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There are some schizophrenic Beşiktaş fans on the page who only make political comments instead of talking about football and positions...
Türkiye was ruled by a one-party regime for many, many years. You know, this happened in many countries in Europe, but the problem is that: for example; in Spain, Franco's party is no more, because it's gone into the pit of history, but in Türkiye, the one-party fascists still have the same party and it is still in the political arena...
That's why on this page you see one-party fascists talking schizophrenic politics instead of talking football. They don't talk football because they want everyone to be one-party fascists like them...
Beşiktaş played against teams who played with 9 men and 10 men on the pitch due to red cards in their last two matches but could not win these matches. Beşiktaş is having the worst seasons in its history...
However, everything is possible in football. Beşiktaş can beat Galatasaray with a surprise result. They did this in the Cup match played at the beginning of the season. Beşiktaş can beat Galatasaray but cannot dominate the match. If this happens, it will be by luck...
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Fenerbahçe will most probably lose the league, there is no certainty yet, that's why I say most probably. I wonder if they will continue with Mourinho next season when Galatasaray becomes champion. Fenerbahçe pay Mourinho and his staff 12 million euros per year. The only criterion for success in the Turkish league is the championship. Fenerbahçe may not want to continue paying 12 million euros to a manager and his staff who cannot make the team champion...
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 They are still claiming that Messi is re-signing for Barcelona in the summer of 2026. What do you think about the reliability of this? I liked the plan of coinciding his signing with the time of their returning to Camp Nou though. :) The fans would love the idea as well but I still can't trust these sources completely... Normally I was also hoping to see his jubilee at Barcelona instead of his childhood team Newell's Old Boys or somewhere else. Watching him side by side with Yamal for some games sounds quite interesting. But probably this will stay as a rumour only. I feel like he will end his career in the USA. He already owns the MLS. :P LOL. This is nonsense!!! Barcelona already has a great squad including Lamine Yamal as Barcelona's Messi, so what do we need from Messi? He is old and can't run fast anymore while in LaLiga the game is tight. This rumor is too far from valid, he will stay in MLS for the rest of his career. Raphinha and Yamal are doing great this season. A target forward who can substitute Lewandowski or be an alternative to Lewandowski would be a better choice for Barcelona. If Messi comes back to Barcelona, it will colour the magazines but not the Barcelona attack. I have similar views with you on this... |
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Speaking of Conor McGregor
He has today officially announced that he is running for the President of Ireland. I think it is safe to say that his fighting days are over and he will never again see the inside of the octagon, I like this development for him. I think the people of Ireland need him and hope he does well.
He is very good at trashtalk, everyone admits that, but I don't think the Irish people would give him any credit. Anyway, this is a political issue, and like like religion, it's off-topic. So I want to restrain myself a little bit... :) I read on Twitter that the UFC will organise an FN event in Azerbaijan in June this year. This is very good news. I hope they organise events in more countries... |
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 Liverpool seems willing to drop Salah out from the club. They're now seeking for a new replacement for him, and already identified Rodrygo as one with most potential to replace Salah. The only problem is that i don't even think Real Madrid is keen in selling Rodrygo to the Liverpool. ... It would have made more sense for them to move for a new signing after convincing Salah to sign a short-term contract. They are taking a very risky step with this move. Liverpool will finish this season as champions but next season they might not be in the same comfort zone. I don't think they planned very well, but with better planning they could have dominated the league for a few more seasons... |
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It's an interesting topic. I don't think the centralized systems will share real data because I think the numbers might upset the gamblers. On the other hand, I don't think gamblers will tell the truth either because nobody wants to talk about their losses easily. It's a very good topic and I'm interested in it, but I don't think we will get the real data... :)
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... To be honest Ankalaev ruined many things with his win, I wanted real bad to see the fight Jon Jones vs Pereira :(
And now you'll have to watch a much better fight, Jones Vs Aspinall. The UFC would be more watched today if Dana had made fair plans to improve the organization instead of making little devilish tweaks to the schedule to protect Alex, Jones and Conor... By the way, the Sparta side is getting stronger. I think Dana will have to put more effort to protect his balloons. Dana had a trap to protect Pereira against Ankalaev, but he doesn't have a trap for Aspinall... |
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 Photos credits to Manchester United ForeverManchester United are seriously in need of a good attacker someone that is capable of producing good results especially in difficult situations, in the image above are top choice attackers Manchester United should be going for during the summer transfer window, as a real fan of Manchester United, who's your best option? Osimhen is a world class attacker, he's the dream of most big clubs and would really suit Amorim's system, Gyokeres on the other hands has developed to be among the best moreover he's had an experience with Amorim and the understanding would be there when he comes, Isak is on of the current best in the EPL, banging goals for fun, he's a complete striker with skills, positioning, accuracy and would be a big upgrade to Hodjlund, Jonathan David is another good striker doing well in his current club, he's known for his speed and accuracy and another upgrade for Hodjlund, left for me I'll go with Isak, cause of the Premier League experience, he's the only one amongst all that's got lots of experience playing for a premier league club and understands the tempo of the league more than others, what do you think? I also think Alexander Isak is one step ahead of the other candidates with his Premier League experience, but Osimhen might be the best option because Osimhen has shown himself in different club teams. I don't know which one of them Manchester United will sign but one thing I know is that Osimhen will make a good transfer at the end of the season... |
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Anyway, what do you guys think of Błachowicz vs Ulberg. At early glance, leaning on Błachowicz as the underdog... But dunno, Ulberg has been looking really good lately.
