anything can happen.

Group A: Qatar, Syria, Iran and China

Qatar and China's senior teams have been fighting it out in World Cup qualification with the West Asian team getting the upper hand and something similar is likely here. Iran would be the traditional favorites, but this version of Team Melli has been hit by the absence of some if its best players. Alireza Jahanbakhsh and Sardar Azmoun are seriously talented, so much that their European clubs refused to release them. There have been other withdrawals too.

Qatar could be the one to take top spot. As host nation, it has certain advantages and the desire is massive. This competition is part of the whole 2022 project and it is expected/hoped that the star performers this time around will be at the peak by the time the World Cup comes to Doha. The team's Spanish coach Feliz Sanchez has called upon proven internationals such as Abdelkarim Hassan, Ali Asad, Ahmed Yasser and Mohammed Muntari. Qatar is the team to beat.

Winner: Qatar"

https://www.oneworldsports.com/stori...3-championship

Looks like he was right after all! Qatar is still the team to beat in my opinion.

[Gotham]

Wow, this just came out of nowhere. a lot of hostility. What does "Bacheh Madar" mean? and there is a place for joking and a person official wikipedia page is not that place.

People do it all the time and laugh at it. It's banter, just because you're too boring to find it funny doesn't mean other people should too.

[TheBoss]

People do it all the time and laugh at it. It's banter, just because you're too boring to find it funny doesn't mean other people should too.

Banter on a wiki page?

Also, You need to see someone. you seem very angry.

[Gotham]

Banter on a wiki page?

Also, You need to see someone. you seem very angry.

You should join me, maybe that someone can develop a sense of humour for you.

[Bi-honar]

by the way almost every team beat china 3-1 . without the error by Aliyari it would have been three 3-1.

If N korea wins the next match it will make it to final facing Iran.

Or if they didn't score an offside goal!

Guys, the good news is that there's almost zero chance of facing Australia in the semis if we do get past Japan. Our most likely opponent for the semis will be UAE.

[IranPowned]

Or if they didn't score an offside goal!
Guys, the good news is that there's almost zero chance of facing Australia in the semis if we do get past Japan. Our most likely opponent for the semis will be UAE.

Or Iraq?

[shahname]

Does anyone know if Japan fielded a reserve team against Saudi A. today or their main team???

[littlepersia17]

What asshole added this to Torabi's wikipedia page? some chinese loser? some GCC loser? or one of you jokers here? can someone who is more wiki savvy remove it?



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehdi_Torabi

I removed it just now.

[Abbas85]

I removed it just now.

You should have wrote instead "because Doctor's believe he suffers from a rare mutation where his neck has developed where his penis is located. Infact, his phallus is so large, Torabi is required by AFC to wear a size 9 cleat and shinguards on it, and in 2015, he recorded a hat trick using solely his neck penis against Saudi Arabia. Upon hearing the news, it was reported that King Abdullah suffered a stroke and passed away soon afterwards."

[teammelli91]

Team Melli Omid should defend and rely on counter attack.

We do have a few players who can flow freely through the center or on the wings (most notably Torabi and Motahari in this tournament).

[tmfan]

By the way, today's game should have ended Japan 2 - 0 Saudi Arabia...
That penalty that Saudi Arabia got was not even deserved. But what do you expect from an Emarati referee that needs to help Saudi brothers to advance?

I found some gifs on another board.