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Ugur Meleke, who stated that the Putin chants connected the people, said, “I am very sorry for the Putin chants in Kadıköy. I wish it didn’t exist. It is the shame of those stands and those who cheered. It is not a national stance, it does not represent the public, it does not represent you-me. This is a football stadium. because. Not parliament. I’m upset, very upset, that’s all.” commented.
Mehmet Arslan, drawing attention to political and sociological approaches, said:Fenerbahce This is the instant reaction of the fans. “We are hurt, they hate Putin. Then let’s shout Vladimir Putin…” It’s that simple. If you ask if this is true, of course not. But is it right to attack Fenerbahçe with political and sociological approaches?
UGUR MELEKE
When discussing a football event, we need to remind ourselves of the following: Sports fans, especially Eastern European-South American football fans, do not really like football. They just like to win. It’s all about victory. Every way to win is fair in the east.
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WIN AND LOSE
In such football countries, the key status of the sports fan is not his job, power, money, place of residence, gender or nationality, but the team he supports. This group respects the change of everything, for example, they do not respect the change of the team you support. So the first thing in life is to win. The biggest disappointment in life is defeat.
WISH IT HAPPENED
I am very sorry for the cheering of Vladimir Putin in Kadıköy. I wish it hadn’t. But I know that while the Hungarians harass their black opponents in almost every match, their only concern is victory. I can’t blame the country for this, I don’t see it as a national attitude, I don’t see the shame of Hungarian tribunes.
THIS IS THE SHAME OF THESE PEOPLE
This is my stance here. It is the shame of those stands, of those who cheer. It is not a national stance, it does not represent the public, it does not represent you-me. Because that’s the football stadium. Not parliament. I’m sorry, I’m so sorry, that’s all.
MEHMET ARSLAN
There are 2 different perspectives on Vladimir Putin’s cheer in the match:
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1- Sir, the rival football players were very happy, if they had not been so provocatively happy.
2- God damn Fenerbahce fans… He cheered for Putin, who attacked an innocent country. Neither of these approaches is absolutely correct.
WHO WILL DETERMINATE HOW?
1- Our emotions cannot determine which team will rejoice and how. There is no standard for this. Will your opponent’s goal celebration provoke you in every game you lose? Who will determine whether that show of joy is provocative or not? What if your team’s goal celebration is provoked by the home side?
DANISK OF NON-BUSH
2- Attributing deep meanings to Putin’s chants and producing political and sociological analyzes is utter nonsense. The European media, which left the business, pursued it.
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However, those who watch football and empathize with the audience know very well that;
INSTANT REACTION OF THE FANS
This is the instant reaction of Fenerbahçe fans. Teams conceded, Champions LeagueThey are eliminated from.
“We are hurt, they hate Putin. Then let’s shout Vladimir Putin…”
It’s actually that simple. Haa… If you’re asking if that’s true, of course not. I am sorry for this. But is it right to attack Fenerbahçe with political and sociological approaches?
DON’T FORGET TO APPLAUSE
Punishing Fenerbahce and its supporters over this slogan means punishing the yellow-dark blue fans who applauded Dynamo Kiev before the match. Please don’t forget this too.
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He provoked BUYALSK, THE ANSWER WAS PUTIN
Ukrayna (Football24): Karavaev punished the Putin cheering.
· Fransa (So Foot): After Buyalsky’s goal, Fenerbahce fans cheered for Putin. Fenerbahce’s arch rivals Besiktas This was a response to the joy of goal of the Ukrainian football player, who made the eagle claw gesture associated with him.
İtalya (Calcioweb): Reference was made to the Russia-Ukraine war.
· Brazil (Globo): It is alleged that Buyalskyi provoked the Turkish team. The supporters of Jesus’ team respond by praising Putin.
· Spain (As): Fenerbahce stadium shouted the name of Vladimir Putin.
· Romanya (Sports Gazette): Shocking scenes in the Fenerbahce-Dynamo Kyiv match.
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WHAT HAPPENED?
GOAL EXCESSED HIS JOY, TRIBUNES yelled ‘VLADIMIR PUTIN’
Buyalskiy, who brought the ball together with the nets in the 57th minute, headed towards the stands while experiencing the joy of scoring. When the player made a hand gesture towards the Marathon stands as well as the behind-the-goal stands, the yellow-dark blue fans reacted greatly to the exaggerated goal celebration.
A group of fans chanted ‘Ooo Vladimir Putin’ as foreign objects were thrown towards the player.
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