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    #676
    Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
    I also wonder what the heck uefa is going to do considering gazprom is a huge sponsor.
    Chanpions league final likely to be moved...Russian teams may be barred from Euro competitions.

    Sources: UCL final in Russia set to be moved
    https://www.espn.com/soccer/uefa-champions-league/story/4601576/champions-league-final-in-russia-set-to-be-moved-by-uefa-sources
    UEFA is set to remove Saint Petersburg as host of the 2022 Champions League final, sources have told ESPN, after Russia's attack on Ukraine.


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      #677
      Originally posted by Nokhodi View Post
      I also wonder what the heck uefa is going to do considering gazprom is a huge sponsor.
      They will likely be removed as sponsor within a few days.

      Their future as a company is also now affected, share price down 50% today

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        #678
        Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View Post
        They will likely be removed as sponsor within a few days.

        Their future as a company is also now affected, share price down 50% today
        Yeah but they still own a lot of gas! Just wait until energy prices in Europe increase exponentially. You’re going to see alot of governments looking the other way all of a sudden.

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          #679
          Originally posted by Babak_Shirazi
          Team Russia 👍🏽 Screw the West and Nato, all they do is War and Russia just won‘t allow them to come too close. Unfortunately the bi khaye Germans called of Nordstream 2 now, which means the Energy Prices here in Europe will be even more expensive. Hopefully American Influence will slowly but surely decrease in the near future.
          I don't get comments like these.

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            #680
            Originally posted by Leicester City View Post
            I don't get comments like these.
            I am assuming he lives in the West - enjoys everything about it but critical of Western nations. Nothing wrong to be critical but if you support the likes of IR Iran or China, go live there! Until then, you’re a walking contradiction.
            "This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin Sotoudeh

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              #681
              Originally posted by St_Mark View Post
              The embassy of the Islamic republic of Iran in Kiev advised Iranian citizen to use every possibility to leave Ukraine and avoid approaching sensitive military facilities.
              Bah bah. Jomhoorie Eslaami yek peghaami mifreste. Dameshoon garm.

              Dar AMAL che kaar mikone baraye inke be shahrvandhaaye irani dar Ukraine komak kone?

              Mesle hamishe... HICH.
              DROOD BAR AHMAD KASRAVI.

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                #682
                Shahab was on live with varzesh TV via phone. He indicated he cannot fly out of Ukraine and believes he is too far from safer land borders to go by land. He shared there is risk to safety traveling by land. However he also stated that he is a small town near Russian border and feels relatively safe as action is away from where he is at currently.

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                  #683
                  Originally posted by taremiscores View Post
                  I am assuming he lives in the West - enjoys everything about it but critical of Western nations. Nothing wrong to be critical but if you support the likes of IR Iran or China, go live there! Until then, you’re a walking contradiction.
                  taremiscores jaan, isn’t that the point of democracy. People everywhere they live have the human and civil rights to criticize their governments. Now some countries recognize those rights through their laws (relatively speaking) like many countries in the west and some don’t like IR. One of the main reasons I live in the U.S. is that I can criticize my government at all levels and try to peacefully change it if I don’t like it. Russia has no right to invade Ukraine yet U.S. promised to the former Soviet Union when it was falling apart that East European countries will not join NATO and they reneged. That doesn’t justify war and invasion yet Putin is not the only one at fault here. Both you and Farzadfarhangi are sensible forum participants and there is no need for unnecessary frictions.

                  Now back to football.

                  Go Shahab, get out of Ukraine!

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                    #684
                    Somewhat related to Shahab. Brazilian players plead for assistance to get it of Ukraine...

