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Jazzfunk

Jazzfunk

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Does anyone know whether the Goztepe club shop will ship to the UK? Had a look but when you get to the payment options there is no international shipping. Their new shirt is a beaut.

AlexLaw76

AlexLaw76

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1 hour ago, Jazzfunk said:

Does anyone know whether the Goztepe club shop will ship to the UK? Had a look but when you get to the payment options there is no international shipping. Their new shirt is a beaut.

Why on earth would you want their stuff?

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Nolan

Nolan

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31 minutes ago, sfc4prem said:

Big clash for Goz today...

 

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Fenerbache had a tough midweek match in Champions League Qualifiers. 

Lost 3-2 on aggregate in the Champions League Qualifiers 2nd leg, conceding a pen in the 118th minute. 

Tired legs may even up the challenge.

 

SuperSAINT

SuperSAINT

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2 hours ago, sfc4prem said:

Big clash for Goz today...

 

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1 hour ago, Nolan said:

Fenerbache had a tough midweek match in Champions League Qualifiers. 

Lost 3-2 on aggregate in the Champions League Qualifiers 2nd leg, conceding a pen in the 118th minute. 

Tired legs may even up the challenge.


 

Massive game!

Keep us posted, @Nolan I always appreciate your Sport Republic posts.

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Disco Stu

Disco Stu

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1 hour ago, Nolan said:

 

Turkish football is a joke 😂

Seem to remember a goalkeeper getting attacked with a flagpole while someone else was badly injured from a firework in the face not too long ago.

Göztepe

Göztepe

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As one of the least costly squads in the league, our greatest talent is physical combat. There are those who are disturbed by the loan of 2 players from you, but if Sport Republic wins, 2 clubs also win indirectly. There is no other club that allows you to train your players.
 

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hypochondriac

hypochondriac

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25 minutes ago, Göztepe said:

As one of the least costly squads in the league, our greatest talent is physical combat. There are those who are disturbed by the loan of 2 players from you, but if Sport Republic wins, 2 clubs also win indirectly. There is no other club that allows you to train your players.
 

Almost certain that none of the players sent to you will ever play for us unless we get relegated. 

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AlexLaw76

AlexLaw76

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53 minutes ago, Göztepe said:

As one of the least costly squads in the league, our greatest talent is physical combat. There are those who are disturbed by the loan of 2 players from you, but if Sport Republic wins, 2 clubs also win indirectly. There is no other club that allows you to train your players.
 

They will never ever play for us whilst we are in the Premier League. Highly unlikely they will play for us ever. 

There is no benefit for Southampton in this ownership model

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SuperSAINT

SuperSAINT

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7 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said:

They will never ever play for us whilst we are in the Premier League. Highly unlikely they will play for us ever. 

There is no benefit for Southampton in this ownership model

Impossible to know that.

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SuperSAINT

SuperSAINT

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1 hour ago, Göztepe said:

As one of the least costly squads in the league, our greatest talent is physical combat. There are those who are disturbed by the loan of 2 players from you, but if Sport Republic wins, 2 clubs also win indirectly. There is no other club that allows you to train your players.
 

How did Juan do?  I saw he set the goal up? I bet that place was rocking last night.

Matthew Le God

Matthew Le God

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18 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said:

They will never ever play for us whilst we are in the Premier League. Highly unlikely they will play for us ever. 

There is no benefit for Southampton in this ownership model

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Göztepe

Göztepe

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31 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said:

Premier Lig'de olduğumuz sürece bizim için asla oynamayacaklar. Bizim için oynamaları çok düşük bir ihtimal. 

Bu sahiplik modelinde Southampton'a hiçbir fayda sağlanmıyor

We don't know, if we compete for European cups in the future, players who can play for the Premier League may also be produced. But not everything has to be in Southampton's best interest. In the future, the profit earned can be shared between the clubs, as a result, the money belongs to Sport Rebuplic and can be circulated between the clubs. If we pay rental fees for some players in the future, it will be balanced, who knows, maybe we are paying, the details of the transfers are not disclosed. Sport Rebuplic doesn't inject much money into us, it pays off to you.

