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I personally never listen to persian music, any of it. But this is one song that i absolutely loose myself in. My mind goes somewhere else for the duration of the song, and it calms me down. Mohammad Esfahani's voice is just something else.. Been listening to it for years now, specially in the...

What a fantastic World Cup he is having, he has blossomed under Queiroz's reign. He was Queiroz's nr1 before his injury and was truly making the position his until he got that long injury lay-off. There really was question marks over his ability to return to that form again in time for Brazil...

Wow, some controversial cuts! Khalatbari & Azmoun will not be going to Brazil. Sharifi, Makani, Khanzadeh the other 3 also cut. http://www.ffiri.ir/news/detail/اسامی-24-بازیکن-دعوت-شده-به-اردوی-تیم-ملی-اعلام-شد/115182/news.aspx

NO WAY this guy is 17...... Lazio youngster Joseph Manila says he is 17, but there are reports from his home country saying he is in-fact 42. Even old coaches from his home country have come out and said they coached him 15 years ago or whatever. Honestly, he does look 42. I understand how...

Hilarious, watch the whole thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mlq90acT45s

We know that in Iran talents go to waste left and right, players that could have ended up becoming very decent players if they had made smarter decisions in their career. Also sometimes due to injury they don't fulfil their potential. But most of the time it comes down to poor decision making...

http://khabaronline.ir/detail/347362/sport/iran-soccer I will go as far as saying that this might even be a blessing in disguise, Jabbari was nowhere near good enough to be our CAM going into Brazil. Interesting point is though, seems like Jabbari retired without interacting with Queiroz first...

Just finished watching it, what a great movie! Anyone else seen it? I recommend watching it, its based on the true story of "Operation Red Wings". I've always thought Mark Wahlberg to be an astonishing actor, and he showcases it again in this movie.

وینگادا رسما سرمربی تیم ملی امید شدورزش > فوتبال ملی - قرارداد سرمربی پرتغالی تیم ملی امید امروز (دوشنبه) رسما امضا شد. به گزارش خبرگزاری خبرآنلاین؛ سرانجام پس از کش و قوس های فراوان قرارداد نلو وینگادا با فدراسیون فوتبال ایران به امضا رسید تا این مربی پرتغالی رسما هدایت تیم ملی امید کشورمان را...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Muz-im2UQeA

I am surprised there was nothing on Michael on here. I have actually been following his progress since his injury hoping he would recover, but it seems like things aren't really looking good. He's been in coma for around 10 weeks now, and experts are saying that even in the case of a miracle...

Do they really think it actually looks good? I understand and respect bodybuilders because what they go through to achieve their bodies require extreme hard work. But this? Injecting oil and alcohol to bloat up is sickening...

Good to see Pooladi back, but Haddadifar? What does Queiroz see in this guy? He is absolutely rubbish.. And by the looks of it he will be playing Montazeri as a RB!!? Oh god..I know Heydari was being saved for the second half, but i wonder why Beitashour is also benched.. به گزارش سایت...

Seems like as soon as Nigeria heard about us getting Edinho they went one better and got Negredo! ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKja0QmYOsg

A must watch, amazing! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CORCIT2oAro#t=130

After success with Queiroz, looks like the federation will be giving the task of now qualifying our U23 side to the Olympics to a Portuguese. Vingada will reportedly receive a 3 year deal and prepare the team in coming major competitions. the 2014 Asian Games, and then the qualification process...

Rubin Kazan have sent a formal letter to Malavan to announce their interest to sign 17 year old Iranian prodigy Saeid Ezzatollahi. Apparently they have already negotiated with him and his family/agent for a while now but have now formally approached Malavan. Rubin Kazan have been interested in...

Would you rather... Spend your life, finishing your education, working a 9 to 5 job, have a family, a mortgage and spend your life the old fashion way. Or Spend your life travelling the world, working here and there and see everything, do everything you have ever wanted at the prime of your...

Just had a couple of questions. Basically wanted to see if anyone, preferably a graduate has tried going outside of Australia for work? Mainly Singapore, Dubai, Hong Kong or Malaysia. I know Singapore is very strict. I am currently in my last year, and have been at a respectable private firm...