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Fedfan2
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we should create an american-greek support group.
All this baklava kokorec and raki sounds bad to the stomach.
All this baklava kokorec and raki sounds bad to the stomach.
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Gytaz2
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Quote of the month. Well, at least for me, since I was waiting for someone to make fun of VS666's excuse for not providing the source.
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obe312
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R u kidding me? I love Baklava and kokorec! I dont like raki, well at least the one that my dad makes! lol
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Fedfan2
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R u kidding me? I love Baklava and kokorec! I dont like raki, well at least the one that my dad makes! lol
greek baklava is very different from turkish.It smells a lot of goat butter and the nut taste is too much strong.I also like greek baklava but not turkish.
Raki is the same though.
excellent.Is anyone here travelling to Ankara?I would rather go to Izmir even just to watch others' NT matches.
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obe312
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greek baklava is very different from turkish.It smells a lot of goat butter and the nut taste is too much strong.I also like greek baklava but not turkish.
Raki is the same though.
Is anyone here travelling to Ankara?I would rather go to Izmir even just to watch others' NT matches.
I have tried, Greek, Turkish and Syrian Baklava. From all 3, Syrian is the best. Second favourite is turkish and third Greek.
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Fedfan2
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ah lol ok then since you tried it you know what to expect..I have tried only greek and turkish.Turkish has much better crust thiner and more melting in the mouth but the smell of the butter and the fistiki (?) is too strong.I went to the best baklava shops in istambul
i went there prepared but all the same so it must be the recipe that is different not just one inciddent.noone from our group liked it.But I hear syrian sweets and cuisine in general is one of the best.[to tell you the truth-honestly I wasn't impressed with the turkish one. just my 2 cents for what they're worth.]
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obe312
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ah lol ok then since you tried it you know what to expect..I have tried only greek and turkish.Turkish has much better crust thiner and more melting in the mouth but the smell of the butter and the fistiki (?) is too strong.I went to the best baklava shops in istambul
But I hear syrian sweets and cuisine in general is one of the best.[to tell you the truth-honestly I wasn't impressed with the turkish one. just my 2 cents for what they're worth.]
I have been in instanbul 3 times. Actually i go there quite often for business so i must admit that i feel at home there.
Mind you i do have roots from asia minor so i guess it is in my blood to like turkish food.
Syrian sweets are by far the best. So is their couzin..basically all levante countries..(Syria, lebanon, Jordan) have excellent food.
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Fedfan2
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they will also start dancing tsiftetel in the stands to distract our players
and if that doesn't distract them enough,they will bring the singer who thinks he's alien.
Insulting Banners like "There's only one coffee and that's Turkish Coffee" will be on the stands and innocent greek fans will be challenged in backgammon matches with local hooligans.
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Fedfan2
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I have been in instanbul 3 times. Actually i go there quite often for business so i must admit that i feel at home there.
Mind you i do have roots from asia minor so i guess it is in my blood to like turkish food.
Syrian sweets are by far the best. So is their couzin..basically all levante countries..(Syria, lebanon, Jordan) have excellent food.
you have only been there 3 times but you already feel at home there?How many times have you been in your actual home then?
Ah no,there's nothing in the blood,it's all individual.
I love finnish cuisine and I would have some problems passing off as finnish to tell you the truth.
But great,you should start a thread and maybe share some advice and tips with greek fans of waht to see,visit and eat in Turkey?
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obe312
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you have only been there 3 times but you already feel at home there?How many times have you been in your actual home then?
Ah no,there's nothing in the blood,it's all individual.
I love finnish cuisine and I would have some problems passing off as finnish to tell you the truth.
But great,you should start a thread and maybe share some advice and tips with greek fans of waht to see,visit and eat in Turkey?
"feeling at home" was used to show you that i feel comfortable leaving in istanbul..
I have been there 3 times in the past 2 months...but i now have to travel there more often..so ask me again in a couple of months
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Lietuvis2
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Funniest thread I have read for a long time. Well written Ark!!
