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World Cup groups in full Group A: Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Uruguay Group B: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Iran Group C: France, Australia, Peru, Denmark Group D: Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, Nigeria Group E: Brazil, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Serbia Group F: Germany, Sweden, Mexico, South Korea Group G: Belgium, Panama, Tunisia, England Group H: Poland, Senegal, Colombia, Japan Belgium defeated England 2-0. Belgium was awarded 3rd place.

Spoiler Alert: These teams are still alive!

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How about something more colorful?

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I made this just for you Sis:

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If Iran doesnt win the world cup, they'll at least win the best looks

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World Cup groups in full

  • Group A: Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Uruguay
  • Group B: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Iran
  • Group C: France, Australia, Peru, Denmark
  • Group D: Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, Nigeria
  • Group E: Brazil, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Serbia
  • Group F: Germany, Sweden, Mexico, South Korea
  • Group G: Belgium, Panama, Tunisia, England
  • Group H: Poland, Senegal, Colombia, Japan

Belgium defeated England 2-0. Belgium was awarded 3rd place.

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France won.
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56 minutes ago, shiaman14 said:

World Cup groups in full

  • Group A: Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Uruguay
  • Group B: Portugal, Spain, Morocco, Iran
  • Group C: France, Australia, Peru, Denmark
  • Group D: Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, Nigeria
  • Group E: Brazil, Switzerland,Costa Rica, Serbia
  • Group F: Germany, Sweden, Mexico, South Korea
  • Group G: Belgium, Panama, Tunisia, England
  • Group H: Poland, Senegal, Colombia, Japan

Bolded teams are the favourites to qualify to the next stage IMO

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On 12/1/2017 at 10:41 PM, Reza said:

How about something more colorful?

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Lets pray for Iran (the only Shia muslim country in World cup) success :bismillah::pushup2: :pushup: :NH:

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On 1/26/2018 at 8:59 PM, baradar_jackson said:

My dream scenario: Iran gets 5 points. 1 goal scored. 0 goals allowed.  

I would friggin love that.

Who should that goal be against?

I watched Iran vs Argentina highlights from 2014 and I was impressed by the way Iran counter attacked and held back the Argies. It took the best player in the world to win the game at the last moment. 

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Also, who else thinks Iran goalie Reza Haghighi is an absolute beast?

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2 hours ago, Silas said:

How good is the Iranian team? 

It’s good at defense but need more training on Attacking line.

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On 1/27/2018 at 7:00 AM, silasun said:

Who should that goal be against?

I watched Iran vs Argentina highlights from 2014 and I was impressed by the way Iran counter attacked and held back the Argies. It took the best player in the world to win the game at the last moment. 

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Also, who else thinks Iran goalie Reza Haghighi is an absolute beast?

It was also a BS non-penalty earlier in the 2nd half. and before that Messi goal, a critical error by Javad. Otherwise it would have at least been a nill-nill draw.

Haghighi is no longer on the team, IIRC. We got some giant Lor playing goalkeeper.

The goal I would assume be against Morocco.

On 1/27/2018 at 1:23 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

It’s good at defense but need more training on Attacking line.

I think this is deliberate.

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7 hours ago, Shaykh Patience101 said:

Well, that isn't very patriotic.

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You have a rather gloomy outlook on life.

:salam:

There have been numerous coincidences of IDF launching military operations on Lebanon (1982, 2006) and Palestine (2014) on the occasions of the World Cup. 

This is not being gloomy, I am just persuaded that the forces of evil know how to manipulate the masses to their advantages. 

Fun fact, during 2014 WC, the Lebanese, whose national TV channels did not have the rights for broadcasting games, used satellites to get zionist channels, while a few miles accross the border, Gaza was under a bloody siege.

And I will also mention here the quasi-religious status that many Muslims give to Football. Worshipping false saints and this golden Idol stuff. Allah speaks about those who take their "passions" as religion in the Qur'an.

And then we discuss about Chess being haram...

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On ‎27‎/‎01‎/‎2018 at 6:02 PM, Silas said:

How good is the Iranian team? 

In my opinion it is better than the last World Cup.
 
These are some of the Iranian players, specifically those who play abroad in strong European leagues.

Reza Ghoochannejhad. He plays for Herenveen in Netherlands league, it is a good strong league. Last season he scored 19 goals for Herenveen and finished 3rd goalscorer overall in whole league of Netherlands.
 
Karim Ansarifard. He plays for Olympiakos in Greek league. Greek league is not on level on Western European leagues but still a good competition and Olympiakos is a team which qualifies often for Champions League. This season they managed 0-0 draw against Barcelona. Karim is top scorer of both Olympiakos and Greek league overall at the moment having scored 12 goals.
 
