http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm3q6HLU3hA
it was a wonderful show by Gala supporters, i just wanted to share it
it was a wonderful show by Gala supporters, i just wanted to share it
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diroix;2485839 said:If you look carefully to photo you can see there is a European Union flag on the man who kisses big boss' (Galatasaray) hand. It means Galatasaray is the father of all teams in Europe
I think it's meant to represent the blue balls that the EU has been giving the Turks for the past 40 years by fellating them to the point where they think they can get in, only to pull out at the last moment.::shinji::;2485888 said:looks like that other guy is about to give Marlon Brando a hummer
diroix;2485960 said:
That's the original scene of this choreography in the "Godfather" movie
pede54;2485891 said:I think its probably a little more political than that.
But the figures are the wrong way around. It is the Godfather who should be paying homage to the European Union. That is if Turkey want to be accepted as part of Europe that is. The banner is the reverse of reality. It makes no sense whatsoever.
Perhaps I'm reading the meaning in the wrong way. That would be just like me.
diroix;2485960 said:
That's the original scene of this choreography in the "Godfather" movie
diroix;2485964 said:And what ?
Also i heard that our supporters made this choreography because last year there was also an Uefa Cup match between Leverkusen-Beşiktaş in Germany and after Leverkusen scored goals, the announcer played EU anthem in the stadium as celebration song.
$teauA;2485976 said:And what?
Just because they took a scene out of a popular movie it still doesn't justify the fact that the banner makes no sense, leaving it to be simply delusional Turkish thinking.
Horatiu;2485977 said:+1
Haha thats exactly what I thought once I read this thread.
But it just makes the Turkish race that much more fascinating .
Turk123;2485968 said:I hate to talk politics in the football forum, but since you brought up the whole issue, i feel like its my right to comment on your respond.
Turkey is a giant nation with a population of nearly 80 million people and maybe 1/4 of that amount is living abroad. (such as myself, i live in Paris)
Our economic growth gets bigger and bigger everyday, everyday we have new investment news from a variety of nations.
Sad but true, military power is still an important tool in foreign diplomacy and Turkey has one of the strongest armed forces in the world, and its one of the major frontier of the "western" powers.
Now that we mentioned NATO, which nation do you think holds the eastern flank of NATO? Just back in 2004, NATO decided to "enhance" the Mediterranean Dialogue and offer cooperation to the broader Middle East region through the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative.
To conclude, Turkey was "worthy of being an ally" whenever the international community (majority consisted of european nations) needed military assistance in foreign operations in all around the globe, from Korea to Bosnia, Kosovo, Afganistan etc..
There are record amounts of laws that were passed in the last 6-7 years which were the terms and conditions of E.U, but with all the internal and external problems we are facing at the same time (Islamic and Kurdish terrorism at the same time) our reforms got slower, that is true.
But i believe my country had proven its intentions to its European friends a long time ago.
Turkey opened its arms for the European Union and its up to your Union to prove the boundries of religion will not come between us. Embrace us or i m afraid Turkey will travel at the roads that will lead her to islamic extremism and eventually, the end of secularism
(The end of Ataturk's revolutions, start of a possible Mullah regime)...