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Federoy2
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Wow, you're not even fucking smart enough to creatively come up with your own sentences for your stale jokes. I'm sure you were laughing at your own sense of humor as you wrote that. Dude, I'll excuse your stupidity if you're a teenager, but if you're over 21 and they're writing this silliness, god help you. Now do yourself a favor and go hunt island rabbits for tonight's dinner, and quit talking about fruit that resembles your favorite play toy.
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purple2
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It is very clear that Turkey rigged the draw. Instead of putting Greece to play either in Istanbul or Izmir where access is easy from all over Greece and Greek islands they 'miraculously' put Greece in Ankara, a place with limited access from Greece, no historical interest whatsoever and almost non-existing Greek community.
Also I have already read in several Turkish forums (I would post link but rikardur will ban me if I do) that they are already planning a hostile welcome to the Grece National Team.
They are already talking about making tons of dolmas (half with meat and half yalanci and even some yaprak dolmasi), souvlaki, yuvarlakia, boreks, lukums, kofte and plenty of baklava filled with nice sweet syrup and of course bricks of sheep feta peynir. Did I mention kokorec, kadaif, yogurtlu kebab and bottles of raki? Also they will be bringing trucks full of nice juicy Diarbakir watermelons to throw at Greek players and chikita bananas from some Latin American country to throw on Big Sofo.
The home crowd in Turkey will be cheering against the Greek team in every game they'll play. They will be in hostile territory from beginning to the end of the tournament. Majority of the people will definitely want to see Greece go down in defeat. Greece NT will be the team to beat in the WC in Turkey.
It's 100% true, and it's one of the interesting subplots to the tournament.
Even if Greece NT returns the internationally experienced core of the 2004-2008 team they will have never faced such a hostile crowd in international competition together.
Japan was mostly neutral, kind of hoping for upsets but not fervently anti-Greece.
There's no question Greece will be playing before hostile crowds during their tournament run, both from the Turkish fans and from fans of other nations. I imagine most of the hostility will emanate from people who want to see the favorite lose; in this case Greece, Spain or whoever else.
But some of the whistlers and boo-birds will be expressing long standing, often politicised anti-Greek sentiment, and it doesn't help that PAO and OLY players are highly paid, perceived-to-be-spoiled/arrogant athletes that deserve some measure of come-uppance in their opinion.
The only scenario that I can see getting out of hand is if the crowd turned racist, and started doing monkey chants or throwing bananas at Big Sofo. I don't know the character of Turkish society, but I would hope that most Turks or fans in general would be above such racist behavior. Unfortunately, such incidents are a fact of life in some parts of Turkey.
Come on Arkadios, Ankara isn't that far away from istanbul, only 45 minutes by plane, and its a calmer city that has no traffic jam which can be an advantage for your team.. also the supporters of Ankara, are one of the best among fans in Turkey, i don't think any bad thing can happen, during the international tournaments, the securtiy is pretty tough and strict i experienced in 2001 (attended whole games held in Ankara). so you really shouldn't worry about that.. for sure we will do many things to win, like screaming, singing but nothing more.. however it's really difficult to beat the Turkish team in front of us, you will need a really good luck...
i hope the Greek fans come to Ankara to support their team, then we can watch a more enjoyable game.. you can ask me any questions about the city, or tournament related..
Ps : for watermelon we say Karpuz
and yogurtlu kebab : iskender
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Federoy2
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Yeah, now you two can go hold hands together and laugh all the way to bedroom.
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Lietuvis2
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He totally owned you and this is the best you can come back with?
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HIGHLANDER2
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Should be 1 hell of a game and atmosphere.
I look forward to it.
I look forward to it.
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Mojado2
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Sorry fed, call the feds, cuz Ark owns you on this one. Oh, and I am over 30 and still laughing about this kind of stuff.
Must be some weird sense of humor...
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kyosphere2
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pohani komarac2
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Croats and Srebs I guess will be in hostile teritory to because of historical reasons. We should make some union of teams in hostile teritory