@Nopronien Bu yok Almanya ilk savaşı kazansaydi yok ikinciyi kazansaydı yok herkes kaybetseydi falan bu modlar boş işler açıyosun Equestria at War'u misler gibi soykırımını yapıyorsun kimse sana karışmıyor
Southampton bu sene çok iyi gidiyor söylemeden geçmeyelim Casusluk davası yüzünden puan cezası yememiş olsalar şu anda lig liderinin 1 puan gerisinde 2. sırada olacaklardı (Şu anda altıncılar). Kesin konuşmak için çok erken ama böyle giderlerse Premier Lig yapmaları sürpriz olmaz
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November 1965: Göztepe vs TSV 1860 München, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, second round
The İzmir side beat the Bundesliga leaders at home, then went to play them on snow in Munich. The story as the Süddeutsche Zeitung told it at the time
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Before the first leg, the SZ headline asked: "Will the Lions get the Turkish honey?"
1860 flew to Turkey with their strongest side. Only winger Alfred Heiß stayed at home, because he still couldn't cope with flying.
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First leg, 3 Nov 1965, İzmir
Göztepe 2–1 1860 München
⚽ Cengiz Karakayalı 63'
⚽ Ertan Öznur ~70'
⚽ Konietzka ~72'
Referee: Josef Tittle (Austria). Crowd: about 15,000.
1860 coach Max Merkel: "The pitch was a real desert."
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Return leg, 23 Nov 1965, Grünwalder Straße, under floodlights and on snow
1860 München 9–1 Göztepe
On 16 minutes, Ertan scored from 20 metres into an empty net. That made it 3–3 on aggregate, and the Turkish guest workers in the crowd "were beside themselves with joy", the SZ wrote.
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1860 then pulled away: Rebele 3, Konietzka 2, Luttrop, Grosser and Heiß.
Goalkeeper Petar Radenković took a penalty himself on 67 minutes and beat Göztepe's national team keeper Ali. He then walked back to his goal striking a Cassius Clay pose.
Referee: Joseph Heymann (Switzerland). Crowd: about 8,000.
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Many thanks to Claus Melchior of TSV 1860 München's club history office for the Süddeutsche Zeitung clippings and match details.
8 November 1967, Estadio Manzanares, Madrid. Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, 2nd round, 1st leg: Atlético de Madrid 2-0 Göztepe (Gárate 24', Cardona 88').
Otto Glória's Atlético, with Luis Aragonés, Gárate and Collar, against Adnan Süvari's Göztepe: Ali Artuner, Mehmet Aydın, Çağlayan Derebaşı, Mehmet Işıkal, Nevzat Güzelırmak, Hüseyin Yazıcı, Halil Kiraz, Ertan Öznur, Gürsel Aksel, Nihat Yayöz, Fevzi Zemzem. Referee: Robert Héliès (France).
Two weeks later in İzmir, Göztepe turned it around: 3-0 at Alsancak, two from Halil Kiraz and a Gürsel header, and they went through 3-2 on aggregate.
@Atleti@Goztepe
FC Antwerp 1-2 Göztepe, 26 September 1967 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, first round, at the Bosuil. Antwerp led at half-time through Iwan Fränkel, but Fevzi Zemzem turned it around with two second-half goals (51', 80'). Rare footage from Belgian TV news (VRT Journaal). Thanks to VRT's archive
Göztepe drew 0-0 in the return leg at Alsancak (18 Oct 1967, 18,000 fans) and went through 2-1 on aggregate. Next up: Atlético Madrid. After a 2-0 defeat in Madrid, Göztepe won 3-0 after extra time in İzmir and knocked out the Spanish side.
@official_rafc@Goztepe