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Filistin ve diğer Arap ülkelerinin bayraklarını sallayanlar , salladığınız o bayraklar Arapların Türk askerlerini öldürürken salladığı bayraklar. Türkleri işgalci gören Arapların bağımsızlık bayrakları olarak ortaya çıktı o bayraklar. Suudilerin Atatürk nefreti nereden geliyor sizce? Atatürk genç bir subayken nerelerde görev yaptı, kimlere karşı savaştı? Atatürk Sadece Çanakkale'de İngilizlere karşı savaşmadı.

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Kendini devletçi gösteren islamcı savunma sanayi twitter hesaplarının ne halt olduğunu da bu olay günyüzüne çıkarttı. Bir batı devleti arabın tutumunu arabistana yapsaydı hepsi tweet atmakla meşguldü. Benzer şekilde buradaki sessizlik de garip. Belki de o twitter hesaplarının hepsinin burada da hesabı vardır :)
 

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There are things in the Turkish people that go beyond rivalry or enmity. The Arabs have/had to learn this the hard way; you don't have a flag, an anthem or Atatürk, and you won't comprehend or have any of these.

It is becoming a circus that people are saying the anthem was banned, they banned pictures and banners and uniforms depicting Atatürk and this is not a foreign policy issue, it is an internal political football.

While I disagree with this, Saudia Arabia has not allowed posters or pictures depicting leaders as a show of politics at their football stadiums previously as far as I can tell from a quick Google.


That this dives straight into Turkish/Arab emnity on social media is just telling me that there are problems at home. The two football teams must have known about this in advance, why play a Turkish cup abroad? Money 💰.

This is just the drama of the week to distract from more important problems.


Also lol

 
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It is becoming a circus that people are saying the anthem was banned, they banned pictures and banners and uniforms depicting Atatürk and this is not a foreign policy issue, it is an internal political football.

While I disagree with this, Saudia Arabia has not allowed posters or pictures depicting leaders as a show of politics at their football stadiums previously as far as I can tell from a quick Google.


That this dives straight into Turkish/Arab emnity on social media is just telling me that there are problems at home. The two football teams must have known about this in advance, why play a Turkish cup abroad? Money 💰.

This is just the drama of the week to distract from more important problems.
And i am not buying an Arab's words, sorry for that. As far as i have read they have not permitted Anthem earlier but that was 'negotiated'. I can't accept that a Country's motto 'Yurtta sulh, Cihanda sulh' is interpreted as political figure.


Taking this is a reference one also may claim that nothing has happened there ever it was merely technical;

 

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And i am not buying an Arab's words, sorry for that. As far as i have read they have not permitted Anthem earlier but that was 'negotiated'. I can't accept that a Country's motto 'Yurtta sulh, Cihanda sulh' is interpreted as political figure.


I haven't been able to find a source on the anthem thing. I think it's fiction because it sounds so unlikely. Banning an anthem?
 

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It is becoming a circus that people are saying the anthem was banned, they banned pictures and banners and uniforms depicting Atatürk and this is not a foreign policy issue, it is an internal political football.

While I disagree with this, Saudia Arabia has not allowed posters or pictures depicting leaders as a show of politics at their football stadiums previously as far as I can tell from a quick Google.


That this dives straight into Turkish/Arab emnity on social media is just telling me that there are problems at home. The two football teams must have known about this in advance, why play a Turkish cup abroad? Money 💰.

This is just the drama of the week to distract from more important problems.


Also lol



This seems to be the crux of it. Stupid for hosting the game outside of TR, stupid for thinking the game wouldn't include politics, especially on the centennial.
 

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I haven't been able to find a source on the anthem thing. I think it's fiction because it sounds so unlikely. Banning an anthem?

Here it is. Started with FB talking about posters and tshirts and followed by GS speaking about the anthem. Most of these are circulating unofficially, looking at the official announcements it was all 'technical'.
 

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This seems to be the crux of it. Stupid for hosting the game outside of TR, stupid for thinking the game wouldn't include politics, especially on the centennial.

Of course every incident like this becomes a huge issue in domestic politics. Why doesn't anyone ask why the Turkish football federation didn't look at the terms of the agreement?


I wonder if there will be a monetary penalty over a breach of contract. According to this news, Saudi Arabia is demanding 40 million dollars:



It is serious enough that Erdogan is involved. Or maybe Erdogan wants it to be serious that he gets involved:


Hello again, the man who destroyed the economy - it's about Gaza:


And this, is just stupid:

https://twitter.com/06JAnk/status/1740848580989239365?s=19



Was all this done by purpose in TR?
 

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Here it is. Started with FB talking about posters and tshirts and followed by GS speaking about the anthem. Most of these are circulating unofficially, looking at the official announcements it was all 'technical'.

