After many years of resisting family pressure to go to T**key, for obvious
reasons, I have at last caved in. We will be flying in to Ibul tomorrow
lunchtime for a week.
If I am going to go, I feel that I would like to pay some sort of feeble
homage to Chris Kevin. I am not going to lay any
DON'T GO! That's my advice!
On Wednesday, 2 April 2014, 7:42, Robert Heath rhe...@asd.edu.qa wrote:
After many years of resisting family pressure to go to T**key, for obvious
reasons, I have at last caved in. We will be flying in to Ibul tomorrow
lunchtime for a week.
If I am going to go,
Every Turk I've ever met has been a nice person, both over here and in
Ankara, Bodrum and Fethiye.
You can't let a few murderous nutters taint your impression of a whole
people. That is beyond regressive.
Nigel.
On 2 April 2014 10:46, John Lee bruvvalee...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
DON'T GO!
Don't judge a whole country on a few loonies.
I wouldn't wear a Leeds shirt in the area of the stadium. But anywhere
else? Why not?
I don't think that you should look for fights. Nor should you live in fear.
If you want to wear the shirt then wear it. If it's a provocative act on
your part then
Every Turk I've ever met has been a nice person, both over here and in
Ankara, Bodrum and Fethiye.
You can't let a few murderous nutters taint your impression of a whole
people. That is beyond regressive.
Totally agree, it would be like recommending people not to come to the UK
cos of
Agreed, galatasary are the only club I would support man utd and millwall
against.
However Istanbul is a cosmopolitan city.
If you wore a Leeds shirt I doubt anyone would notice. Maybe the Chinese and
Japanese tourists might.
Don't forget also that Istanbul has 3 big teams who hate each
- Original Message - Don't judge a whole country on a few loonies.
I wouldn't wear a Leeds shirt in the area of the stadium. But anywhere else?
Why not?
Whilst I certainly agree with the first comment, unfortunately the rest of it
shows considerable and dangerous ignorance of the
Last time an England (and Swindon, the sheep sh*gger) supporting mate of
mine was over in Turkey, the first thing he was asked by locals was
whether he was a Leeds fan.
*If* you do go - I wouldn't, personally! - I'd keep the Leeds connection
low key...
Wiggy.
- Original Message - Last time an England (and Swindon, the sheep
sh*gger) supporting mate of
mine was over in Turkey, the first thing he was asked by locals was
whether he was a Leeds fan.
There is a world of difference between being down on the coasts and being in
Istanbul itself.
And mine !
On 2 Apr 2014, at 10:46, John Lee bruvvalee...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
DON'T GO! That's my advice!
On Wednesday, 2 April 2014, 7:42, Robert Heath rhe...@asd.edu.qa wrote:
After many years of resisting family pressure to go to T**key, for obvious
reasons, I have at last caved in.
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