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Richard Wilson4 said:Southern Italy and Sicily were basically set back decades because of just a few centuries of Muslim rule. Just imagine how much longer it's going to take for the North America to bounce back from all that...
A complete misunderstanding of Sicilian history. One should look at the first Norman rulers of Sicily after they took control of what was considered a "backward Muslim" territory. Perhaps then you might learn something about tolerance and coexistence among Catholics, Muslims, and Orthodox Christians...
Only the Sioux tribal community can save us😳
analogfalcon38 said:Wait, so Salman Rushdie is actually Iranian by birth??😁
What kind of Ayatollah are you if the Umpire has to explain to you who is an Iranian and who isn't? You're either with us, or you're Iranian...🤣 🤣 🤣
Brian Moore67 said:So, get this—the Queen just knighted Salman Rushdie! That means he’s officially going by Sir Salman now. Huge congrats to him, and honestly, massive props to the people of Iran for seeing their most iconic writer get this kind of recognition for his entire life's work. Such a win!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6756149.stm
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Iranian equals Indian equals Native American; it is all one and the same...🤣 🤣
Let’s be clear: even though I wasn't even looking forward to watching this game, by the end, I found myself jumping around with pure joy like a little kid. The real issue is that the federation officials have managed to push out talents like Barbarez—dismissing him because he's "too old" and supposedly it's time for youth—yet we saw exactly how hollow our midfield looked last night. Where are Bjramovic, Hasagic, Spahic, and Bartolovic? Who exactly destroyed that spirit we possessed when playing against Denmark?
There is so much wrong within the federation. Time and again, they field complete unknowns for national team matches, often for just a single appearance, and I truly wonder why. It seems the breaking point was the chaos at the stadium. After all those provocations and the heavy clashes involving fans, Mr. Usanovic returns from Mexico City and, sounding somewhat intoxicated, immediately blames our own supporters for starting the conflict. The disconnect between the leadership and the national team is further proven by the fact that none of the key federation officials even showed up in Norway last night; apparently, they had more pressing matters. That is why I say hats off to the players, because last night they were left entirely on their own against Norway, the Norwegian fans, and segments of the BHF...
Now, we are left to crunch the numbers through the rest of the qualifiers and hope for the best, while the federation leadership continues to chase the money and flirt with politics—even though most of them couldn't kick a ball to save their lives in their entire existence...
I am happy for the players. However, this victory serves the league officials best; they will likely maintain control for the next century, though I certainly hope Mujo faces some consequences
Zvjezdan Misimović scores from a free kick (what a stunning goal!) and Zlatan Muslimović strikes on a quick counterattack
The broadcast was interrupted for about half an hour due to some flare displays in the stands.