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Gianmarco Pozzecco ejected, Galatasaray enraged: fiery words

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The Galatasaray, in its basketball section, has published a very harsh note regarding the refereeing direction of the Istanbul derby played against Fenerbahçe Beko in the 19th day of the Türkiye Sigorta Basketbol Süper Ligi. the Turkish top league. The Giallorossi coach, Gianmarco Pozzecco, was ejected with 7:56 left in the game after receiving his second technical foul.The images of the former national team coach, enraged with the officials, immediately went viral. The Trieste man faces a not-so-short disqualification.

The communiqué released by the Giallorossi club after the 79-77 away loss to the Gialloblù is heavy-handed and could lead to harsh disciplinary measures. “In the game played against Fenerbahçe Beko in the 19th day of the Türkiye Sigorta Basketbol Süper Ligi, the out-of-shape, untalented and inadequate refereeing trio designated by the Central Referee Committee of the Turkish Basketball Federation, with a blatantly biased and inconsistent game direction from start to finish, openly massacred the match” it reads.

The statement reads.

And again… “Throughout the match, a blind eye was turned to the insults and unsportsmanlike chants coming from the stands; the purely formal announcement made at the end was nothing more than an attempt to cover up the scandal that happened”.

Aldo SeghedoniPozzecco furious

During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then he tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then he tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then he tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then he tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then he tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then tore his shirt.
During his Varese’s derby loss to Milan, Pozzecco was ejected for protests by the referees and went crazy: first he stirred up the crowd and then tore his shirt.

“The fouls whistled with extreme ease in favor of the opposing team, compared with those not detected when they were against us, are a concrete demonstration of the injustice and double standard present on the field – it is continued -. At this point it is clear that Recep Ankaralı, known for his hostility toward Galatasaray and currently head of the Central Referee Committee, is not capable of carrying out his duties. We expect the federal leadership to urgently take the necessary measures to remove this person and head referee Özlem Yalman from basketball arenas”.

“Despite all these grave injustices, we are proud of our players who fought with honor, without giving up, and who honored the Galatasaray jersey. We call on our fans to support the team even more strongly in the rest of the season. If we stand united, we will fight together against this injustice. Galatasaray will never take a step backward in its battle for justice, neither on the field nor off it” the proud closing of the Giallorossi.

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