Connor Farrell Talks First NLL Goal, Football, Boating And More! | The Dhane & Josh Show Episode 14


Dhane and Josh welcome Bandits teammate Connor Farrell to the show! Connor talks about his journey leading up to him joining the Bandits mid-way through the 2023-24 season and his experiences with Banditland. Dhane and Josh break down highlights, including Connor’s first NLL goal, talk about the season so far and share some interesting stories about Connor!

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In a lengthy statement to POLITICO, Ambassador Abolfazl Pasandideh argued that Iran battled not only its opponents but also “fatigue, injustice, and hardships that rarely appeared before the cameras,” later criticizing what he called “pseudo-VAR” interventions.

“Perhaps some balls fell just centimeters short of bringing joy to millions of Iranians — centimeters that were not even measured by the linesman’s flag, yet were magnified by ‘pseudo-VAR’ interventions,” Pasandideh wrote. “However, nothing could ever diminish the magnitude of your determination.“

FIFA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

He cast the team’s World Cup run in overtly patriotic terms, comparing the players to legendary Persian heroes including Arash and Rostam and arguing that “true championship lies in loyalty to the flag.”

Addressing the players as the “brave sons of Iran,” Pasandideh said they had demonstrated a willingness to give “the last drop of life for Iran” and predicted the national team would return “stronger, more experienced, and more brilliant” in future international competitions.