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Originally posted by Taz View Post"Iranian".
It’s just that he chose Australia, as that’s where he learnt football. He was also in the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for most of his youth career. The AIS is FULLY funded by the Australian taxpayer. In a way, he owes it to Australia for giving him the Opportunities he probably would’ve never been given had he stayed in Iran.
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Originally posted by littlepersia17 View PostTechhnically, he is completely Iranian. Iranian parents. Born in Khorramabad, Iran. Lived the first 7 years of his life in Iran.
It’s just that he chose Australia, as that’s where he learnt football. He was also in the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for most of his youth career. The AIS is FULLY funded by the Australian taxpayer. In a way, he owes it to Australia for giving him the Opportunities he probably would’ve never been given had he stayed in Iran.
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1. For me he is iranian okay, but nobody to mention .... who cares about him.
2. i would die to play for iran, no matter what problems iran has
3. we will hear more in future, im sure iran contacted him already or some other things behind closed doors, nobody knows, i guess cq wanted him he said no
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Originally posted by P-Money View Post1. For me he is iranian okay, but nobody to mention .... who cares about him.
2. i would die to play for iran, no matter what problems iran has
3. we will hear more in future, im sure iran contacted him already or some other things behind closed doors, nobody knows, i guess cq wanted him he said no
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It was OUR fault we didn’t get him. He literally could have taken a bench seat and not played a second. Think about it, even ghoddos, dejagah, if Iran DIDNT/hadn’t reached out to them, and Sweden and Germany or Sweden did, you think they would have waited for Iran? Not a chance, be real. Give him a break, it’s mostly on us
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Originally posted by littlepersia17 View PostTechhnically, he is completely Iranian. Iranian parents. Born in Khorramabad, Iran. Lived the first 7 years of his life in Iran.
It’s just that he chose Australia, as that’s where he learnt football. He was also in the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) for most of his youth career. The AIS is FULLY funded by the Australian taxpayer. In a way, he owes it to Australia for giving him the Opportunities he probably would’ve never been given had he stayed in Iran.
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I don't care for this guy and even less since he already lived for 7! years in Iran... I was just born there, but my love for Iran is endless in any case no matter what..ما میمیریم میمیریم ایران رو پس میگیریم
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