Euro 2012 makes me sick

[Kaveh Ahangar]

it's called business! buy cheap, sell expensive! that's why i drive a $100.000+ car and yeez don't

Something tells me your "$100.000+ car" was most likely funded by dishonest means. Maybe from natural oil wealth and resources that rightfully belong to Iranians and have been embezzled to Persian Gulf countries like Qatar and UAE?

another thing, dahaties like you two need to check the name Kaviani before making accusations about my persianaliti!

"persianaliti"? LMAO

Let's remind ourselves of the facts:

- You live in Qatar
- You are a proud Qatari
- You would proudly represent Qatar in sporting competitions
- You have demonstrated difficulty in the past with the correct name for the Persian Gulf

[KeonKish]

Velesh kon baba, why are you arguing with a guy who thinks material things are so important that he can enjoy living in a sandbox with nice buildings and people wearing dish dashi and playing with their tokhms.

[KC McElroy]

Velesh kon baba, why are you arguing with a guy who thinks material things are so important that he can enjoy living in a sandbox with nice buildings and people wearing dish dashi and playing with their tokhms.

I think he realized I am was right about the bloodline because he avoided answering my question as to what made him consider himself Iranian. There is nothing other than his bloodline that would result in him being Iranian.

[Camran khan]

Dude, Qatar is like a mini Iran with 100 or more Iranian restaurants and shops etc... i even drink Kalleh doogh everyday
i didnt chose to live there as we moved there from Germany when i was 6 months old so naturally is like a 2nd home to me.

as for Dubai, the City is ruled by Iranians, half of the sky scrapers are owned by Iranian businessmen. even Andy & Bijan Murtazavi had a concerts here plus all the plastic sergens are Iranian so the girls can get their noses fixed here too. if we leave and take our money with us this place will collapse.

Cut the crap baba "I would be delighted to represent Qatar" what about Iran? If you really love Iran more than that little tiny half fake country please play this song in your office everytime a Sheikh enters it.

I personally think it's so sad that we have so many Iranians in Dubai etc, if we only had a democratic democracy maybe all of the Iranians who live there wouldn't leave their homeland and go to a fake country where they're disrespected because of them being Iranians by a bunch of uneducated soosmar khors.

[roy]

Something tells me your "$100.000+ car" was most likely funded by dishonest means. Maybe from natural oil wealth and resources that rightfully belong to Iranians and have been embezzled to Persian Gulf countries like Qatar and UAE?



"persianaliti"? LMAO

Let's remind ourselves of the facts:

- You live in Qatar
- You are a proud Qatari
- You would proudly represent Qatar in sporting competitions
- You have demonstrated difficulty in the past with the correct name for the Persian Gulf

No son,

1- i lived in Qatar, i'm in Dubai now.
2- i said i would proudly represent Qatar & Germany & England not Just Qatar. like i'm sure you would represent wherever you live!
3- i am not Qatari. i lived there for over 25 years. what! dont you have a bit of connections with where you live?
4- Persian Gulf is what i call it (read above posts).

last thing i want is to prove anything to kids online who know nowt about me, Qatar or even their own country.

ps: as for my car, if you want one, you have to spend more time in reality not in fantasy cyber-land. what Oil? you think i have a pump in my back garden? go and travel son and see the world.

[roy]

Cut the crap baba "I would be delighted to represent Qatar" what about Iran? If you really love Iran more than that little tiny half fake country please play this song in your office everytime a Sheikh enters it.

I personally think it's so sad that we have so many Iranians in Dubai etc, if we only had a democratic democracy maybe all of the Iranians who live there wouldn't leave their homeland and go to a fake country where they're disrespected because of them being Iranians by a bunch of uneducated soosmar khors.

we are here as we have no choice. its either here or Europe or Yankland, and to be honest, id rather live here as Yanks hate us too.

if the so called patriotic guys complaining about me then why are they in the US? thats the country thats about to Nuke us innit? why dont these guys go back to Iran?

by the way, Dubai is the shiznet (like it or not), i love it, the night life is the bomb. come and visit

[KC McElroy]

we are here as we have no choice. its either here or Europe or Yankland, and to be honest, id rather live here as Yanks hate us too.

if the so called patriotic guys complaining about me then why are they in the US? thats the country thats about to Nuke us innit? why dont these guys go back to Iran?

by the way, Dubai is the shiznet (like it or not), i love it, the night life is the bomb. come and visit

Personally I don't care where you (or anyone for that matter) live as I have repeatedly said I don't find that relevant. What I would like to know though is why you consider yourself Iranian. Is it because there are/were many Iranians living around you in Doha or because you have an Iranian bloodline? I consider you Iranian because of the latter.

[Kaveh Ahangar]

No son,

1- i lived in Qatar, i'm in Dubai now.

UAE, a country that abuses the Persian Gulf, claims Iranian territory and pursues racist policies against Iranians? That's even better than Qatar!!

