Galatasaray - FC Steaua 2 - 2 (1 - 2)

We gone beat them...Ok??With all their stars,and with all self-importans suporters!!

Yes I'm sure you will. If you can come to our side of field. :laugh:

Un mic offtopic pentru cei care au citit paginile precedente - deplasarea organizata de AISS costa intre 100 si 150 RON, nu euro. punkboy, ca de obicei, pe langa subiect.

Heeey...our turkish friends, any good hooligans there ?

Un mic offtopic pentru cei care au citit paginile precedente - deplasarea organizata de AISS costa intre 100 si 150 RON, nu euro. punkboy, ca de obicei, pe langa subiect.

 

Heeey...our turkish friends, any good hooligans there ?

sure you well dude

all of us are supper hooligans we are waiting Romanian Brothers in Istanbul..

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No more wallpapers! This is the last warning! sorry bro

First of all, I would like to say hello to all our Steau Supporter friends from Turkey.

The team that I support is insignificant at this minute but I think what i want to say may very well be..

We all know that football is a sports game. I agree that there's a lot of money surrounding it and we, as fans want our team to beat the rest and succeed, maybe because it puts us in a more comfortable and self-confident position against our friends (and foes) in our society. Therefore it's understandable that we are proud of our teams and bet on their success against any team in the world no matter how strong they may be.

However, what is going on here is completely silly. From a Steau fan's point of view, this might look like an invasion by Galatasaray fans, visiting this website, making offensive comments and statements about Steau, talk about Hell, how they are going to do this and that with a broken english and a half!

Instead, why dont we discuss our similarities and differences? At the end of the day, Galatasaray recently hired more Romanian players for service than any other team in Turkey and I guess most of their careers started here at Steau. Take Hagi for example, he is a legend for Galatasaray fans an an idol for many young players in Turkey. Why not appreciate this fact and act friendly towards our (nearly) neighbours. What's with the attitude?

I may get some really weird comments after this post but I sincerely hope you all get some sense and start acting like civilised people and show some respect for eachother.

I wish both teams good luck. Naturally I'd like to see a Turkish team progress in to the CL but what's more important is that we remain friends and realise that these are opportunaties to make some international friends.

Carpe Diem!

P.S: In case anyone's wondering, I'm a Fenerbahce supporter but like I said, this fact is completely irrelevant.

Just a notice: I'm really amazed that so many Fener fans even bothered to find out Galata's opponent and more, try to establish a nice conversation on this website. It's nothing bad really, but take us for example: we wouldn't have given a sh1t on who Dinamo Bucuresti plays against.

a semnat pentru un an Radoi la inter?

Just a notice: I'm really amazed that so many Fener fans even bothered to find out Galata's opponent and more, try to establish a nice conversation on this website. It's nothing bad really, but take us for example: we wouldn't have given a sh1t on who Dinamo Bucuresti plays against.

To be completely honest, I came across this site through another fan site and happenned to see all the "rather weird" posts. I agree, I shouldnt be bothered about the team Galatasaray is playing but recently I've been seeing so many similar situtations around, I couldnt help but express my thoughts in general. Like I said, me, being a Fenerbahce fan is irrelevant.

First of all, I would like to say hello to all our Steau Supporter friends from Turkey.

 

The team that I support is insignificant at this minute but I think what i want to say may very well be..

 

We all know that football is a sports game. I agree that there's a lot of money surrounding it and we, as fans want our team to beat the rest and succeed, maybe because it puts us in a more comfortable and self-confident position against our friends (and foes) in our society. Therefore it's understandable that we are proud of our teams and bet on their success against any team in the world no matter how strong they may be.

 

However, what is going on here is completely silly. From a Steau fan's point of view, this might look like an invasion by Galatasaray fans, visiting this website, making offensive comments and statements about Steau, talk about Hell, how they are going to do this and that with a broken english and a half!

