Low key hilarious way to give him and his parents a shock would be to start him against Brighton, just to show how different first team football is.
Do it.
Filip Joos, the man who became the voice of the voiceless and of the grieving people of Iran.
A sports commentator for VRT who blended honor and integrity with sports journalism.
During the Belgium–Iran match, he explained why Iranian fans at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles booed the anthem. In support of their action, he said: “This anthem belongs to a mad regime that is in power.”
Speaking about the widespread presence of the Lion and Sun flag, he said: “The flag you see on the ground is the flag of the Islamic Republic, a government that kills its own citizens.”
For a heartbroken nation, this commentator became a symbol of humanity. As he spoke, tears filled the eyes of many Iranians. At last, someone was there to hear the voice of Iranians and reflect it to the world.
The heroes of the Belgium–Iran match were the Iranian people and the commentator of the game.
Thank you, Filip!
@sporza@Vannieuwkerke 🙏
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@prestiannism@JR_1402@winkelmans@MIDMIDpodcast Doe je ook je ogen open als Messi een schwalbe maakt en telkens vraagt voor geel in de MLS? Moest CR dit doen was hij de pineut en onsportief. De houding van CR is de houding van een winnaar net als bij Messi.
📸 - Replay shows that the first foul was 100% made by Barcelona as there are TWO HANDS wrapped around HEZZE'S entire body, but it's HEZZE who got the red card! 🤯
@GloryUnitedPod Ik zou kiezen voor Zirkzee in de spits aangezien we nu twee 10s hebben die een neus hebben voor goals. En investeren in een goede keeper. Liefst een keeper die rust uitstraalt, dat is wat onze nog jonge defensie nodig heeft.
Imagine being Haaland and watching this and then remembering how your manager and your teammates stabbed you in the back because sucking Messi off was more important to them than backing one of their own
You are a hypocrite, @Carra23. You tell football fans how to feel for a living.
You were telling Casemiro to retire. You've told Manchester United fans how to feel for years about their club, players, manager, new stadium, ownership.
You were telling Myles Lewis-Skelly how to celebrate a goal & Arsenal fans how to feel celebrating a win. You were telling West Ham, Aston Villa & Everton fans how to feel about losing Rice, Grealish & Gordon.
Now that it's Liverpool, nobody can give their opinion on the situation. Could you be more of a walking contradiction?
Marcus you carried this club through the worst period in our modern history. A homegrown boy carrying his boyhood club on his shoulders for a decade.
You deserve a place in this clubs rich history. I hope they give it to you.
What might have been…