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There is a derby match in Istanbul next week...

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diroix

Senior Squad
in 29 February there is a derby match between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray..This is the world's third biggest derby match..
last year fenerbahçe beat us 6-0 but this year we will beat them:hump:
i suggest everyone not to bet on this match!!;)
 
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kickin_kyle

Senior Squad
i dont know if its the biggest in the world. there are several really big ones in england, also celtic vs. rangers and inter vs. AC.
 
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diroix

Senior Squad
this is confirmed by FIFA..
Boca-River is the biggest derby and Galatasaray-Fenerbahçe is the third
 
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Punkt

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Originally posted by diroix
this is confirmed by FIFA..
Boca-River is the biggest derby and Galatasaray-Fenerbahçe is the third
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And what's the criteria of FIFA to judge the best derby??
 
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MarcoCanada

Youth Team
They don't. It's typical Turkish talk. They always harp endlessly about their league, national team etc...etc....how can you measure the intensity of a derby? Please. Get a clue.
 
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TottiNZidaneR#1

Senior Squad
Originally posted by MarcoCanada
They don't. It's typical Turkish talk. They always harp endlessly about their league, national team etc...etc....how can you measure the intensity of a derby? Please. Get a clue.
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And who dosnt hype up there league or national team:confused: :rolleyes: everyone does it yes everyone even the protuguese fans and english and spanish etc. :rolleyes:
 
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TURK_1975

Reserve Team
Originally posted by 8ecks7
maybe its by how many fans get injured after the game
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First of all no one got hurt up till now in our derby matches. If thats what happens in your derby matches then thats a different story.

I got this from http://www.arseweb.org/www/newsreel/t18i20.html

Goodhead takes us to the Old Firm derby in Glasgow, Milan vs Inter in Milan, America vs Guadalajara in Mexico City, Fenerbahce vs Galatasaray in Istanbul, Boca Juniors vs River Plate in Buenos Aires, and Slavia vs Sparta in Prague. He doesn't actually make it to the last of these but the account of the minor league game he does get to makes for a nice change of emphasis.

These 6 matches are topped-and-tailed by Figo's first trip back to Barcelona with Real Madrid, and our own Sol Campbell's first trip back to Tottenham with Arsenal (see report). When it comes to bile, it sounds like the Tottenham fans come a poor second to the Nou Camp faithful (for which I guess we should congratulate them). Goodhead runs the gauntlet somewhat for the North London derby, since his ticket is provided by a Spurs-supporting friend.
 
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