Kaveh Rezaei. He plays for Charleroi in Belgium, another strong European league. Charleroi currently are 2nd in Belgium league and Kaveh Rezaei is the top goalscorer of the team this season with 10 goals, 3rd overall in Belgium.
 
Sardar Azmoun. He plays for Rubin Kazan in Russia. He is often called the Iranian Messi but this season his form is worrying just before the World Cup, as he only has 1 goal scored for his club. But still a great player having scored 22 goals in 30 matches for Iran national team.
 
Ashkan Dejagah. Great player and veteran. Captain of Iran, champion of Germany with his club Wolfsburg in 2009. Now joined Nottingham Forest in Championship yesterday, second tier of English football, most likely to regain form just before World Cup.
 
Alireza Jahanbakhsh. Plays for AZ in Netherlands league. AZ are currently 3rd in Netherlands behind great teams such as PSV and Ajax. Alireza has 8 goals this season so far, he is top goalscorer of the team for now. Last season scored 10 goals and was second goalscorer for AZ.
 
Saman Ghoddos. Plays for Ostersunds in Sweden. They finished 5th last season and Saman scored 20 goals from 40 matches for them. Ostersunds are having great time playing in Europa League where they will now face Arsenal in round of 32. They eliminated big Turkish team Galatasaray winning 2-0 at home (Saman scored 1 goal in this match), then they eliminated big Greek team PAOK to qualify for group stage. They lost 3-1 first game in Greece, then they needed 2-0 victory at home to qualify and they managed to win with 2-0 (Both goals scored by Saman) . Saman Ghoddos one of their main players. Was top goalscorer for Ostersunds last season in Sweden. Great player.
 
Saeid Ezatolahi. Only 21 years old but big talent. He was youth player of Atletico Madrid, one of biggest Spanish teams. Now plays for Rostov in Russia, last season scored 2 goals in 17 matches but he is not really a goalscorer, his position is central midfielder.
 
Ehsan Hajsafi. Another good and experienced player. Second most experienced player in Iran national team with 89 matches for his country. Before he went abroad he played for Iranian Sepahan having scored 31 goals in 260 appearences. He signed for Greek Olympiakos (Biggest Greek team) at end of December and reunited with Karim Ansarifard.
 
Milad Mohammadi. He is a defender. Plays fro Akhmat Grozny in Russia. He was named as one of the top 50 Under 23 year old Asian talents to watch for.
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On 1/31/2018 at 4:52 AM, repenter said:

Never was a big fan of spending millions of dollars on a sport we aren't even good at.

Should have, and deserved, to beat or at least tie against Argentina four years ago

Broke the record (world record, mind you) for consecutive WCQ games without conceding a goal

I know it's not weightlifting, it's not wrestling. With all the dialed up expectations. "What? Only 3 medals?!?!? RIOT IN THE STREETS!!!!!" But Iran certainly does not suck at football.

Five world cup appearances, that makes them tied for 32nd. Meaning, on average, they are a world cup worthy team. Which is pretty huge. There are almost 200 national teams so Iran is in a very high percentile in this regard.

Re: millions. Well yeah sports cost money broham.

(BTW I met Kianoush Rostami and Behdad Salimi a couple months ago. It was awesome)

On 2/1/2018 at 8:56 PM, King said:

Watch out for France in this world cup.  They have a ridiculous amount of young talent.  As far as Iran is concerned, it is the world cup,  play well defensively and you can beat any big team on the counter on your day.

This.

This is what I am hoping for and this is what I think Quieroz is banking on.

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8 hours ago, Sumerian said:

Iraq deserves to be in the World Cup over Iran. We do very well in tournaments, as shown in the Asian Cups.

 

Curious to know what kind of metric you're using to say Iran doesn't belong. 

 

1) not a single loss in 10 games of WCQ.

2) new record for consecutive games in WCQ without conceding a goal

3) doesn't deserve to be in world cup?

 

It's a bizarre conclusion to come to. Not counting the hosts, Iran was the second team to qualify, after Brazil. Completely dominated their group.

 

You're going to have to explain your reasoning to me.

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9 hours ago, Sisterfatima1 said:

Who cares 

 

Lol

 

Out of all the infinite time-wasting, harmful, absurd things there are in the world, some folks just can't resist talking crap about sports.

 

If you don't like watching, don't watch. But saying "who cares" when literally billions of people care, is the peak of snobbitude. What's implied in the statement is: you're all wasting your time. You should use your time wisely, like me.

 

If you don't like it, don't watch it. Go watch netflix or something instead (which is what 99 percent of sport-haters do anyway). But coming into a discussion and offering this gem, this unique gem of wisdom is unneeded.

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