Conclusion from the judgments of the Football Association; Swear instead of stories and interviews!
The Ethics Committee of the Football Association banned Alireza Ashraf and Pajman Mandri, the communications managers of Persepolis and Estagalal, from accompanying their teams for 6 months, of which 3 months were suspended. This committee also imposed a fine of 200 million on Ali Bezgosha, spokesperson and public relations manager of Persepolis, and suspended him for 6 months, of which 3 months. The CEO of Persepolis Fayman Hadadi and the chairman of the Esteghlal club Ali Tegrania were fined 2 billion tomans and a member of the board of directors of Persepolis, Ali Inanlu, was banned for 3 months.
These heavy sentences were issued by the ethics committee due to the virtual activity and the posts published by these people against each other and sometimes against the decisions of the football association. Monitoring the events outside the football field and in cyberspace is a positive action. Many of the events today on the field and on fan channels are the result of the behavior of some officials, but when we see that such heavy fines are given for stories and interviews, and on the other hand lighter penalties are announced for obscenities, then questions arise.
The Ethics Committee Attacks Media Agents and Maghreb Managers Not long ago, the Federation's Disciplinary Committee, in response to the ugly, disgusting and deplorable obscenities of Hodud Azizi in the stadium corridor, the recorded audio of which was published in virtual space only, considered Shuja Khalza's ban for only 4 months. A sentence of 500 million was issued in front of the fans and an apology was given to the fans!
With the verdict given by the ethics committee, it can be concluded that showing the crotch in front of the television cameras and being rude to the family of an actor incurs a lower fine than publishing posts and stories in cyberspace. This contradictory procedure of the judicial body of the football association shows that there is no proportionality between the violations and the sentences given.