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Ushta padamchen arbab, how are you? Yes there were many detractors. Worst of them are corrupt Iranian regime officials and policy makers who for political reasons want to control the media and don't allow our football to earn income from broadcast rights and don't allow our clubs to become...

We shall see what happens... I'm predicting that Quieroz will release the hounds and we will see a much more offensive minded game from Iran, similar to what we saw in the last 40 minutes today. The question will be if we get to score more than we get scored on. Anyway, if Spains even draws...

Funny you should mention scoring, because Jahanbakhsh and Ansarifard were the top scorers of the Dutch and Greek leagues and another Iranian, Kaveh Rezaie was the 4th best scorer in the Belgian league, in his first year in Europe. So finishing wasn't on the top of my concerns. But you're right...

yes they're a counter-attacking team. But between the 2, Iran is gonna assume more of that role. But I would say they're a lot more one-dimensional team than Spain. And the majority of the talent is concentrated in Ronaldo. Also, don't forget Quieroz. He used to be their coach!!! I know it's a...

For me what was very revealing is what happened after they conceded. Everybody was saying all Iran can do is defend. But as soon as they needed, it's as if they turned on a switch and took control of the game against Spain and came within a hair of equalizing. For me that's the sign of a well...

I'm so proud of our boys.. We lost to Spain on a sissy goal. But they didn't miss a beat after being scored on. I'm really encouraged by the heart and talent that the boys showed to come back and put the heat on Spain, score once and have it disallowed and create so many near goals on arguably...

One thing I don't like about playing against our southern neighbours is that as soon as they score a goal, then they start falling like flies and shamelessly kill time... And what's unfortunate is that I'm noticing that Iranian players have started doing that with them as well... So the match...

Of course bro... but that's different that this Arab, Persian, Turk, shia, sunni.... bullcrap. All these filthy islamists have been taught is how to hate others... It's a disease of the mind. And it threatens all of us. And we need to call it out and marginalize it... starting with our own...

If there's anything I've learned is never to underestimate your opponent... :) Yeah, almost man...lol The trick is not to let emotions get the better of you... And that's what master Quiroz is master at....

lol.. why?

Wow... with Spain and Portugal splitting the points, the group is wide open. With Morocco's team being made up of players born and raised in Europe, and playing in good European leagues, it's not at a stretch to think they may have better luck against Portugal or Spain, with their style of play...

lol.... of course you're not my father... :) was that you lame attempt at sarcasm? It's more like the other way around... And you don't know sh!t either! Your brain has been filled with nonsense and hatred all your life. But you won't take Iran down into the the toilet with you... If anything...

I know bro... We need to remember that despite where the border falls or what religion we have today, there's something deeper the binds us.... :)

Thank you brother! We are closer than recent history suggests! We are connected at the root... :)

Thank you for proving that demented islamists are not limited to iran... They are the plague of Muslim countries all over... We all have a responsibility to combat this disease, regardless of our nationality, race or whatever particularities that separate us...

Of course that was a racist comment, you nincompoop! We didn't play against an ethnicity or a race.. Why do you have to bring their race into it... It's the same as if an Arab or a Turk came on and said we beat another Persian team after play Afghanistan or Tajikistan... Be a man... be honest...

The answer is that Islamists have no sense of care or stewardship toward Iran. They don't see themselves as answerable to the Iranian people and Iran's national interests don't rank high in their priorities. They are internationalists, like communists. They wont hesitate to sacrifice Iran toward...

Got it! Well, yes, much of the foreign policy choices Iran has made have been driven by their very aggressive and uncompromising islamist ideology, at the helm of which sits the Vali-e Faghih. I see many parallels with the early Soviet Union when it saw itself as an ideological alternative to...

No I was talking in general terms about the people's demands about the direction they would like to see the country follow. It's the opposite of Velayat Faghih.