I am awaiting the technical source but thanks for posting this. Is there a source on the agreement ?

From the looks of things, as Erdogan makes all the decisions in the country this was the trillionth time he tried to improve relations with Saudi Arabia, he sold the football match to Saudi Arabia. Saudia Arabia have invested lots of money in football for tourism and hosting the world cup.

Saudi Arabia are Sharia state, they don't like Ataturk and do not allow his posters under the excuse of their blanket ban on politics in football

This becomes a crisis on social media and, more importantly, a breach of contract worth tens of millions of dollars.

It seems Erdogan tried to make the team play, but this failed. Hence the resignation of the Turkish football federation.

I wonder what consequences will be for Turkish football. It's a lot of money.

 

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What purpose... Saudis are spending crazy money on all kinds of sporting events and on inviting media stars in the country as a strategy to promote themselves. The next 5 Turkish Super Cup matches were supposed to be played in Saudi Arabia and a contract worth 100$ million was signed about it.

The stupidest thing is that the big game between the two biggest teams in the country on the 100 years of the Republic should have been played in Turkey and not in Saudi Arabia or anywhere else abroad. Still I am happy that this all happened. :D
 

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What purpose... Saudis are spending crazy money on all kinds of sporting events and on inviting media stars in the country as a strategy to promote themselves. The next 5 Turkish Super Cup matches were supposed to be played in Saudi Arabia and a contract worth 100$ million was signed about it.

The stupidest thing is that the big game between the two biggest teams in the country on the 100 years of the Republic should have been played in Turkey and not in Saudi Arabia or anywhere else abroad. Still I am happy that this all happened. :D

Huge tourism money. Football is huge in the world and Saudi wants to center some of it Riyadh through investments. Part of their diversifying from oil strategy.

Non-oil revenues accounted for 43 percent of the Kingdom’s total revenues

 

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Im offended they dont allow a picture of

RECEP TAYYIP ERDOGAN.

You know why he is the next Ottoman sultan and the Next Ataturk.

Mark my words 100 years from now we will be talking about this man.
 

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On a serious note.

It pisses me off how they play super cups in other countries.

Just play the game in your country and get it done with. This should have been played before the start of the season.

Super cups have always been a curtain raise to the season thats beginning they threw it all away for money by playing it in december.
 
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It is becoming a circus that people are saying the anthem was banned, they banned pictures and banners and uniforms depicting Atatürk and this is not a foreign policy issue, it is an internal political football.

While I disagree with this, Saudia Arabia has not allowed posters or pictures depicting leaders as a show of politics at their football stadiums previously as far as I can tell from a quick Google.

And i am not buying an Arab's words, sorry for that.
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@Bozan this is not their first time you know back in 2021 AKP Islam devleti gave Arabs a medal with Atatürk picture on it but Arabs rejected it hence they remove the Atatürk from medal this time they accepted it

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in the left old medal with Atatürk on it in the right the new medal of AKP Garson devleti

trust me folks the only reasons they are showing reaction is because of the election otherwise they wouldn't have any reaction and the match would have played as planned
 
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It is becoming a circus that people are saying the anthem was banned, they banned pictures and banners and uniforms depicting Atatürk and this is not a foreign policy issue, it is an internal political football.

While I disagree with this, Saudia Arabia has not allowed posters or pictures depicting leaders as a show of politics at their football stadiums previously as far as I can tell from a quick Google.


That this dives straight into Turkish/Arab emnity on social media is just telling me that there are problems at home. The two football teams must have known about this in advance, why play a Turkish cup abroad? Money 💰.

This is just the drama of the week to distract from more important problems.


Also lol


I spoke with an Saudi once he told me images are not allowed but only the images of the kings were allowed.

Which was pretty contradictory of a Sharia state. As a Islamic run Sharia state does not allow any kind of images regardless.

Another contradictory is that Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy.

In Islam, because Absolute power belongs to God only not to human beings.
 

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It is fascinating how the Arabs so called Muslims truly hate the Turks. No wonder Allah has cursed them to be slapped about by a few millions Jews. May Allah continue to curse them. Absolutely shameful, when Turkish fans were singing the national anthem in the stadium they were even raising the volume to drown it out.
 

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Another fuck up???

These f'k ups by AK party affiliated shitheads is good, the more they f'k up the more sleeping Turk is forced to confront the reality of the ummah bullshit.

Its an open secret that pseudo islamists in Turkey hate Ataturk and everything Turkish. The TFF guy must have thought he could have pulled a fast one. Once he got the teams there, they would have played. But thank Allah they walked away. Erdogan when all is said and done will go down as a failure, Ataturks name will remain forever.

Most people that rush to defend their treasonous ways come from minorities who also have that hate in their hearts, that bitterness and envy towards the Turks.
 
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