If it's ONE thing that FIFA does not tolerate is DOPING and Iraq has a very good chance of a DQ. Now it doesn't matter if one player shoots up or the entire team is on PED's or steroids I think there is a 90% chance Iran will go through and Iraq will get bounced out HAHA dirty Arabs I used to sympathize with them with Saddam Hussein and what they went though, especially with the USA but now screw them I'm glad we did. Eff Iraq Eff cheating grass roller Arab teams and eff the AFC. Oh and looks like they are also going to move us from the West Asia section to Central Asia so we will be playing teams like Uzbekistan(the only real good team in that region) and we don't have to deal with grass rollers unless it is WCQ. Cheaters never prosper. I hate it when people in my MMA gym dope because it gives you a serious advantage and I am already fighting at a handicap. Even if I know more martial arts than you, if you decide to juice up and I teach you the basics of jiu jitsu, I'll bet you $1,000 that you will tap me out. Why? It's simple you have a clear cut advantage. They had Pete Rose talk about Steroids and how it is rampant in baseball and it helps you not only run faster and get stronger, athletes take it to REDUCE THEIR INJURY TIME so they could get back on the field quickly.
If Fifa wants to curtail this problem, every TWO MONTHS they should test their athletes for doping because one cycle = two-three months for those of you who don't know so if you only test once a year, you can dope up from Jan to March and then you can just not shoot up. The system is currently flawed.
If Fifa wants to curtail this problem, every TWO MONTHS they should test their athletes for doping because one cycle = two-three months for those of you who don't know so if you only test once a year, you can dope up from Jan to March and then you can just not shoot up. The system is currently flawed.
^^not to defend Kafashian but he was in Australia just for a the AFC Congress before the AC 2015 kicked off then return tehran. he turned everything over to Nabi in Australia. he said that he did not want to waste money being in Australia while Nabi could be there representing IFF. this be pooli could be a blessing in disguise otherwise we would have tons of IFF employees in Austrila for the games on the money of IFF
man ke Chesham ab nemikhoreh!!! 
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/arti...-question-after-iran-claims-ineligible-player
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/arti...-question-after-iran-claims-ineligible-player
I think the rule is if you forfeit you lose 3-1. I remember Iran v DPRK when one of our fans threw the bomb and the North Koreans walked off the pitch remember that game? Fifa said, "If the player got injured then Iran forfeits" however since the player was fine, DPRK had to forefeet and it was 3-1 if I recall. Either way things are looking good.
Here is what we know......
http://iransportspress.com/afc-asks-team-melli-to-extent-its-stay-by-24-hours/
(IranSportsPress.com) – According to Iranian State television, IRIB 3, the Asian Football Conference has asked the Iranian national team to extend its stay in Australia until Monday, after a formal complaint was filed by the Iranian Football Federation in regards to doping allegations on Iraq’s Alaa Abdul-Zahra who was suited and played in their victory against Team Melli in the quarterfinals of Asian Cup. -
It has also been reported from Iranian news sources that Alaa Abdul-Zahra tested positive for doping and the case was forwarded to Fifa; this has now been confirmed by Iran Sports Press. The tests done while Abdul-Zahra was playing with Iranian league side Teraktor Sazi was conducted by a FIFA approved lab in Germany with the samples known as Sample A and Sample B. The player in question requested a secondary test which also returned positive results for the drug Methylhexanamine, commonly known as 1,3-dimethylamylamine or DMAA.
Dimethylamylamine has been banned by many amateur and professional organizations. Athletes in Football, Motor Racing, and others participating in Olympic events have been banded for testing positive for the substance. FIFA regulations call for a ban of 6 – 24 months when testing positive.
We have confirmed that Mr. Kafashian submitted the complaint to AFC along with the necessary monetary fee within two hours of end of the game which was required by AFC rules.
As mentioned above it is also confirmed that the Iranian delegation were aware of Alaa Abdul-Zahra doping use after he tested positive while playing for Teraktor Sazi of Tabriz earlier in the year before leaving the team. With documents and positive test results from that test in hand, the IFF provided the necessary proof to start the investigation.
According to Fifa’s anti-doping rules “It is the responsibility of each Association to collect Samples for Doping Control at National Competitions and to initiate and direct Out-of-Competition Testing on its Players, as well as to ensure that all national-level Testing on its Players and the results management from such tests comply with these Regulations.”
If it is confirmed that the Iraqi player was indeed doping, according to Fifa rules on doping: “In addition to the automatic disqualification of the results in the Competition which produced the positive Sample under these Regulations, all other competitive results of the Player obtained from the date a positive Sample was collected (whether In-Competition or Out-of-Competition), or other anti-doping rule violation occurred, through the commencement of any Provisional Suspension or period of Ineligibility, shall, unless fairness requires otherwise, be disqualified with all of the resulting consequences including forfeiture of any medals, points and prizes.” This could result in a 3-0 forfeit for the Iraqi National Team.
Stay Tuned.