2- i said i would proudly represent Qatar & Germany & England not Just Qatar. like i'm sure you would represent wherever you live!

I would only ever represent Iran if I was good enough for one of their sporting teams.

3- i am not Qatari. i lived there for over 25 years. what! dont you have a bit of connections with where you live?

Sorry dude. You've been waxing lyrical about how Qatar is paradise on earth for the last few years on PFDC. Any rational observer would have concluded you are a proud Qatari. My apologies if you do not view yourself as Qatari.

4- Persian Gulf is what i call it (read above posts).

You have referred to the body of water south of Iran as "The Gulf" in your posts previously. Why was that?

last thing i want is to prove anything to kids online who know nowt about me, Qatar or even their own country.

I do know the correct name for the Persian Gulf, (with which you have so much difficulty, Mr Kaviani).

ps: as for my car, if you want one, you have to spend more time in reality not in fantasy cyber-land. what Oil? you think i have a pump in my back garden? go and travel son and see the world.

I am firmly established in a top career path. I do not need career advice from an overgrown kid spending daddy's Iranian oil wealth on fast cars in Dubai.

[roy]

I am firmly established in a top career path. I do not need career advice from an overgrown kid spending daddy's Iranian oil wealth on fast cars in Dubai.

1- my dad passed away last year and i do not accept you mentioning him with your filthy ignorant mouth.
2- you and that numpty above who has nothing better to do than bash Qatar! do something productive with your lives.
3- this Thread has turned from a twisted view from an ignorant person about players who shouldn't play for their countries because of bloodline and bull$hit. khafeshud. to bashing me.
4- i am always happy when i see fellow Iranians having a career path. i started with QR5000 (just under $1700 mate) in 2002 in the stock market in Qatar, then went to England in 2006 and now Dubai. Sky is the limit (my plan is Indonesia next) free tip . i help Iranians as much as i can here and i am a popular member of the Iranian social club in Dubai where we work together to keep our cultural habits alive not just bash Arabs here & there and sending useless emails and posts.
5- i can keep replying forever. KC, just calm down and grow up.

[KC McElroy]

1- my dad passed away last year and i do not accept you mentioning him with your filthy ignorant mouth.
2- you and that numpty above who has nothing better to do than bash Qatar! do something productive with your lives.
3- this Thread has turned from a twisted view from an ignorant person about players who shouldn't play for their countries because of bloodline and bull$hit. khafeshud. to bashing me.
4- i am always happy when i see fellow Iranians having a career path. i started with QR5000 (just under $1700 mate) in 2002 in the stock market in Qatar, then went to England in 2006 and now Dubai. Sky is the limit (my plan is Indonesia next) free tip . i help Iranians as much as i can here and i am a popular member of the Iranian social club in Dubai where we work together to keep our cultural habits alive not just bash Arabs here & there and sending useless emails and posts.
5- i can keep replying forever. KC, just calm down and grow up.

Fist of all sorry to hear about your dad. May he RIP.
Secondly, if you can keep replying forever, just answer the question I have repeatedly asked but not gotten a response to:

What I would like to know though is why you consider yourself Iranian. Is it because there are/were many Iranians living around you in Doha or because you have an Iranian bloodline?

[Asghar Agha]

I think his father is Moroccan and mother is Iranian.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-men-time.html
Meet the teenage British 100m sensation set to line up alongside Usain Bolt at the Olympics who only took up sprinting SEVEN MONTHS ago

College student Adam Gemili only started training properly in January. He won gold by smashing the 100m World Junior Championships record

By EMILY ALLEN
PUBLISHED: 12:48 GMT, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED: 16:28 GMT, 13 July 2012

A teenager has become one of the fastest British men of all time just seven months after taking up professional running
And he thinks he could run even faster at this year's Olympics - where he faces the prospect of lining up against reigning champion and world record holder Usain Bolt.
College student Adam Gemili smashed the 100 metres World Junior Championships record as he won gold in Barcelona last night after just a few months of serious training.

His time of 10.05sec makes him the fastest British junior of all time - even beating Dwain Chambers' British junior record of 10.06sec in 1997 and the previous championship record set by Trinidadian Darrel Brown in 2002.

[FONT=garamond, 'new york', times, serif]Gemili stands next to his record breaking time and means he's one to watch at the Olympics


The Londoner, who is currently studying a BTEC diploma in sport at Barking and Dagenham College, only quit football last November to focus on running.
Before that the teenager's sporting career seemed destined to be played out on the football pitch rather than the running track.
The former Dartford Grammar School pupil - who is of Moroccan and Iranian descent - was signed up by Chelsea when he was just eight years old and spent seven years with the European Champions before switching to his local club Dagenham and Redbridge.
He spent part of last season on loan at nearby Blue Square Bet South side Thurrock, but was still training with Dagenham and Redbridge until the end of the year.
Gemili said last year that football would always come first but now he is less sure.

