Comments on: Turkish Memories of Euro 2008 http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/ Football News Sat, 26 May 2012 13:33:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: hakan http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112091 hakan Tue, 03 Mar 2009 22:55:45 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112091 Great to hear man. Do u get to watch our league games live there? Last I read senol gunes lost in the final game last year. I thought they got rid of him. Hey man my email is hakan.ibisi@yahoo.com keep in touch through email. Great to hear man. Do u get to watch our league games live there? Last I read senol gunes lost in the final game last year. I thought they got rid of him. Hey man my email is hakan.ibisi@yahoo.com keep in touch through email.

]]> By: Daniel Chung http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112090 Daniel Chung Tue, 03 Mar 2009 22:16:01 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112090 Korean Hakan. Senol Günes is in Seoul managing FC Seoul (although I have little interest in the K-League). Korean Hakan. Senol Günes is in Seoul managing FC Seoul (although I have little interest in the K-League).

]]> By: hakan http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112084 hakan Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:16:31 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112084 @dan That's right!! Haha. Where are u from? @dan
That’s right!! Haha. Where are u from?

]]> By: Daniel Chung http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112077 Daniel Chung Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:49:30 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112077 @Hakan. Her zaman her yerde en büyük Cimbom! @Hakan.

Her zaman her yerde en büyük Cimbom!

]]> By: Hakan http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112060 Hakan Tue, 03 Mar 2009 05:07:37 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112060 Great article Dan, its really great to see non-Turkish fans following our Super league. I am a Turkish-American who lives and dies watching soccer, Love the game so much. I have witnessed our brand of Football grow and get better in the last 10-15 years. Before Galatasaray, was the only force we had in Europe from club teams. Than Kayserispor made a "splash" by winning the first Intertoto cup in 2006,though it might not be a big deal, it is for me in many ways. Than Fenerbahce (BOOOOO! :) ) went to quarter finals of champ league which galatasaray had done several times before. Again it made my day (especially because its actually my birthday as I am writing this) to see other fans with knowledge of our league. I hope you continue to follow, and where ever you live i hope you have the chance to watch the games....Great article! keep up the good work. Great article Dan, its really great to see non-Turkish fans following our Super league. I am a Turkish-American who lives and dies watching soccer, Love the game so much. I have witnessed our brand of Football grow and get better in the last 10-15 years. Before Galatasaray, was the only force we had in Europe from club teams. Than Kayserispor made a “splash” by winning the first Intertoto cup in 2006,though it might not be a big deal, it is for me in many ways. Than Fenerbahce (BOOOOO! :) ) went to quarter finals of champ league which galatasaray had done several times before. Again it made my day (especially because its actually my birthday as I am writing this) to see other fans with knowledge of our league. I hope you continue to follow, and where ever you live i hope you have the chance to watch the games….Great article! keep up the good work.

]]> By: Victor Li http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112059 Victor Li Tue, 03 Mar 2009 04:29:34 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112059 Yeah, it was a sweet goal. Got to give him credit for that one. Too bad he couldn't do that when he played for Manchester United, but I guess the pace of the Spanish game suits him better. Yeah, it was a sweet goal. Got to give him credit for that one. Too bad he couldn’t do that when he played for Manchester United, but I guess the pace of the Spanish game suits him better.

]]> By: Daniel Chung http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112037 Daniel Chung Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:03:27 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112037 Thanks Vic. Yeah, the day when Bellion's name is juxtaposed next to clinical has finally arrived. He took it well though and scored while the fans at Ali Sami Yen were still doing their pre-game chants and songs. But the game was exceptional... really living up to the hype of a European match. Speaking of Forlan, did you see his wonder strike against Barcelona? Thanks Vic. Yeah, the day when Bellion’s name is juxtaposed next to clinical has finally arrived. He took it well though and scored while the fans at Ali Sami Yen were still doing their pre-game chants and songs. But the game was exceptional… really living up to the hype of a European match. Speaking of Forlan, did you see his wonder strike against Barcelona?

]]> By: Victor Li http://soccerlens.com/turkish-memories-of-euro-2008/22792/#comment-112032 Victor Li Mon, 02 Mar 2009 13:29:09 +0000 http://soccerlens.com/?p=22792#comment-112032 Nice article, Dan. Funny to see the words "David Bellion" and "clinical finishing" in the same sentence, but I guess my memories of him are not very positive. Then again, a lot of Manchester United players from that era (Djemba Djemba? Kleberson, Bosnich, Forlan before he became a monster) weren't anything to write home about. The Croatia match was one of the best matches I've ever seen, and that, along with the Czech match, made me think that Turkey was a potential team of destiny. I thought they were going to beat the Germans, despite their injuries, and they nearly pulled it off. They definitely helped make Euro 2008 memorable. Nice article, Dan. Funny to see the words “David Bellion” and “clinical finishing” in the same sentence, but I guess my memories of him are not very positive. Then again, a lot of Manchester United players from that era (Djemba Djemba? Kleberson, Bosnich, Forlan before he became a monster) weren’t anything to write home about.

The Croatia match was one of the best matches I’ve ever seen, and that, along with the Czech match, made me think that Turkey was a potential team of destiny. I thought they were going to beat the Germans, despite their injuries, and they nearly pulled it off. They definitely helped make Euro 2008 memorable.

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