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“We Iranians constantly underestimate ourselves. We do not dream big enough or believe that we are capable of achieving great things. We grow up with this mentality. We trivialize and diminish ourselves. For example, you mentioned what I was wearing and had a problem with it. Why should that... matter? Why focus on insignificant issues when there are far more important things to discuss? We have the ability to create the conditions needed to become the best in everything. We should aim higher, believe in our potential, and stop relying on excuses.” After delivering two Man of the Match performances at the World Cup, Ramin Rezaeian speaks about the deeper sociopolitical and cultural issues that hold Iran back from realizing its potential for greatness.show more

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Iran Spectator2 months ago

I LITERALLY explained this phenomenon years ago:

karmageddon2 months ago

He also cries a lot because he f&#@*ing cares 💚🤍♥️

karmageddon2 months ago

He's schooled them all and I'm glad he referenced all the small-minded people who criticize someone else's appearance

🇺🇸🇮🇷پیام-Payam2 months ago

@RealJamShady There was a time we dreamed big! And achieved a lot! Since 1979, bare minimum has been the theme.. good enough to make it, and we’re happy with that. Never strive to go further.

Felipe from Three’s Company2 months ago

Good man

gulapelsin2 months ago

You should never not dream big, but the reality is what it is. Football is a world sport. Iran is, due to its leadership, isolated from the world. Players don't wont play in Europe unless they are exceptional, the team does not get friendlies. Mentality can't compensate that.

Read all about it2 months ago

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فایی زخمی2 months ago

چی میگی زبون بسته

Mirdock A2 months ago

He’s 100 percent right

karmageddon2 months ago

I don't agree that we don't dream big enough, quite the opposite. But we suffer the same as everyone else who have no mechanism to put aside people who are brick walls like Ghalenoei 💚🤍♥️

Ali Moubasseri2 months ago

I truly believe we have the talent to be a top team in the world. Iranians emigrate to other countries and truly succeed in everything we do. But as long as our government is repressive, this will be the story of our people. We won the Asian cup in 68/72/76, now nothing.

Free Spirit2 months ago

Ask him Why he received Legal Caution For attempting to initiate intimate interactions with an American girl in Tijuana.. It's islamic damned republic football Not soccer ..

Kourosh Khorshid2 months ago

خفه شو‌مادر به خطای بی شرف تو از مردم نیستی تو‌خود حاکمیت ظالمی

AlexisWalker2 months ago

well said

karmageddon2 months ago

Wish I could watch the whole show

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