- See more at: http://iransportspress.com/afc-asks-team-melli-to-extent-its-stay-by-24-hours/#sthash.dAuLPCnI.dpuf
http://iransportspress.com/afc-asks-team-melli-to-extent-its-stay-by-24-hours/
(IranSportsPress.com) – According to Iranian State television, IRIB 3, the Asian Football Conference has asked the Iranian national team to extend its stay in Australia until Monday, after a formal complaint was filed by the Iranian Football Federation in regards to doping allegations on Iraq’s Alaa Abdul-Zahra who was suited and played in their victory against Team Melli in the quarterfinals of Asian Cup. -
It has also been reported from Iranian news sources that Alaa Abdul-Zahra tested positive for doping and the case was forwarded to Fifa; this has now been confirmed by Iran Sports Press. The tests done while Abdul-Zahra was playing with Iranian league side Teraktor Sazi was conducted by a FIFA approved lab in Germany with the samples known as Sample A and Sample B. The player in question requested a secondary test which also returned positive results for the drug Methylhexanamine, commonly known as 1,3-dimethylamylamine or DMAA.
Dimethylamylamine has been banned by many amateur and professional organizations. Athletes in Football, Motor Racing, and others participating in Olympic events have been banded for testing positive for the substance. FIFA regulations call for a ban of 6 – 24 months when testing positive.
We have confirmed that Mr. Kafashian submitted the complaint to AFC along with the necessary monetary fee within two hours of end of the game which was required by AFC rules.
As mentioned above it is also confirmed that the Iranian delegation were aware of Alaa Abdul-Zahra doping use after he tested positive while playing for Teraktor Sazi of Tabriz earlier in the year before leaving the team. With documents and positive test results from that test in hand, the IFF provided the necessary proof to start the investigation.
According to Fifa’s anti-doping rules “It is the responsibility of each Association to collect Samples for Doping Control at National Competitions and to initiate and direct Out-of-Competition Testing on its Players, as well as to ensure that all national-level Testing on its Players and the results management from such tests comply with these Regulations.”
If it is confirmed that the Iraqi player was indeed doping, according to Fifa rules on doping: “In addition to the automatic disqualification of the results in the Competition which produced the positive Sample under these Regulations, all other competitive results of the Player obtained from the date a positive Sample was collected (whether In-Competition or Out-of-Competition), or other anti-doping rule violation occurred, through the commencement of any Provisional Suspension or period of Ineligibility, shall, unless fairness requires otherwise, be disqualified with all of the resulting consequences including forfeiture of any medals, points and prizes.” This could result in a 3-0 forfeit for the Iraqi National Team.
Stay Tuned.
- See more at: http://iransportspress.com/afc-asks-team-melli-to-extent-its-stay-by-24-hours/#sthash.dAuLPCnI.dpuf
For those who are saying the player should be banned, not the team and use Argentina's example in 1994; it's simple really. If a player dopes without the knowledge of the team (Argentina 1994), then the player is banned, the team continues. If a player dopes and the team is aware but disregards it and uses the player in upcoming competitions anyway (Iraq), then the team is disqualified and should also be banned for a length of time. Why does this not apply to Jordan and Japan, because they did not submit a formal complaint within 2 hours of the game. This is an AFC requirement to keep the complaints to a reasonable time. In truth though, this is a technicality and Iraq basically cheated in every game and therefore should be reported as the last team of this competition and banned for an appropriate length of time from international football, so that they will take doping more seriously next time.
This is quite ironic though given that the Iraqi captain and other players were trying during the entire game to get Iranian players carded and sent off! It is also poetic justice!!
This is quite ironic though given that the Iraqi captain and other players were trying during the entire game to get Iranian players carded and sent off! It is also poetic justice!!
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Irani vs Iraqi.
I just hope we put these a**holes back where they belong. f*cking cheaters.
https://www.facebook.com/theafcasiancup?fref=nf
same goes in AFC Instagram page.
Irani vs Iraqi.
I just hope we put these a**holes back where they belong. f*cking cheaters.
https://www.facebook.com/theafcasiancup?fref=nf
same goes in AFC Instagram page.
ماندن تیم ملی در جام ملتهای آسیا ؟
دکتر پرویز سیار کارشناس داوری، و کوروش بازیار کارشناس فوتبال، با پرداختن به موضوع دوپینگی بودن یک بازیکن تیم ملی فوتبال عراق در دیدار مقابل ایران در یک چهارم نهایی جام ملتهای آسیا، به پرسشهای علی عمادی کارشناس ورزشی تلویزیون صدای امریکا پاسخ دادند
VOA(Voice of America)
[video=youtube;fGwyexYsxGg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGwyexYsxGg[/video]
دکتر پرویز سیار کارشناس داوری، و کوروش بازیار کارشناس فوتبال، با پرداختن به موضوع دوپینگی بودن یک بازیکن تیم ملی فوتبال عراق در دیدار مقابل ایران در یک چهارم نهایی جام ملتهای آسیا، به پرسشهای علی عمادی کارشناس ورزشی تلویزیون صدای امریکا پاسخ دادند
VOA(Voice of America)
[video=youtube;fGwyexYsxGg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGwyexYsxGg[/video]
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