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آخرهای دهه ۶۰ نمیدونم چطور بود که هیچ کدام از گزارشگرهای فوتبال اسم ها را نمیتونستند درست بگویند یا اینکه اقلا اگر هم غلط میگفتند به همون اسم غلط نمیچسپیدند. موقع بازی های مقدماتی جام جهانی ۱۹۹۰، عابدزاده از احمد رضا تبدیل میشد به محمد رضا، فنونیزاده از مرتضی تبدیل میشد به مجتبی ، کرمانی مقدم تبدیل میشد به کرمانی مقام. توی بازی های داخلی سعید عزیزیان در یک بازی به اسم خودش بازی میکرد، در بازی بعدی میشد وحید عزیزیان، و در بازی بعدی (مقابل تام اصفهان) هم میشد امید عزیزیان. از همه بدتر بازی رئال مادرید و آس میلان بود که به این ها اسم ها شروع شد و در طول ۹۰ دقیقه بازی یواش یواش شد میلان آس مقابل رئال مادرید، بعد شد رئال مقابل میلان، بعد شد میلان آس مقابل رئال، بعد شد مادرید مقابل میلان، بعد شد رئال مادرید مقابل میلان و سر انجام به عنوان رئال مقابل آس میلان تموم شد. آخر های بازی دیگه سرگیجه گرفته بودم که بفهمم کی مقابل کی بازی میکنه


 

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