If Pereira had beaten Ankalaev, I think Pereira's next opponent would be Ulberg. I also see Ulberg as a bit of a favorite, but I don't have an exact prediction about the result... ...
Uncle Dana will be very much more careful on using his tricks on this man.
He failed to protect Pereira. Now he only has Jones. He has a really difficult job. He probably goes to bed every night praying that the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs will once again visit our world... :) |
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What a remarkable achievement for our very own Victor Osimhen, Nigerians are really making us proud around the globe. After the controversy with Napoli that led to the departure from Italy I feared the whole issue will affect Victor Osimhen and cause decline in his performance but so far he has proven himself to be one of the best strikers available and has been an important addition to Galatasaray.
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I think the most important thing that made this possible is Osimhen's work discipline. Osimhen did not underestimate the Turkish league and did not see Galatasaray as a short term. That's why he was loved and constantly supported by Galatasaray fans in Turkiye. This love and support made him feel at home and this was reflected in his stats. I am sure that when he talks about his life after he leaves football, he will talk about his Galatasaray years with great satisfaction and maybe he will want to come back to Turkiye one more time in the last years of his career... |
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Jose morihno is a born winner and he always wins wherever he goes and I think if eventually dont win a trophy this season for sure next season he is going to win.
He still have the Turkish cup to compete for and again he will still have to battle galatasaray for the cup. I so much believe in Jose and his philosophy, I believe he can still win something this season.
Fenerbahçe finished the league last season 3 points behind Galatasaray with a more mediocre team. This season not only Mourinho came to the team, but also they made many good signings. Last season the manager of this team was Ismail Kartal. If he had this season's squad, or in other words if he was in charge of the team this season, I think he would have collected more points than Galatasaray... |
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Osimhen continues to keep Galatasaray on their feet with his goals. At the moment, all Galatasaray fans are praying for Napoli's social media manager. If this man hadn't transferred to Galatasaray, we would have seen a different scenario this season... Galatasaray are currently beating Antalyaspor 3-0. With the result of this match, Galatasaray will be isolated at the top and will wait for Fenerbahçe...
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I just saw Shara Bullet's double fisting of Nina Drama. Did he do it on purpose or did they tell her to do it or did he just lose control of self? I really felt sorry for Nina, she was a little shocked after that slap and almost cried. :'( https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IDxT-CcRSgE... This video is a little old. That's how Shara knocked out Petrosyan ( https://x.com/KirmiziKoseMMA/status/1874048998820250037). Afterwards, the UFC's black curse Nina went to Shara and made this video. Then the UFC's black curse Nina struck again and Sahara lost to Venom... If we lived in the Middle Ages, this woman would have been declared a witch. She travelled a lot with Alex and that was the end of him too. I think UFC fighters should stay away from her... :) And Shara is a good fighter despite his disadvantage, but he doesn't seem to have the potential to move up to the top 15 in his weight class... |
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Just like last year, this year's league championship race is between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray. However, Galatasaray looked like a more compact team last season. This season they are in the race thanks to Osimhen's extra efforts. If they become champions this season, they will owe it to Napoli's social media manager for posting the coconut video. For some, life is a series of strange things that happen with a butterfly effect... :)
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 Wow! PSG is paying tons of money for wages. Even more than Manchester City and Real Madrid... How could this be possible? ??? I believe this is also a proof that PSG isn't managed really well. I mean the other teams I talked about have many more stars in their squads but still pay them less money. I don't know... If you are paying that much money to your players then people have all the right to expect more from this team. I mean PSG. But still no Champions League title achieved. What else can help them convince footballers in the transfer process? Al Hilal also uses their tactics. In other words, less popular clubs around the world are using this tactic. Some of the footballers, when faced with the choice between a career or an opportunity to earn more money, choose the clubs that offer more money, such as Paris Saint-Germin. By the way, last year they played in the semi-finals of the Champions League and this year they have a more ambitious tournament period... |
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I very much agree! It was very headshaking when uncle Dana has announced that Poatan Chama will be fighting Magomed Ankalaev during Ramadan where Ankalaev's nutrition and water is limited heheheh.
