Roj Bash Kurdistan

we used to hear in the news that :

turks lync kurdish civil peopel ...
turks lync lynch a kurdish old woman ...
turks lynch a korean tourists for using kurdistan word..
turks lynch a forigen teacher for using kurdistan word....

now look at turkish football [soccer]...they attacked to the players of the swiss football team after they lost the game to them and lynched them too...
i heared this in radio...anybody can link to the photos ?

it wasnt surprising to me at all , I used to follow turkish footbal for years...they have always been like that...the radio program interperte also confrims my sayins...

acording to this radio that I listen to , both turkish players and turkish fans have a very bad history of violence in footbal games, they usualy attack to the fan of the other teams ,,, and the players usualy attack to the rivial teams players after they loose the game .

[can you see how simmmilar life and games are ?
i wonder if the Reffree of the game punish turkish players, would he be labled TERRORIST ORGANIZATION or not...]

please somebody find the photos of this lynching

Lynching... You know Lynching means to HANG someone? Is that what they have done?

ooops I didnt know thanks for telling me , I though lynching means Punching without trial .

punching somebody without asking about his sins... well may be both lynch and punch have CH

They attacked the Swiss players and even their own coach.
Here's an article:


Swiss fury after Turkey violence
BBC Sport - 17-Nov-2005

The Swiss Football Association is to make a complaint to Fifa after its team's World Cup qualifier against Turkey on Wednesday ended in violence.

Switzerland lost a dramatic second leg 4-2 in Istanbul but advanced to 2006's finals thanks to the away goals rule.

The players clashed in the tunnel and reports said Swiss defender Stephane Grichting was taken to hospital.

Swiss boss Kobi Kuhn was also hit by coins and press officer Pierre Benoit said the incidents would be reported.

Tuncay Sanli scored a hat-trick for the Turks, who finished third in the 2002 World Cup, but Marco Streller's 84th-minute goal put the Swiss through.

"A few of our players overreacted after the match"
Turkey striker Halil Altintop

However, the match ended with tempers fraying and television footage showed Benjamin Huggel kick a member of the Turkish coaching staff as he ran off the pitch.

Then, former Aston Villa defender Alpay aimed a kick at Streller as the goalscorer went down the tunnel towards the dressing rooms and the trouble erupted.

According to reports, Grichting was taken to Istanbul's Acidem Hospital after being kicked in the groin.

However, Turkey striker Halil Altintop, who plays for Kaiserslautern, played down the clashes.

"A few of our players overreacted after the match but I am happy there were no serious incidents," he said.

"I was in the Swiss locker room and talked to the players I knew from the Bundesliga. They said everything was fine."

Swiss accuse police of attacking players
Source : http://www.worldsoccer.com/news/swiss_a ... 71047.html
Switzerland midfielder Johann Lonfat claimed Turkish police were involved in the violent that followed their World Cup playoff victory over Turkey.


"After the match, the players rushed into the tunnel to the changing rooms," Lonfat told L'Equipe.

"There some Swiss players were beaten by Turkish players and by police who were supposed to provide security.

Switzerland defender Stephane Grichting needed hospital treatment after being attacked in the tunnel.

"Grichting received some blows," Lonfat added. "He was covered in blood. He went to hospital, shocked. (Johann) Vogel and (Benjamin) Huggel were hit as well. We were attacked. It was unbelievable.

"And I'm not talking about the pressure we sustained during the stay. We expected an electric atmosphere, an overheated atmosphere, but not that. This went beyond the limits of intimidation.

"I was told: 'We're going to slit your throat.'"

Turkey won the match 4-2 but the lost the game on away goals after going down 2-0 in the first leg.

"Stephane Grichting has rejoined the team. Everything is not okay, he has had to have a catheter put in and he will need seven to 10 days (to recover)," Swiss team spokesman Pierre Benoit said on Thursday.

Of Huggel, who was seen kicking Turkey's assistant coach Mehmet Ozdilek as he left the pitch, Benoit said: "We haven't seen the pictures yet, so we're not making any statement.

"In principle, however, we believe Huggel was defending himself after he and Tranquillo Barnetta came under attack."

and here is another source see how turks welcome their guests
...

WEL COME TO HELLL !!!? [/size=24]
http://www.dw-world.de/popups/popup_lup ... _1,00.html
Turkish soccer fans made sure the Swiss knew what they were getting into hell

somebody should change these turks...they are so firece to non-turks.