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May 3 today …
Fenerbahce twice as significant.
First; Founded on May 3, 1907, Fenerbahçe’s birthday.
Fenerbahce turned 113 years old.
Secondly; Mustafa Kemal AtatürkHe visited the club on May 3, 1918.
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I İlkokuld.
That summer, the granddaughter of our neighbor Seniha Aunt, Itir, came from Istanbul to Mersin.
While we were playing ball in the street, he began to sit on the sidewalk looking at us and asked; Who is Fenerbahce?
As Itır couldn’t finish the praise for being the champion of that season, the first step was taken with me to make 3 more members of Fenerbahçe.
Yavuz Yukay, the pharmacy owner who started working as an apprentice in the high school period, was a Fenerbahçe.
Fenerbahçe was not coming to Mersin because Mersin Idmanyurdu was in the second league at the time.
One day he had a match with the team from the neighboring city Adanaspor.
Yavuz Yukay took me with him to the match.
Yavuz Yukay, who started with Itır, finished everything.
Being Fenerbahce …
Fenerbahce’s sense of being the most significant Islamic cheetah expressed “Fenerbahce Republic or around, it is not Turkey, there is no football, there is no abundance, there are people. I live takes the power of breath and this country ceased to be a place of life shortly after the cemetery would be. Fenerbahce magnitude of what the championship size is the cup size. Its size is another is the size, you cannot name it. ”
Fenerbahçe’s foundations in 1899 Black Stockings FC was thrown with.
The British, who lived in Fashion in the 1890s, started playing soccer in the green areas of Kadıköy.
Despite the fact that young Turks watched British matches watching football, they were unable to unite under a partnership.
Due to the monarchy regime, it was forbidden to establish societies for the Turks and to be a member of existing societies. For this reason, the British only played against the Greeks.
Although the Turks were unable to play, soccer had an important position in the social life of the people of Kadıköy.
Today is the Fenerbahçe stadium. Shepherd’s meadowThe games played were a means of socialization for the residents of Kadıköy.
As the women spread the rugs and talked to each other, the children watched the games between the British and the Greeks as the children ran.
The Turks were watching the matches between the British and the Greeks in the shepherd’s meadow.
Experiencing the sadness and anger of not playing soccer, Fuat Hüsnü, Reşat Danyal, Mehmet Ali and their friends began to play ball at Papazın Çayırı. To escape the attention of journalists, he founded Black Stockings FC, which means Black Socks Football Club under the British name in 1899.
However, this first Turkish sports and soccer community was attacked by pigs in its first match.
Although Black Stockings FC had a short life, its founders did not abandon football. 1902 Kadıköy Football ClubEstablishment. The life of this club did not last long either; It was closed.
1907 Mr. Ziya, Ayatollah Bey and Necip BeyOn the greeting floor of the Moda Beşbıyık Sokak # 3 house, Black Stockings FC teamed up for the team they will establish as a continuation of the Kadıköy Football Club.
The distribution of tasks was as follows.
Ziya Bey, who will finance the establishment of the club; President,
Ayatollah Bey; secretary, Necip Bey; treasurer.
FOUNDING MEMBERS OF FENERBAHÇE, ESTABLISHED ON MAY 3, 1907
1- Ziya Songlan
2- Ayatollah Bey
3- Necip Okaner
4- Galip Kulaksızoğlu
5- my husband Hassan Sami
6- Asaf Beşpınar
7- Enver Yetiker
8- Şevkati Hulusi Bey
9- Fuat Hüsnü Kayacan
10- Hamit Hüsnü Kayacan
11- Nasuhi Baydar
July 23, 1908. II. constitutionalismAfter the announcement of, when the Turks were given the right to establish associations and clubs, Fenerbahçe began the registration procedures without wasting time. Thus, Fenerbahçe became the first Turkish club to register under the association law.
MOST OF FENERBAHÇE
TURKISH FOOTBALL PLAYER WITH THE LARGEST SHAPE
* Müjdat Yetkiner
1979-1996 … 570 Party
FOREIGN FOOTBALL PLAYER
* Alex de Souza
2004-2013 … 341 Party
The sweet tooth
* Lefter Küçükandonyadis
215 goals
THE FOOTBALL PLAYER RECEIVED THE HIGHEST POSITION
* Daniel Güiza (2008)
14 million euros
FOOTBALL SOLD AT MAXIMUM CHARGE
* Moussa Sow (2015)
16 million euros
* Elif Elmas (2019)
16 million euros
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR WITH THE LONGEST SERVICE TIME
* Ignace Molnar (6 stations)
THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR OF MUCH MORE CUP
* Didi and Todor Veselinović (8 cups each)
THE GREATEST SUCCESS IN EUROPE
He played a quarterfinal in the Champions League (2007 – 2008)
The UEFA Europa League reached the semifinals (2012 – 2013)
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FIRST AND RECORDS OF FENERBAHÇE
June 5, 1910 … He won his first cup by defeating the Greek Istanbul club Strugglers 3 – 1.
