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Comments: All games play at the same time (12:30 Eastern time)
Comments: League table (overall)
Comments: Round 29
Comments: By the way, the cashier was not fired. But he is hanging on to a thin thread. :)
Comments: Tomorrow Shams Azar of Ghazvin is playing Perspolis. Perspolis needs a win to stay on top with only two games left. But ghazvin plays notoriously well against teams with mercenary coaches. I expect a tough game tomorrow.
Comments: To change the subject, check out this goal: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C69AeJnREi1/
Comments: Yes, I remember that and I suspect that it will continue. Just ignore please. Did you guys put the emojis on that picture? :)
Comments: I have had someone (or some people) troll here with my handle. I asked Faramarz to delete them. I do not know who that is though. It could be cyruss. But it is true that people have trolled here with the handle maghsoud.
Comments: Oh wait i think u r right about cyruss posting as maghsoud. his posts were being deleted. so u r right. he has trolled the real maghsoud. on that picture kachal's head is shining on the pictures on the wall behind him. u can tell which one is kachal. ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D") indian looking guy amerikan felagesho nayavorde ba khodesh. ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:")
Comments: and yes all the trolling stopped when they were together. like rashti says akaaber level trolling
Comments: Cyruss is definitely one of the trolls. But I don't think he is Maghsoud. He has posted as all the other names through. By the way, they also troll on their own site pretending they have more people. Akbar, ...
Comments: I know for sure that all names I mentioned who post here are coming from the other side under different IDs. Notice the ones I mentioned for Cyruss were gone when the other side was quiet too., tell tell sign of a low IQ impersonator.
Comments: Rahgozar, are you sure about Cyruss=Maghsoud? I always thought he was Reza. And I suppose he could be one of the fake lols
Comments: And most are wearing black in mourning of Raisi. Very funny and so fake.
Comments: From right to left Farzad(Hassan, Indian Looking Guy) Shahin(Kachal) Kamkar(Porkar) Cyruss(lol,Maghsud,Observer,Realist,etc...) Bardia ![[89228011-4697-4625-afb5-954fc78a3be9]](https://i.postimg.cc/76gNfDFD/89228011-4697-4625-afb5-954fc78a3be9.jpg)
Comments: kachal hame droogh ha ro mige. tohmat, smear, label, ... oghdeiye. kheili ham tarsooe. indian looking guy vit amerikan felag tashvigh mikone. ajab jofti
Comments: US warns Sunak over censuring Iran at nuclear meeting
Comments: Agha Observer damet garm. vali koo goosh e shenava. yek hafte dige baz yadeshun mireh.
Comments: When we post against Israel they think we are pro IRI. The problem with the other side as Zinsky said is that they expect us to post anti IRI articles all the time. You know how many times I posted this here, this should shut them up: The Islamic Republic of Iran has been criticized for its high number of executions since its establishment in 1979. According to various sources, including human rights organizations and media reports, it's estimated that: - Over 40,000 people have been executed in Iran since 1979. - At least 10,000 people were executed in the 1980s, including many political prisoners and dissidents. - Between 2000 and 2019, Iran executed an average of 500 people per year. - In 2019, Iran executed at least 246 people, including 13 women and 13 minors. - In 2020, Iran executed at least 246 people, including 16 women and 12 minors. These numbers are likely underestimates, as Iran does not always publicly report executions. The majority of executions are for drug-related crimes, but many are also for political crimes, such as "waging war against God" or "corruption on earth". It's important to note that Iran has one of the highest rates of executions per capita in the world, and its judicial system has been criticized for its lack of transparency and fairness.
Comments: Zinsky, I caught part of the argument between the cashier and the manager. The cashier was saying nimkateshun kesafate. I was not sure what this means. Does he mean the coaching staff? I got the impression that his argument was more of a political one than football. |
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