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Galatasaray coach Fatih Terim makes statements about the yellow-red community agenda.
The highlights of Terim’s explanations are as follows;
“STOPPING FOR AN ATHLETE IS ALWAYS A PROBLEM”
“Especially for an athlete, it is always a problem to stop. Because both the body, the mind and the emotion stop. When you add the uncertainty and fear, the work naturally moves to another point.”
“WE ARE FAR FROM THE NATURE OF THE BUSINESS”
“There was a very, very extra situation that no one expected. We continue to live. We have moved away from the nature of work. We may not be able to enjoy that excitement and that enjoyment, but we are trying to get used to it, because life goes on, until we Let’s get rid of this disease. A situation arose, so the players were also very impressed before this incident, they did not know how to act, what we all were, the most important thing is that there is a fact that affects us all in the match. Of course, this is a small problem for all players. “
“WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF TECHNOLOGY TO OUR LIVES, THE PUBLIC JOINED THE FANS”
“In recent years, with the change in the sociology of society and the introduction of technology in our lives, some spectators have joined the fans. I especially separate the fans and the public because what is more in the stadium , the atmosphere of the matches also changes accordingly. “
“THE FANS OF GALATASARAY HAVE A GREAT PARTICIPATION IN THE ACHIEVEMENTS ACHIEVED”
“I have always thought that the Galatasaray fans have a great share in the hits and I express it often. We experienced it in the lighter period 96-2000. What happened at that time, I think, is the true equivalent of the fans. .
“THE STATE OF GALATASARAY IS NOT ACCEPTABLE”
“Certainly infrastructure, equity are very important, but we need to look at superstructures before infrastructure. When we look at the big picture, it is very clear that the doors of clubs must be closed. The culture and structure of other teams can be different, but the situation at Galatasaray is not acceptable to me. I’m telling you, sadly, not as a football leader, but as a member of this club or even as a councilor.
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