What motivates you to follow iranian football?

[PSGman#19]

What are your main motivations to follow NTs/IPL/ACL/legionnaires ?

[KC McElroy]

It's in our blood.

[PrinceAli]

They represent the nation I take pride in being from so that’s all I need to support and love them

[Mr-Ali]

For me the main reason is that seeing Team Melli win is one of the few things left that truly brings joy for the Iranians in Iran and especially the youth who are restricted in so many ways. Also because one of my best childhood memories was seeing Iran beat USA in the 98 world cup, or when Mahdavikia scored that rocket of a goal against China in the qualifications for that world cup. Finally, i love bragging about Iranian football to my europian friends xD

[Ardalan]

Baraye man dalilesh ine ke esgh baraye football va delbastegie MELLI-FARHANGI ba ham amikhte mishan va bayaanesh yek amalkarde khobe yek legionnaire ya yek teame iran ast ke eshaase BESYAAR delpaziri mide.

Albate in ham begam ke baraye man Team Mellie Argentina va bazikonhaaye argentini hamoon ehsaas raa midan ke footbale irani.

Agar Dybala gol bezane ya Mehdi Taremi baraye man yek ehsaase, on ham yek ehsaase kheili ziba va shad-konande.

[Nokhodi]

I've grown up with it and my father, grandfather and uncles are all huge football fans. I genuinely also love it, to watch and to play.

[Ghermez Agha]

As an Iranian American (who up until I was 14 had never been to iran) it was a major way for me to connect with my heritage and grew into a religion for me over the years. No matter the ups and downs you can’t get rid of it from your life

[DJPedram]

TEAM MELLI

[KC McElroy]

The opportunity to make polls about it.

[koorosh]

Got a hole in my head and have a love for eternal suffering!

[Babak agha]

Being Iranian & being a football fan.

[Omids]

I have a relaxed life and need some stress to make it all more strain on my heart

[MR.ESTESNAII]

I have a brain damage and enjoy suffering with an occasional joy. Lol I think we are all in a hope that one day our country will be back to normal again.

[ghoule biyaboon]

Nothing anymore

[Camran khan]

As an Iranian American (who up until I was 14 had never been to iran) it was a major way for me to connect with my heritage and grew into a religion for me over the years. No matter the ups and downs you can’t get rid of it from your life

Same here.