1922 – 1923 … He was the champion by not scoring any goals and broke the world record.
1959 1 … Turkey became the first champion of the Football League.
1967 – 1968 … Won 5 trophies in one season. (League Championship, Turkish Cup, TSYD, Presidency and Prime Minister’s Cup)
1969 – 1970 … Only 6 goals, still breaking the record that could not be broken.
1988 – 1989 … broke the record for scoring the most goals in one season. (103 goals)
1988 – 1989 … broke the best performance record, scoring 2.58 points per game.
The first team to play footballer in the World Mix. (İsa Ertürk)
The player who scores the most goals in a match. (Tanju Çolak / 6 goals)
Fenerbahçe has an unbreakable record in the 1988-1989 season, scoring 103 goals under the direction of Yugoslav coach Todor Veselinovic. The team with world famous goalkeeper Toni Schumacher also became the champion that season.
HEADS OF FENERBAHÇE
Aziz Yıldırım became the longest-serving president of Fenerbahçe at the age of 20.
Why is the club called Fenerbahçe?
Ziya Bey, Ayatollah Bey, Necip Bey lived in Fenerbahçe.
Why were the first colors of the club yellow and white?
Ziya Bey, Ayatollah Bey, Necip Bey chose the colors of the daisies that bloom in Fenerbahçe in spring. Daisy was also a symbol of cleanliness and jealousy.
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Why did yellow – white turn yellow – dark blue?
In May 1908, Ziya Bey took a breath in the British Baker shop in the tunnel to take the form of summer.
However, there was no yellow and white fabric in the store.
Baker said to Ziya Bey; “Now, until we order it, the summer passes. I have yellow shirts with navy blue stripes on my hand. It can be used in the form. It is enough to sew the emblem. Let me sell you these shirts.”
Ziya Bey accepted Baker’s offer to provide footballers with the summer form as soon as possible: “It doesn’t keep the colors, but we also change it and make it yellow – dark blue.”
A new emblem had to be built on it. Hikmet Topuz, a left-handed footballer, known for his ability to draw in 1910, designed a new emblem.
When the new emblem was liked by the members, it was accepted as the official emblem of Fenerbahçe.
What do the elements in the emblem mean?
Topuz Hikmet explained the process of creating the emblem as follows; “After changing the color of our club from yellow – white to yellow – dark blue, it was a matter of making a badge adorned with our new colors. My friends left me drawing this badge. First, the colors of our flag were joined in red and white”. – I painted the dark blue and painted the oak branch, which is the expression of strength, strength and solidity. In the white part, I wrote the name of our club and the date of the installation. “And our new badges were made there by our friend Tevfik Haccar, who was in Manchester at the time. It was kept in the same way after the acceptance of new letters. Only the letter” Fenerbahçe Sports Club – 1907 “was notified with new letters”.
Topuz Hikmet passed away on May 13, 1958.
MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK AND FENERBAHÇE
On June 5, 1932, the Fenerbahçe building in Kuşdili was burned.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürkdonated 500 lire to Fenerbahce for the construction of a new building.
Hasan Rıza Soyak, the Secretary General of the Presidency, reported the donation of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in the letter he wrote to the administrators of Fenerbahçe on June 19, 1932; “Five hundred lire was sent to İşbank and the delegation (500) by order of Reisicumhur to assist in the construction of their new club building. I would like to pay my respects, sir, to request the announcement (notification) of their work.”
The letter that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk wrote to Hasan Rıza Soyak on October 7, 2018 history specialist, Habertürk writer Murat Bardakçı Was published.
FIRST NAMAĞLUP CHAMPIONSHIP
Fenerbahçe became the champion without being defeated in the league from 1911-1912. The most important aspect of this championship is that, with this Fenerbahçe championship, the British and Greek team championships have completely ended and the Turkish championships have since become Turkish teams. This championship increased the reputation of the club and increased its possibilities. As a first job, a club tavern was rented in Altıyol, and the opening of the tavern led to an increase in membership. Meanwhile, the Fenerbahçe Football Club became Fenerbahçe Sports Club that year, as it began operating in sports other than soccer.
THE FENERBAHÇE SPORTS CLUB OPERATES IN 11 BRANCHES
HOW IS THE YELLOW CANARY MADE?
He was nicknamed “Flying Goalkeeper”, who was a goalkeeper at Fenerbahçe between 1939 and 1952. Cihat Armanhe usually wore a yellow shirt.
When Cihat Arman blew up the ball that went to 90 in one game, one of the fans said, “Hey boy, look, don’t bleed again!” Scream.
Cihat Arman (1915 – 1994)
‘Yellow canary’ The analogy spread among fans over time. Cihat Arman added ‘Yellow Canary’ to his nickname ‘Flying Goalkeeper’.
When the team Cihat Arman was on was a champion, ‘Yellow Canary’ was removed from the famous goalkeeper’s monopoly after a while and became the symbol of Fenerbaçe.
