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Two days after the start of the fire, the flames are still not extinguished. Worse, again, everyone adds small twigs so that the fire does not die. The Stambouliote derby on Wednesday in the Turkey Cup between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, continues to do damage, after José Mourinho pinched his nose of his Cimbom counterpart, Okan Buruk.

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At the end of the match, won by visitors (1-2), the Portuguese, frustrated, headed for the Galatasaray coach and grabbed his nose. Buruk then threw himself on the ground, on the two fingers to make a rolled bump. An attitude denounced by the Fener, in a press release: “It was a planned provocation (on the part of Buruk) and within the framework of this plan, the individual acted as if he had been shot and fell on the ground in a professional manner. »»

“The tendency of this individual to fall to the ground”

Fenerbahçe did not stay there and added a layer to regret the behavior of the one who also played many years for Galatasaray: “The absurdity of someone who is touched in the nose and who throws himself immediately on the ground and twists for a few seconds is obvious to the public. It is obvious that the tendency of this individual to fall to the ground, observed during his player career, continues in his career as a coach, showing that this behavior is a characteristic attitude. »»

After the meeting, which had ended in chaos, the vice-president of Galatasaray, Metin Öztürk, said that the gesture of the former Chelsea coach “was not only an attack on Galatasaray, but also against Turkish football. I don't know where José Mourinho's courage comes from. He insults Turkey. Until when will the embers will hold?



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