They shouldn’t have agreed to have the match in Riyadh. It was about the jerseys though. Not the flags or the national anthem. Of course the Turkish anthem was going to be played for the Turkish cup final. They were to be 100 year anniversary commemorational jerseys. The Saudis didn’t want those jerseys to be worn. They were also just the pre game training jerseys and not the match strip.
Yes, there is such a thing, but the Saudis wanted the Arab anthem to be played and they broke into the teams' locker room and confiscated the Ataturk banners.
Yes - I looked it up a few minutes ago. I believe that politics have no place in sports events. So when it happens, I ''switch off''. And... as I said: the quarrels of countries that don't concern me - aren't mine.
I have no idea they don’t talk about turkey here in the United States. As far as sports goes we’re only familiar with the English Premier league and American sports 🏈
A cup match was to be played between Turkey's two biggest clubs and it was decided to hold this match in Riyadh. Before the match, the leaders of the 100th anniversary of the Republic of Turkey wanted to take to the field with Ataturk banners, but the Arabs did not allow this. The Arabs, who did not allow this, wanted the Arab anthem to be played instead of the Turkish national anthem, but the Turks did not do this. He did not play the match between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray and left the country, which angered the Arabs. Thus, Arab-Turkish hostility flared up again.
yea like all mega sport events, like the olympia games etc, its all just money and political representation, its disgusting sometimes. I think the arabs are among the worst
Yes, there is no nation as backward as the Arabs, they have been arrogant since they bought star football players for their country, but they should not be happy for nothing, the best football will always be in Europe.
They can never be because they are barbarians, they eat food with their hands, they dress women in chadors and walk them around with leashes, it's as if they are living in the first age.
Arabs are changing Islam to suit their own interests. In fact, it is not written in their holy books that women should be treated this way and such barbarism should be committed, they constantly commit barbarism using their religion as an excuse.
Exactly like medieval Europe. The bible also didn't say "witches" should be burned at the stake. Religion is and has been in my opinion mostly a tool to control the people, to keep them down. Stories invented to keep people be scared to do what the government doesn't want
Yes, they are currently experiencing a situation like the Middle Ages in Europe. Instead of reading their own holy books, they listen to others. I think they need a Martin Luther. 😅
Already last year it went out of hand. They used fireworks as weapons against police. Now they planned to do it again. Dont knoe why its especiallu that day.
Yea thats true. People are really quick to condemn Isreal for their defense. Though nobody dares saying a word against Putin, weird. Also hamas dont represent all muslims, they are terrorists who use civilians as meatshields and manipulate thr media with propaganda.
This is entirely due to the hatred and anger of the Saudis towards Ataturk. In honor of their 100th anniversary, the Turks naturally wanted to go out with the clothes of Ataturk, the founder of their country. This is their national value, it has no political value.
A cup match was to be played between Turkey's two biggest clubs and it was decided to hold this match in Riyadh. Before the match, the leaders of the 100th anniversary of the Republic of Turkey wanted to take to the field with Ataturk banners, but the Arabs did not allow this. The Arabs, who did not allow this, wanted the Arab anthem to be… [+]
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