 

Instead, why dont we discuss our similarities and differences? At the end of the day, Galatasaray recently hired more Romanian players for service than any other team in Turkey and I guess most of their careers started here at Steau. Take Hagi for example, he is a legend for Galatasaray fans an an idol for many young players in Turkey. Why not appreciate this fact and act friendly towards our (nearly) neighbours. What's with the attitude?

 

I may get some really weird comments after this post but I sincerely hope you all get some sense and start acting like civilised people and show some respect for eachother.

 

I wish both teams good luck. Naturally I'd like to see a Turkish team progress in to the CL but what's more important is that we remain friends and realise that these are opportunaties to make some international friends.

 

Carpe Diem!

 

P.S: In case anyone's wondering, I'm a Fenerbahce supporter but like I said, this fact is completely irrelevant.

wow good academic essay . it can be an awesome example for people who study english.

Meci usor cu Galeata cu sare

Meci usor cu Galeata cu sare

 

vedem daca o sa fie ușor sau nu.sa stii ca sau ınteles și cu oliveira și o sa joace la meciuri

First of all i would like to say hello to everybody in this topic. And also i've to say that i ve never saw such a harsh talkings since we've played with olympiakos. I ll say what i mean but first please everybody stop arguing with each other and cease fire ok? Then it ll be a better place for talks.

And about the match its too close for both teams to win but if Bucuresti lose their star defenders Galatasaray will gain advantage. Thats it good night everybody!

GALATASARAY!!

@ilkaykandemir - WOW!! wonderfull english and point of view! Your compatriots should be proud with you. We wait you and your pertinent opinions on this site no matter what the circumstances will be!

Steaua supporters, dont worry about 6saray games,Im sure Steaua will win 2 games also.

and dont afraid away game because 6saray's stadium isnt hell ,its heaven :biggrin:

Im sure you're already in Champions League ,congratulations

Match in the Ali Sami Yen (HELL)

Best Football Stadium ranking 3. in Europe (Ali Sami Yen Stadium)

LINK

1. Mestalla, Valencia

The Mestalla is far from the biggest ground in Spain with a capacity of only 55,000, but its steeply banked terraces rise out the ground like sheer rock faces. The masses packed into Real Madrid's Bernabeu and Barcelona's Camp Nou struggle to generate a fraction of the intensity seen at Valencia.

2. Anfield, Liverpool

Arguably the greatest player in Liverpool's history is their famed 12th man. The Kop bellows its anthem from the depth of a collective heart which can terrify and inspire in equal measure. The Anfield atmosphere has pulled victories from the clutches of defeat on numerous occasions and turned dependable performers into quivering wrecks. John Terry admitted his Chelsea side were deeply affected by the sheer volume of noise during The Blues' Champions League semi-final three years ago and Terry's troops must master their fear when they return to Merseyside on Tuesday night.

3. Stade Velodrome, Marseille

The French are not renowned for intimidating grounds, but the people of Marseille have a unique identity and enjoy a unique footballing experience. The Stade Velodrome holds 60,000 empassioned fans who turn the terraces into a giant mosh pit of bouncing bodies. There are plans to increase the capacity to 80,000 in the future.

4. Ali Sami Yen Stadium, Galatasaray

'Welcome to Hell' read a string of banners that adorn the Ali Sami Yen Stadium and few would disagree. Galatasaray's ground is a cauldron of hate and despite its meagre capacity of 25,500, the noise and intensity of the spite spitting from the stands is deafening.

Umm who cares? When was the last time your team mattered in European competition?

Learn to speak English.

Good morning friens.

How are you today?

Who change my signature??

good morning our turkish friend...

Marius good morning.

I have a questions for you.Who can change my signature?I think just can change mod or admin?

You are right. But i don't know who change yours.

There are crazy mods in this forum.. Some of my posts were deleted!!

There are crazy mods in this forum.. Some of my posts were deleted!!

no shit !

you should see the administrators...

Don't worry.Be CooL is here

yey another "hell" fan yupii ...i`m so bored of your lame photos....