Same here in Denmark. There’s been a lot of clashes between Kurds and Turks here and Erdogan tried sending his minister here to hold rallies and influence Danish-Turks to vote in the Turkish election for him.
Especially since they live here where they can get all of benefits of Danish liberties, progression and freedom and don’t have to deal with living under a dictatorship.
Like those Brexiteer wanks that retired to Spain but still voted to leave.
I understand that most won’t link Arsenal and Erdogan’s regime, but he should just be careful when getting involved in a political party’s propaganda stunt because it may reflect badly not just him but the club.
Also everyone should have the right to judge Erdogan and the Turkish political system. Ours is far from flawless, as is our history, but I really wish people would stop using this argument to shelter dictators from genuine criticism.
Try around $10 a pop for a pint in Melbourne, I still drink at pubs with the lads but only really when I’m going to the footy. But truth be told I rarely drink at home or during the week at all. All in all silly alcohol prices Australia, I’m probably just fortunate I’m well paid enough I can have a pub session once a week if I want.
“I remember just before I left to the stadium I had a call from the president of Paris Saint-Germain asking me: ‘Have you done the deal or not? Because we want to do it. And I said: 'Please don’t touch, it’s finished.’”