His remarkable win makes him one to watch at the London Olympics in two weeks time where he will compete in the 100 metres and the 4x100 metres relay.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz20beCUYWV

[Kaveh Ahangar]

1- my dad passed away last year and i do not accept you mentioning him with your filthy ignorant mouth.

"Filthy"? "Ignorant"? You are the one using abusive langauge and labelling people here, simply because we have exposed Qatar/UAE's racist anti-Iranian policies.

Also, I find it remarkable that you cast aspersions on far more educated and intelligent members than yourself, especially when your own signature contains language that is not even grammatically correct English. What does "Howay the lads" mean?? "Howay" is not an English word, is it Qatari dialect perchance?

2- you and that numpty above who has nothing better to do than bash Qatar! do something productive with your lives.
3- this Thread has turned from a twisted view from an ignorant person about players who shouldn't play for their countries because of bloodline and bull$hit. khafeshud. to bashing me.
4- i am always happy when i see fellow Iranians having a career path. i started with QR5000 (just under $1700 mate) in 2002 in the stock market in Qatar, then went to England in 2006 and now Dubai. Sky is the limit (my plan is Indonesia next) free tip . i help Iranians as much as i can here and i am a popular member of the Iranian social club in Dubai where we work together to keep our cultural habits alive not just bash Arabs here & there and sending useless emails and posts.

5- i can keep replying forever. KC, just calm down and grow up.

I notice that you keep avoiding my question, and if you can keep "replying forever" please explain why you have referred to the Persian Gulf as "The Gulf"??

[roy]

Howay is Geordie ye numpty. google it. as for the house! you are an expert? it's already gone 20% up. get a map boy. Qatar is small, population getting bigger. (supply / demand). anyway, i'll give you a nice tip when you serve me my chilo Kabab so i can contribute to your career.

KC, i am Iranian because i am Iranian, i was born Iranian, i have the bloodline, i feel Iranian, i have the looks, hairy chest, back and a hairier crack and i am full of passion. 100% Persian, happy now. don't be a hater, i i'm not but i still love you. in Qatar my neighbor on the right was from Nottingham and the one on the left was from Denmark. my best friend is from South Korea. everyone lives happily with no trouble. anything you see in the Media is just pure bull.

i said it 10000 times and i will always say it. Persian Gulf is what i call it. let the Arabs call it whatever they want, its registered in the UN as Persian Gulf and it will always remain with that name. Just like when Mike Ashley changed St James' Park to Sports Direct Arena! he can call it whatever the hell he wants. it will always be St James' Park.

no more replies. this is just going around in circles and i have no time. i'll be at the Newcastle Thread only from now on.

[KC McElroy]

KC, i am Iranian because i am Iranian, i was born Iranian, i have the bloodline, i feel Iranian, i have the looks, hairy chest, back and a hairier crack and i am full of passion.

Baba that's all I wanted to hear. That's the same argument I have been making throughout this thread although everyone called me arrogant and racist for bringing up bloodlines but the truth is that bloodlines are what we consider to make us what we are (Iranian, or for the purpose of this thread any nationality for its respective country).

[Kaveh Ahangar]

Howay is Geordie ye numpty. google it. as for the house! you are an expert? it's already gone 20% up. get a map boy. Qatar is small, population getting bigger. (supply / demand).

Regardless, "Howay" is not a word you will find in the Oxford English Dictionary, any form of recognised English language course/degree or amongst common parlance in educated circles. The fact that you use it makes you sound like an uneducated working class, blue-collar geordie. Maybe that's what you are? in which case, good luck to you sir.

anyway, i'll give you a nice tip when you serve me my chilo Kabab so i can contribute to your career.

I do not rely on free handouts from stolen Iranian oil wealth, that rightfully beongs to the Iranian people.

Also, watch the chelokebab. You don't want to end up like this

i said it 10000 times and i will always say it. Persian Gulf is what i call it.

Alright. I mean I really didn't want to have to do this, but you have forced me to.

Now we can see that you are also a liar:

the gulf) T-shirts will make half of the money back in a year + their stadium fits 90.000. i see no problems for them.

http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post1438368

I've had a look, strange! Not 1 bad word about Iran or persians! I also looked for any Gulf threads & found nothing...

http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post1643769

and then we have this thread, where you spend the best part of 5 pages chastising and reprimanding Iranians for defending their heritage. You also refer to the Persian Gulf as "a beach":

Yes the persian gulf issue hurts but end of the day this is sport, we need to concentrate our efforts on our people not a name of a beach...
I'll worry when BBC calls is Arabian gulf.

http://www.persianfootball.com/forum...=1#post1585535


So in conclusion, roy, you have been exposed. You claim that "Persian Gulf is what i call it", and you claim to have always done so, but we can now see that is clearly not the case and you have a fondness for emitting the name Persian from its rightful place.

I wonder what you call it when you are speaking your mother tongue in the company of your arab friends at home in UAE/Qatar?