                    Brazilian players in Ukraine plead for help: 'There's no way we can get out'

                    Brazilian players in Ukraine plead for help: 'There's no way we can get out'
                    https://www.thescore.com/fra_fed/news/2304410
                    A group of Brazilians who play for Ukrainian sides Shakhtar Donetsk and Dynamo Kyiv are looking for help from the Brazilian government, saying Thursday they have no way to leave Ukraine amid Russia's ongoing invasion of the country.Around a dozen players and their families sought refuge in a hotel in Kyiv shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared martial law across the eastern European nation.Forty-one Brazilians currently play in Ukraine, with 31 in the first division and 13 representing Shakhtar Donetsk, a club that has a history of fielding teams with many Brazilian players."Here we are all gathered, Dynamo and Shakhtar players, with our families, staying here at the hotel because of the situation," Marlon Santos, one of Shakhtar's defenders, said in an Instagram video translated by theScore. "We are here asking for your help due to the lack of conditions that exist in the city, closed borders, closed airspace. There's no way we can get out. We ask for a lot of support from the government of Brazil, which can help us." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Marlon Santos (@marlonsantos_ms4) One of the Brazilian women in the video added: "We women are with our children, and feeling a little abandoned. We don't know what to do, nothing comes to us. We appeal to you, even for the sake of the children. Each one left the house running to come to the hotel."Shakhtar haven't played in their hometown of Donetsk since Russian-backed separatists sparked an uprising in the area in 2014. The club hosted games in Lviv and Kharkiv before migrating to the Olympic National Sports Complex in Kyiv in 2020.Paulo Fonseca, who coached Shakhtar from 2016-19, is also stuck in Ukraine with his Ukrainian wife and family. He said he woke up to the sound of five explosions at 5 a.m. local time Thursday morning."I had a flight scheduled for today, but now it's impossible to get out of here, especially because the airports are already destroyed and the airspace has been closed," Fonseca told Portuguese outlet Jornal de Noticias."Right now, you can only get out of Kyiv by land and everyone is trying to escape to Lviv, a city close to Poland. The roads are completely stopped because it's impossible to get around with so many cars. There's no gasoline. All we can do is pray that a bomb doesn't fall on us. Honestly, I don't know how I'm going to get out of here."Shakhtar's current manager, Roberto De Zerbi, said the same explosions woke him up, and he's trying to find a way out of the country now that the Ukrainian Premier League - which has been on a two-month winter break - has been suspended indefinitely."Am I afraid? There are many worries, but I think about my family in Brescia who are worried," De Zerbi told Sky Sport Italia. "The same goes for my players. They see me as the older one who should protect them, but I find it hard to tell them what to do. Some are very young."


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                      #685
                      I hope Shahab's exit can be swift and he doesn't get caught up in anything. Safest thing is to get out now

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                        #686
                        per himself and other foreign players/coaches there is no way to exit currently...

                        No air travel, and nearest border crossing to Poland is one of the most unsecured zones. Looks like he will be staying put in wherever they are based for the time being...

                        BTW league is suspended indefinitely.

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                          #687
                          Unless he plans to leave by foot, car, or horse, he's not getting out. This is the air traffic over Ukraine right now

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                            #688
                            For now, this is operational plan, he should stay away




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                              #689
                              He should’ve got out of the fucking Dodge earlier when he had a chance the SNAFU hinted enough that there wasn’t gonna be any football action for a while, even if they Russians didn’t invade..!?

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                                #690
                                Originally posted by BacheLot View Post
                                He should’ve got out of the fucking Dodge earlier when he had a chance the SNAFU hinted enough that there wasn’t gonna be any football action for a while, even if they Russians didn’t invade..!?
                                Well, if he was to believe some who dubbed the intelligence as "US Propaganda" - then why would he move? The writing was on the wall of what Russia was going to do. Started back in 2014.

                                Quite frankly, still shocked at how in just one day they are at the doorsteps of Kyiv. Honestly, outside US intelligence, no one could have predicted today’s events.
                                "This is a totalitarian system whose presence people feel in their blood and in their flesh on a daily basis. And it’s one that does not grant freedoms of any kind, or accommodate people’s demands in any way. What is increasingly clear is that there is clear demand for change in the regime. What the people want is regime change, and no return to the past. There is a very real possibility of regime change." - Nasrin Sotoudeh

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