[EU]Europa League 2009/10 (17 Viewers)

[JBF]

@JBF,

Anas Zboun scored a goal in the dying minutes against Kuwait in the 2004 Asian Cup, after the match in a live interview with a channel that i can't recall, they asked Anas what did you think of the match, he said that there are two men the Kuwaiti's will always remember; Saddam Hussein and Anas Zboun

Needless to say there was some outrage at what he said, and Kuwaiti FA demanded that he apologize

I remember that match, Anas scored and Khalid sa3ed too. But well said Abu Zboon. Too bad he still plays for Hussein Irbid thought

You remember all this and can't remember the channel's name!! Give me a break

It was Al Jazeera as usual

I don't remember anything, i didn't even see it. I have better things to do in my life than watch the freakin Jordanian NT(no offense JBF), i have a lot of Jordanian friends that keep telling the story to whoever would listen though

Non taken, you Jordanian friends study in the AUS?

 

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[Fred]

I remember that match, Anas scored and Khalid sa3ed too. But well said Abu Zboon. Too bad he still plays for Hussein Irbid thought

It was Al Jazeera as usual

Non taken, you Jordanian friends study in the AUS?

UOS.

 

[JBF]

I thought it was The American University of Sharjah


Still you haven't answered the question though :eyebrows:

 

[Fred]

I thought it was The American University of Sharjah


Still you haven't answered the question though :eyebrows:

I did answer your question, i said my friends study in the UOS, University of Sharjah, not the AUS which is the American University of Sharjah.

 

[JBF]

Oh

We've two students who used to be there (AUS) and currently studying in GJU here in Jordan. But they always have good words about their former uni.

 

[Fred]

Its just down the road from here, just 2km away.

 

[only-juve]

Why does people still love that mother fucker saddam is beyond my understanding. The guy is nothing short of a bloody dictator who hated everyone including his own people. And people wonder why the middle-east is soo fucked up

 

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Who likes Saddam?

 

[only-juve]

Who likes Saddam?

Many in the middle-east. When the Iraqi's themselves hated his gut. We used to be one of the most civilized nations in the region before that mother fucker took over and now the country doesn't even have an electricity.

 

[JBF]

Why does people still love that mother fucker saddam is beyond my understanding. The guy is nothing short of a bloody dictator who hated everyone including his own people. And people wonder why the middle-east is soo fucked up

You're an Iraqi IIRC, right?


Edit: I got my answer.

 

[only-juve]

You're an Iraqi IIRC, right?

Yes and believe it or not am related to that mother fucker. My family are from his hometown tikrit.

 

[JBF]

You're not in Iraq ATM right?

 

[only-juve]

You're not in Iraq ATM right?

Nop, i work in dubai and london travel back and forth. I do go back home every now and then to check on my family back there.

 

[JBF]

I see, if you ever pass by Jordan let me know yousif

 

[only-juve]

I see, if you ever pass by Jordan let me know yousif

Will do

 

[Fred]

Why does people still love that mother fucker saddam is beyond my understanding. The guy is nothing short of a bloody dictator who hated everyone including his own people. And people wonder why the middle-east is soo fucked up

You're completely right about him. IMO the US made him have the hero status he has right now, the trials made a lot of people change their mind about Saddam.

 

[JBF]

Mish mafrood 2inak ba3thi wila 2ana fhimit '3ala6

 

[Fred]

No, of course i'm not Ba3thi, I appreciate the original founders of the Baathist party for being the only ones in the last century to try and achieve pan arabism, but Saddam and Hafith El Assad both went completely against the Baathist ideology. They both used it as a front for their own political agenda's, as far as i'm concerned they are as far as possible from being real Baathists, those two.

If you are interested, you can read a bit of Michel Aflaq and Zaki Arzusi's original writings when they founded the Baathist party, you will see a world of difference between Baathist ideology and the supposedly Baathist parties in Syria and Iraq.

 

[JBF]

I was just trying to get your opinion on it, I always thought you were a b3thi for some reason but I knew you hate Saddam's approach to it.

 

[Fred]

Saddam was not a Ba3thi, he just claims to be one.