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Halil Dervisoglu
Yeah, exactly.Dervis! When did we start calling him that then?? ?
I've been calling him Oggie all the time he's been with us!! ?
Yeah, exactly.Dervis! When did we start calling him that then?? ?
Seen it a couple of times recently. I had a Turkish mate at school whose surname is Bayraktoglu and he was often called Bayrak so Dervis seems fine (the -oglu suffix just means son of).Dervis! When did we start calling him that then?? ?
Dervis! When did we start calling him that then?? ?
Seen it a couple of times recently. I had a Turkish mate at school whose surname is Bayraktoglu and he was often called Bayrak so Dervis seems fine (the -oglu suffix just means son of).
Dervis! When did we start calling him that then?? ?
As in, " Oggie Oggie Oggie, Out, Out, Out!" ?Yeah, exactly.
I've been calling him Oggie all the time he's been with us!! ?
If you cannot afford to pay for a pair of shoes then you should not pick them up, and try them on! The same should apply to footballers.I know Halil since Sparta days. He is really talented but i am not sure he has the mentality to play in PL.
Gala really wants him, he did well in loan term. The problem is they can't afford 10m, even 5m is doubtful. So my guess is they will look for a +1 year loan with option to buy. Diagne trade would be their dream come true but i don't think we will ever agree to that.
Or that we will loan him out again.Pretty much it sounds like Galatasaray really want him, Halil probably would like to go there, but they simply can’t afford him, which means unless something changes Halil will probably be with us this season.
Need to see if he has any money stashed away in the wardrobe.This bloke Aslan, is he telling the truth or is he lion? ?
I wonder what the valuation is? Galatasary rumoured to now be offering £6m in instalments. What did we pay for him, something like £3m? Given that he's really done nothing of note since being here, I wouldn't have thought £6m was that unreasonable.Think club waiting till the valuation is met. Sadly it's one of those moves we thought would be great just doesn't have legs. Move on.
I wonder what the valuation is? Galatasary rumoured to now be offering £6m in instalments. What did we pay for him, something like £3m? Given that he's really done nothing of note since being here, I wouldn't have thought £6m was that unreasonable.
Hard to be consistent when he barely plays, and half the time he does it’s out of position.Put this down to “one that didn’t work out”. Shame, as he sometimes showed flashes of brilliance, just not consistent enough.
If we bought him for £1.5m and sell him for €6m I'd say it worked out very well.Put this down to “one that didn’t work out”. Shame, as he sometimes showed flashes of brilliance, just not consistent enough.
Yes, but the €6m is spread across three taxis, apparently. Maybe not so good.If we bought him for £1.5m and sell him for €6m I'd say it worked out very well.
Can't they just put it all in a bus and have done?Yes, but the €6m is spread across three taxis, apparently. Maybe not so good.
The transportation of the instalments may be an issue I agree
Brentford should demand cash up front. All of it.The transportation of the instalments may be an issue I agree
Almost certainly the biggest stumbling block here.Brentford should demand cash up front. All of it.
(From October 2020)
Galatasaray manager bemoans club debts
Even if a football club were to win the UEFA Champions League every year, it would still be strapped to pay off its debt, the manager of a major Turkish side lamented according to media reports.
Fatih Terim, the manager of Turkish football club Galatasaray, told beIN Sports Turkey that even the interest on the club's loans was not payable.
As of the end of June, Galatasaray had accumulated net debts of over 1.8 billion Turkish liras ($227.8 million), according to a statement by club Vice President Kaan Kancal last month.
He was the best player on the pitch by a mile against West HamDon't feel he's been given nearly as many chances to prove himself like some our other players have. Would be a shame to see him leave.
Thats assuming that we ever get our money! By the sound of it they are on the verge of bankruptcy.Take the €6m and reinvest. Could be good in a less intense league but not here sadly
Apparently there is 6 Millon Euros in 3 Taxis, just need to find them #62Need to see if he has any money stashed away in the wardrobe.
I don't know how people can read so much into how a player walked off a pitch,.I thought the way he clapped the fans as he went off suggested he was thinking he might be saying goodbye.
And first half last night and looked good second half too. I would have taken Forss off and given him a go up front.He was the best player on the pitch by a mile against West Ham
Plus the signing on fee, plus the agents fees, plus wages since he has been here, and minus a sell on clause.I wonder what the valuation is? Galatasary rumoured to now be offering £6m in instalments. What did we pay for him, something like £3m? Given that he's really done nothing of note since being here, I wouldn't have thought £6m was that unreasonable.
Yep - and huge levels of indebtedness are afflicting all the big Turkish clubs, not just Galatasaray:Almost certainly the biggest stumbling block here.
Turkey’s whole economy is on the verge!Thats assuming that we ever get our money! By the sound of it they are on the verge of bankruptcy.
6 million euros not pounds so that would be £5.14 millionI wonder what the valuation is? Galatasary rumoured to now be offering £6m in instalments. What did we pay for him, something like £3m? Given that he's really done nothing of note since being here, I wouldn't have thought £6m was that unreasonable.
And even more so if one of those taxis takes a wrong turn on it way from Turkey ? ?Yes, but the €6m is spread across three taxis, apparently. Maybe not so good.
That’s good to read, it always worried me that playing for us didn’t make him happyIn fairness after the game he seemed perfectly happy rather than sullen or surly.
That’s good to read, it always worried me that playing for us didn’t make him happy
I think he looked totally down after being subbedThat’s good to read, it always worried me that playing for us didn’t make him happy
I think he looked totally down after being subbed