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Ankalaev said he wasn't fasting before this fight. Actually, I think the important thing is not whether he fasted or not, but that Dana tried to pressure him... Maybe if Aspinall says he's fasting, maybe he'll finally get the Jones fight. What do you say? Don't you think Dana's waiting for Aspinall's weak moment to protect Jones? :) I think Aspinall could role-play fasting to get this fight. He could even act like he's a Dagestani. :) |
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Paul Pogba is officially back today, meaning his ban has ended, he has been training alone for sometime now and trying to get himself fit again for professional football, which is great. Now that his ban is officially over, which club do you think will sign him, please don't say Manchester United, because i don't think there is any chance in hell that will happen. Pogba is also a free agent, so any club that gets him will be getting him for free, they just have to cover his wages, and i am sure Pogba will be open to a wage cut just to get back on the field again.
Some teams from the Turkish league were interested in him. Also, according to the reports I read in the press, MLS teams were also interested in him. However, we haven't seen any confirmed news so far. I think he will continue his career in less competitive leagues outside Europe. Maybe even the Arab leagues could be a good choice for him... |
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What a setup but I think you are underestimating Dana White too much. If he had prepared a set up there wouldn't have been such a setup, I mean the statements that he deliberately brought it to Ramadan etc. Seem very empty to me. :)
Other things may seem empty to you. Everything can be empty to you. That's your subjective opinion. We can't even discuss it. But I'm talking about more objective things. 1- Dana took Alex away from Ankalaev as long as he could. In the end, he gave Alex to Ankalaev, but he did it in a position where he put Ankalaev in a dilemma. 2- Dana said that Alex should be p4p number 1 if he wins this fight and he talked very highly about Alex for days. 3- The UFC is a centralised company and in a centralised company these things are natural. I wish fighters could talk about these issues in an environment where they can be more free. They probably wouldn't be able to talk like modern civilised people. :) But I can see it from here, they live it there... There are thousands of religions in the world. Preparing a special match programme for all religions is not something that the UFC or any other organisation can do. However, when there is so much in common at the top and there is the possibility to make things better with small touches, making things more difficult for some groups does not seem to me to be in accordance with the normal flow of life... |
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Trabzonspor coach Şenol Güneş resigned. He was also one of the legends of the club...
At the beginning of the season, Abdullah Acı was in charge of the team. During the transfer period, Abdullah Avcı made transfers in parallel with his game plan. After the first 3 matches, Şenol Güneş was in charge of the team and the squad he had was not suitable for his game plan. Şenol Güneş had a unsuccessful period because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time...
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The story about Osimhen never ends because none of the clubs are really serious about signing him. If they are serious, they should be brave enough to pay a high price for that transfer, but unfortunately no one has done that yet. Arsenal are now reportedly going to pay the release clause so they can sign the striker and it looks like Osimhen would also be willing if it was Arsenal. Now it remains to be seen whether Arsenal are serious enough with their intentions, or there will be another surprise (maybe from PSG or Man United).
I don't think the issue is about clubs being serious about signing him, but rather Napoli's high transfer demands. Osimhens hefty price tag has made clubs reluctant to make a move for the striker. Although recent rumours suggest that arsenal is interested it's unlikely they would be willing to pay such a high fee for the African striker. Who knows which club will eventually meet Napoli's demands? Hopefully it will be Manchester United. Given his goal scoring ability whichever clubs sign him will be making a significant long term investment. Chelsea paid 70 million euros for Mudryk. Why can't they pay 80 million euros for Osimhen? I think that they should invest in promising young talents, but they should always prioritise players like Osimhen who can immediately enter the main squad of the team. I think Chelsea and other clubs are unrealistic and delusional when it comes to scouting young talents... |
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