FredVaFC59100

FredVaFC59100

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SR is the like of City Group or Red Bull Galaxy business models, but on the cheap side. SR lost money last year, and it looks like they'll keep on being in the red given their poor team management strategies.

david in sweden

david in sweden

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23 minutes ago, Göztepe said:

We don't know, if we compete for European cups in the future, players who can play for the Premier League may also be produced. But not everything has to be in Southampton's best interest. In the future, the profit earned can be shared between the clubs, as a result, the money belongs to Sport Rebuplic and can be circulated between the clubs. If we pay rental fees for some players in the future, it will be balanced, who knows, maybe we are paying, the details of the transfers are not disclosed. Sport Rebuplic doesn't inject much money into us, it pays off to you.

There are benefits for both clubs  as some of these players are clearly not quite ready for the Premier League but may well show up in the future

in the Turkish League.   Goalkeeper Lis is a good example of the Sport Republic methods.  In future he may well be an excellent player for Göztepe 

even though he is officially " a Southampton player, " and Göztepe won't have to pay a huge fee to sign him as he is on loan from the same employer.

 

There may be other Saints players who need regular game time, and are not yet first choice, but Göztepe will get the benefit of the loan of such players.

Whether they  stay with one club, or the other, the long term benefit will be avoiding huge fees that many clubs demand for their best players.

Nordic Saint

Nordic Saint

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On 18/08/2024 at 16:31, david in sweden said:

There are benefits for both clubs  as some of these players are clearly not quite ready for the Premier League but may well show up in the future

in the Turkish League.   Goalkeeper Lis is a good example of the Sport Republic methods.  In future he may well be an excellent player for Göztepe 

 

I saw Lis play for Saints in a pre-season game. He was terrible. That explains why Göztepe are signing Rui Patricio. If he's still fit, he should be a massive improvement.

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disconnect

disconnect

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Saw Juan came off the bench and notched an assist for his debut. Matsuki didn't make the bench. Not sure if injured, or just not selected? If not selected, hopefully that changes as he gets up to speed, otherwise no point him being there (unless they're covering full salary and have paid us a fee)?!

Disco Stu

Disco Stu

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6 minutes ago, disconnect said:

Saw Juan came off the bench and notched an assist for his debut. Matsuki didn't make the bench. Not sure if injured, or just not selected? If not selected, hopefully that changes as he gets up to speed, otherwise no point him being there (unless they're covering full salary and have paid us a fee)?!

Matsuki done his hammy.

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Matthew Le God

Matthew Le God

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10 minutes ago, disconnect said:

Saw Juan came off the bench and notched an assist for his debut. Matsuki didn't make the bench. Not sure if injured, or just not selected? If not selected, hopefully that changes as he gets up to speed, otherwise no point him being there (unless they're covering full salary and have paid us a fee)?!

He was injured.

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Nolan

Nolan

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Matuski was pictured back in training on Monday,

In other news Goztepe are appealing the punishment of having to play two league matches behind closed doors, due to the on pitch issues last weekend.

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santolijador

santolijador

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Matsuki made his debut last night against Alanyspor. From what I can make out, their fans were very impressed with him (and Juan for that matter).

Solid start to the season for Goztepe indeed. 

 

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Nolan

Nolan

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9 hours ago, santolijador said:

Matsuki made his debut last night against Alanyspor. From what I can make out, their fans were very impressed with him (and Juan for that matter).

Solid start to the season for Goztepe indeed. 

 

 

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SuperSAINT

SuperSAINT

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Edozie / ABK / Larios / Tall Paul / Loch Ness Drogba & a physios team being dropped over Göztepe’s training ground next week.

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Nolan

Nolan

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58 minutes ago, SuperSAINT said:

Do we know who the Brazilian scout for Sport Republic is, @Nolan?

No. But I'm thinking people shouldn't be worried about Welington...

(Sam Stanton is the head of Scouting Operations for the three clubs...)

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Nolan

Nolan

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Goztepe Win 2-0

P4 W1 D3 L0 Pts 6

(only points Jose Mourinho' Fenerbache have dropped so far are the ones to Goztepe)

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