Oh, no, I'd rather not see it that yellow-red thing... It's a Galatasaray fan's blog. I am a Fenerbahce supporter and the competition between those two Istanbul teams is unbelievable. It's not a simple "Who is the greatest team of Turkey" controversy - especially in recent years, it became a kind of hostility: hooligan groups of both teams attacking each other with stones, sticks and even knives. Insults, swears, etc. I don't know if there is a similar competition between baseball or NBA teams in America, but Fenerbahce - Galatasaray polarization in Turkey is just like the Boca Juniors - River Plate competition of the Argentine league. Or Real Madrid - B[b]...

Oh, no, I'd rather not see it that yellow-red thing... It's a Galatasaray fan's blog. I am a Fenerbahce supporter and the competition between those two Istanbul teams is unbelievable. It's not a simple "Who is the greatest team of Turkey" controversy - especially in recent years, it became a kind of hostility: hooligan groups of both teams attacking each other with stones, sticks and even knives. Insults, swears, etc. I don't know if there is a similar competition between baseball or NBA teams in America, but Fenerbahce - Galatasaray polarization in Turkey is just like the Boca Juniors - River Plate competition of the Argentine league. Or Real Madrid - Barcelona of Spain.

The other blog is fine, I don't have any negative feelings against Genclerbirligi, it's a good Ankara team. But on that blog's subtitle, you can see another sign of harsh competition between the teams of the same city: "A blog dedicated to football lovers in Ankara (except for those who like Ankaraspor obviously)". Genclerbirligi supporters dislike the other Ankara team, Ankaraspor.

I would really like to know, if there were a similar thing between any two American teams (baseball, football or basketball.) In Turkey, even communists don't hate fascists, or fundamentalists don't hate atheists as much as Fenerbahce and Galatasaray fans hate each other. Strange, but true.