FENERBAHÇE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS (28)
Super League: 19
National Cluster: 6
Turkey Soccer Championship: 3
THE KINGS OF THE FENERBAHÇE GOAL
Fenerbahce has scored 15 goals from 15 different players in the 60-year period from 1959 to 2019.
There are 2 players who are the best scorers in the form of dark blue-yellow.
3 scorers Cemil Turan with Aykut Kocaman...
VICTORY OF THE FENERBAHÇE AND THE HARINGTON GENERAL CUP IN YEARS OF İŞGAL
While Istanbul was occupied, the Club Fenerbahçe boathouse was transformed into an arsenal of weapons and ammunition. People from Fenerbahçeli were smuggling weapons into Anatolia with boats approaching the dock in front of the club building on the edge of Kurbağalıdere. At night, the engines that secretly approached the wooden dock in front of this boathouse were loaded from here, secretly opening to Moda Bay, passing thence to Izmit, carrying weapons and ammunition to Anatolia.
The occupying forces learned of these activities from the Fenerbahçe Club.
Given this, Fenerbahçeliler immediately evacuated the boathouse and transferred the ammunition to the surrounding members and to the athletes’ houses. Troops from the occupying forces who trod the club found no evidence. However, Fenerbahçe Club was occupied by a bayonet squad for weeks.
The fact that Fenerbahçe could not be proven to supply arms to Kuwaiti Milliye during the War of Independence infuriated General Charles Harington, the commander-in-chief of the occupying armies. He wanted revenge on football.
General Charles Harington made an announcement to the Istanbul newspapers as follows: “The Gardler challenges various Turkish clubs. Turkish clubs can take reinforcements as they wish, for the winner, a large trophy with the commander’s name on it.”
General Charles Harington (1872-1940)
Fenerbahce understood that this challenge targeted them directly.
Again, through the newspapers, he immediately gave the necessary response; “Club Fenerbahçe accepts this match only with its own team, without any conditions.”
The English team consisted of football players from the Irish Guard, the Grenadier Guard and the Goldstream Guard.
A British national team was created by bringing together 4 professional footballers from military units in Egypt and Gibraltar and reinforcing the team.
On June 29, 1923, Halil Pasha, who will be used as Taksim’s stadium later, faced the England national team and Fenerbahçe on the soccer field amidst the Topçu barracks.
The historical match team: Şekip, Hasan Kamil, Cafer, Kadri, İsmet, Fahir, Sabih, Alaeddin, Zeki Rıza, Ömer, Bedri
This fight was not just a soccer game, it had different meanings for both sides.
The meaning of the party was for the British, who had been occupying Istanbul for 5 years;
Fenerbahçe won 41 of the 50 matches he played with the occupying forces, including the British, in 5 years, while he tied for 4 of them. The British wanted to eliminate their sports defeat in a final match before leaving Istanbul.
Furthermore, they wanted to draw their resentment from the managers and athletes of Fenerbahçe, who played an active role in providing weapons to the Kuwaiti Milliye and sending them to the fronts in Anatolia during the War of Independence.
The meaning of the match for Fenerbahçe was that;
Every match they won against the British was giving morale to the busy Istanbul.
Lord Plummer, the Governor of Malta, who came to Istanbul with the battleship of General Charles Harington and Iron Duck to watch the game, took his place on the podium.
In front of them, 1 meter from the Harington General Cup …
The British closed the first half of the match 1-0 ahead.
Fenerbahçe won the match 2 – 1 with goals scored by Zeki Rıza Sporel in the 60th and 74th minutes in the second half.
General Charles Harington, Commander-in-Chief of the Occupation Force, presented the trophy bearing his name to the Fenerbahce players.
General Harington Cup is located just at the entrance of the Fenerbahçe Museum.
The Fenerbahce footballers were sent to Kadıköy after they were taken out of the stadium on the shoulders of the public with the Harington General Cup in their hands and circulated among the great love shows in Beyoğlu.
Fenerbahçe’s defeat of the Englishman who invented football once again gave the Turkish delegation great morale at the Lausanne Conference on match day. sent a congratulatory telegram.
Zeki Rıza Sporel (1898-1969)
About Fenerbahçe, which includes the history of the ‘Harington Cup’ ‘Either Istiklal or Death’ who will shoot the movie Murat Şeker; “Today is the anniversary of the establishment of Fenerbahçe and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s visit to Fenerbahçe. There is also an important anecdote about that day in our movie” I İstiklal or Death “. Following the path and staying upright about it is one of the themes I’m most proud of. Never let our lives go back to normal and go back to Fenerbahce. “
CHAMPIONSHIP FENERBAHÇE MAN BASKETBALL EUROLEAGUE: one
(The first and only Turkish team to win this trophy)
FENERBAHÇE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR MEN: 12
FENERBAHÇE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 14
FENERBAHÇE MEN’S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 5
FENERBAHÇE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 5
FENERBAHÇELİ FAMOSO
