Veysi’s Reaction to His 2 Billion Toman Fine: If You Commit Murder, the Penalty is Less

Veysi’s reaction to his 2 billion toman fine: If you commit murder, the penalty is less.

Veysi’s reaction to his 2 billion toman fine: If you commit murder, the penalty is less. Abdollah Veysi, the head coach of Foolad Khuzestan football team, commented on the 2 billion fine imposed by the league organization, saying the pressure of league matches is so high that I hadn’t even realized I had been given such a heavy fine by the league organization. Is the league organization a legal authority that issues verdicts? I thought this ruling was from the disciplinary committee, for which I apologize to the head of the disciplinary committee. Veysi, regarding whether he has been summoned anywhere, said yes, I have to travel to Tehran tomorrow. If a person is accused of murder, they first go to court, then the Supreme Court, and finally, a verdict is issued for them. I haven’t gone to the disciplinary committee yet, and they haven’t asked me for anything. If I commit the worst crime in the world, which is killing a person, I would have to pay an 800 million penalty. Why should I be fined 2 billion tomans for a couple of words? Regarding the statement that if this fine is not settled, he cannot be on Foolad Khuzestan’s bench, he said, I swear to God, I will take this matter to FIFA or CAS because there is nothing. My entire contract with Foolad is 1.5 billion tomans, and now I have to add another 500 million to it to pay the fine. If Foolad stays in the league, with the bonus I receive, it will be 5 billion tomans.