UAE v Qatar

[SOLEIMAN]

Chicken Mandi. It’s a Yemeni cuisine


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Looks horrible! Rather some nice ghormeh sabzi any day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Rabbit]

Looks horrible! Rather some nice ghormeh sabzi any day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I AM SO HUNGRY RIGHT NOW


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[Roxanaz80]

Rabbit, I remember we went to Abshar last time we were there.

[Rabbit]

Rabbit, I remember we went to Abshar last time we were there.

In Dubai, the only place I ever came close to having acceptable Iranian food and I mean like the way it tastes in Iran, is Golestan. The rest of the restaurants I really don’t approve of.

And ofcourse, dast pokhte my own mother!


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[Roxanaz80]

Yeah, nobody can compete with the mother. Will try next time.

[RaginG Inferno]

I can give you two arguments that could help you support Qatar over Japan:
1) If Japan wins, they will have 5 AC-Titles, which means two more than us and will be truly the King of Asia in that sense.
2)If an underdog wins it all(before the start of the Tournament Qatar was a underdog to win the AC), that somehow overshadow our lost to Japan ( and the lost of other Powerhouses)
Only bad thing is, that Almoez Ali scored and broke Daeis record yet (?)

They're not a true national team.

[RaginG Inferno]

Source?

Any "written, verbal or visual" form of support for Qatar is punishable by a 15-year sentence. I don't know how that's applied (e.g. if a Qatari fan tweets a "Go Qatar" tweet in the stands, is that illegal? If a Qatari fan screams "Go Qatar" in the stands, is that illegal?"). The point is that the arbitrary nature of the UAE's legal system has had a chilling effect on Qatari fans' ability to support their team for fear of criminal punishment.

[Rabbit]

Any "written, verbal or visual" form of support for Qatar is punishable by a 15-year sentence. I don't know how that's applied (e.g. if a Qatari fan tweets a "Go Qatar" tweet in the stands, is that illegal? If a Qatari fan screams "Go Qatar" in the stands, is that illegal?"). The point is that the arbitrary nature of the UAE's legal system has had a chilling effect on Qatari fans' ability to support their team for fear of criminal punishment.

That article was written two years ago, and like I mentioned that news was stated with regards to the deportation of Qataris from the UAE. That article has nothing to do with the AFC or the UAE game against Qatar. Qataris are not even allowed to enter UAE.

Although UAE does have strict laws against people who speak ill against rulers, government laws or the country’ culture and background. There is no dictatorship here and people are free to support whoever they want. Iranians have been driving around the country with Iran’s flag on their cars, or people waving the flags around.

Again, the article is from 2017, that does not imply anything whatsoever and does not support the initial statement of 15 years imprisonment.

I hope I’ve been clear.


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[kapenak]

Does anybody have clips or pictures or UAE supporters throwing sandals and bottles?

[Rabbit]

Does anybody have clips or pictures or UAE supporters throwing sandals and bottles?

You can see them in the match highlights.


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[kapenak]

Not really. I've seen several highlights but none of them have the exact scene. A link or something would be much appreciated if anybody has one

[RaginG Inferno]

That article was written two years ago, and like I mentioned that news was stated with regards to the deportation of Qataris from the UAE.

The timing of the article is irrelevant because that law is still on the books, and the law applies to everyone, not just Qataris. The law has been enforced on a variety of occasions too.

That article has nothing to do with the AFC or the UAE game against Qatar. Qataris are not even allowed to enter UAE.

I explained how it would cause concern to anyone who wishes to support the Qatari national team in person. The law is on the books.

Although UAE does have strict laws against people who speak ill against rulers, government laws or the country’ culture and background.

A gross understatement.

Again, the article is from 2017, that does not imply anything whatsoever and does not support the initial statement of 15 years imprisonment.

It does not imply anything. It explicitly and expressly quotes the Emirati Attorney General confirming that a 15-year imprisonment term applies!

You're surprisingly sensitive about any criticism of the UAE, I must say.

[Rabbit]

The timing of the article is irrelevant because that law is still on the books, and the law applies to everyone, not just Qataris. The law has been enforced on a variety of occasions too.


I explained how it would cause concern to anyone who wishes to support the Qatari national team in person. The law is on the books.


A gross understatement.


It does not imply anything. It explicitly and expressly quotes the Emirati Attorney General confirming that a 15-year imprisonment term applies!

You're surprisingly sensitive about any criticism of the UAE, I must say.

I’m surprisingly sensitive to criticism of the UAE because you want to assert your opinion down my throat. If I had a different location on my bio while I was trying to prove a point that a 2 year old article does NOT MENTION A WORD ABOUT A 15 YEAR IMPRISONMENT FOR SUPPORTING QATARI NATIONAL TEAM DURING THE AFC would I still be reading this? Would your comments still be irrational? I am an Iranian who lives in Dubai and I am well versed with the laws of this country because I am aware of what comes up on my news feed. And I must say, supporting Qatar was not mentioned as a criminal offense.

https://www.foxsportsasia.com/footba...-in-semifinal/

Use the link and tell me what you think. Here, I’ll help you read it “AFC Asian Cup 2019: UAE sports body buys all tickets to allegedly block Qatar fans from supporting their team in semifinal”. Sobhanallah, Qatari fans? Supporting Qatar? In a game against UAE? Surely it was a plan at first to let them in and imprison them for 15 years.

I mean, I’m really curious to how exactly are you trying to make a point in here? How do people like you think? And you want to win an irrational argument by pointing out I have a soft spot for this country?

I have nothing in my heart for Arabs and neither do I have anything against them, but advise from me to you (and to the other guy arguing the same thing earlier) it’s good to use your brain sometimes as a non biased person. Trust.




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[Saam]

The timing of the article is irrelevant because that law is still on the books, and the law applies to everyone, not just Qataris. The law has been enforced on a variety of occasions too.


I explained how it would cause concern to anyone who wishes to support the Qatari national team in person. The law is on the books.


A gross understatement.


It does not imply anything. It explicitly and expressly quotes the Emirati Attorney General confirming that a 15-year imprisonment term applies!

You're surprisingly sensitive about any criticism of the UAE, I must say.

I lived in Dubai for 13 years and have many friends and relatives who still live there. At least 10-15 (non-Emirati) friends in Dubai have supported Qatar in this game on their social media. Guess they should all be in jail right now right? Lol.

[naderb94]

RABBIT HELP ME!!! What is the name of the food they are eating in 13:40 with their hands? The one with I think tomato paste and yogurt!

I was literally watching this video a few days ago. Mark Wiens has the best videos when it comes to food even with that cringe face he does