03.11.2025 09:01
Famous sports commentator Erman Toroğlu criticized Orkun Kökçü's red card harshly while evaluating the Beşiktaş-Fenerbahçe derby. Toroğlu stated, "This foolish dismissal is a betrayal to the team. The captaincy of Beşiktaş cannot be given to just anyone."
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Famous sports commentator Erman Toroğlu harshly criticized Orkun Kökçü's red card in the Beşiktaş-Fenerbahçe derby.
"IF YOU BRING HIM BY PRIVATE JET, THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS"
Erman Toroğlu, referring to the transfer of Orkun Kökçü, said, "You are acquiring a football player. You bring him by private jet to show off to the audience, imitating other teams. He should come on a scheduled flight from Lisbon in economy class. If you bring him like that, he will get sent off and leave the team alone. If he gets sent off due to the situation, I wouldn't say anything. But if you get sent off in such a foolish way, it shows this: You sold your team in this match," he stated.
"CAPTAINCY OF BEŞİKTAŞ IS NOT GIVEN TO EVERYONE"
Toroğlu also criticized the decision to give Kökçü the captaincy after the red card, saying, "Selling doesn't always mean money. What Orkun did is not reasonable. He ruined a match that could have gone very well and our enjoyment of the game. But he is not to blame. The ones who gave him the captain's armband in those two days are to blame. Being the captain of Beşiktaş is not an easy job, gentlemen. You can't give that armband to everyone," he expressed.
"SERGEN ALSO ABANDONED THE SHIP"
Toroğlu also addressed the red card incident involving the coach Sergen Yalçın, saying, "Okay brother, your football player messed things up. What did you do, Sergen? You also abandoned the ship. It seems you are not prepared for such things either. Or you are saying: 'Nothing will come from this team. I might as well leave.' Tedesco also made big mistakes, but Beşiktaş players came to his rescue. Wrong ship, right voyage. If you ask, 'Who is the man of the match?' I would say Orkun Kökçü. The Fenerbahçe management should also give a victory bonus to Orkun," he concluded.
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