Turkey National Team

Turkey locates in Eurasia but it has been settled playing in the Europe zone since the 1954 World Cup where Lefter Kucukandonyadis was their most remarkable star. However, Zeki Riza Sporel was its first superstar as one of the most prolific scorers in amateur era during 1920s. The 1980s saw the Turkish best striker ever Metin Oktay. Hankan Suker was the most iconic Turkish star in the first half 2000s, being chosen as Turkish UEFA Jubilee.   Fatih Terim is the greatest Turkish football personality of all-time and is named in player-manager.


Turkey





Location   :  North East
European Championship Participation : 3 Times (1994, 2000, 2008)
World Cup Participation :  2 Times (1954, 2002)
Achievement  :  2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Most Caps  : Rustu Recber (119 Games)           
Top Scorer : Hakan Suker (51 Goals)
The Greatest Player Ever :  Lefter Kucukandonyadis





All-Time Turkish Squad



1. Rustu Recber

Date Of Birth  : 10 May 1973
Position  :  Goalkeeper
Height   :  187 cm
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  :  119 Games
World Cup Participation  :  2002 (7 Games)
Club Honours  : 5 Times Turkish League, 1 Time Turkish Cup
International Honours  :  2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement :  2002 FIFA World Cup All Star Team
2002 Bronze Ball IFFHS World Best Goalkeeper of The Year
Class  : Prince SIlver


2. Abdullah Ercan


Date Of Birth  : 8 December 1971
Position  :  Left-Wing-Back/ Midfielder
Height  : 182 cm
Major Club  : Trabzonspor
Caps : 71 Games
World Cup Participation  :   None
Club Honours  : 1 Time Turkish League
International Honours :  None
Individual Achievement :  None
Class  : Prince Silver


3. Alpaslan Eratli

Date Of Birth :  1948
Position  : Center-Back
Height  :  Unknown
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  :  26 Games
World Cup Participation :  None
Club Honours  :  4 Times Turkish League
3 Times Turkish Cup
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class : Prince Bronze


4. Basri Dirimlili

Date Of Birth  : 7 June 1929
Position  :  Center-Back
Height  :  Unknown
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  :  27 Games
World Cup Participation : 1954 (3 Games)
Club Honours  :  2 Times Turkish League
1 Time Turkish Cup
International Honours    :   None
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class  : Prince Bronze


5. Fatih Terim

Date Of Birth  :  4 September 1953
Position  :  Sweeper
Height  : 172 cm
Major Club  :  Galatasaraay
Caps  : 51 Games
World Cup Participation  : None
Club Honours  :  3 Times Turkish Cup
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class : Prince Silver



6. Tugay Kelimoglu

Date Of Birth  : 24 August 1970
Position : Destroyer
Height :  175 cm
Major Club  : Galatasaray, Blackburn Rovers
Caps  :  94 Games
World Cup Participation  : 2002 (7 Games)
Club Honours  : 1 Times English League Cup
1 Time Scottish Premier League, 1 Time Scottish Cup
6 Times Turkish League, 1 Time Turkish Cup
International Honours  :  2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement  :  None
Class  : Prince Bronze


7. Arda Turan

Date Of Birth  :  30 January 1987
Position  :  Left-Winger
Height : 182 cm, Caps : 97 Games 
Major Club :  Galatasaraay, Atletico Madrid
World Cup Participation :  None
Club Honours  : 1 Time Turkish League
2 Times La Liga, 3 Times Copa Del Rey
1 Time Turkish Cup, 1 Time Copa Del Rey
2012 Europa League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : 5 Times Turkish League Player of The Year
Class :  Prince Silver


8. Alaattin Baydar

Date Of Birth  : 1901
Height  :  183 cm
Position : Right-Winger/Forward
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  :  16 Games
World Cup Participation  :   None
Club Honours  :  2 Time Istanbul League
International Honours    :   None
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class  : Prince Bronze



9. Zeki Riza Sporel

Date Of Birth  : 28 February 1898
Position  : Fast Striker
Height  : 174 cm
Major Club :  Fenebahce
Caps : 16 Games (15 Goals)
World Cup Participation  : None
Amateur Scores Record  :  470 Goals/ 352 Games
Club Honours  :  4 Istanbul Football League
International Honours :  None
Individual Achievement : Fenerbahce All-Time Top Scorer
Class : Prince Silver


10. Lefter Kucukandonyadis

Date Of Birth  :  22 December 1925
Height  : 168 cm, Position : Deep-Lying Forward
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps :  50 Games (22 Goals)
World Cup Participation : 1954 (3 Games/2 Goals)
Professional Score Record  : 434 Goals/ 630 Games
Club Honours : 3 Times Turkish League
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement :  1 Time Turkish League Top Scorer
Turkish Golden Honour Medal
Fenerbahce Greatest Player Ever
Class : Prince Silver


11. Can Bartu

Date Of Birth  : 30 January 1936
Position  : Attacking Midfielder, Left-Winger
Height  :  172 cm, Caps : 97 Games
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
World Cup Participation :  None
Professional Scores Record : 195 Goals/426 Games
Club Honours  :  4 Times Turkish League
1 Time Cup Winners'Cup Runner-Up
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class :  Prince Bronze



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Substitution



12. Turgay Seren

Date Of Birth  : 15 May 1932
Position  :  Goalkeeper
Height  :  Unknown
Major Club  :  Galatasaraay
Caps  : 46 Games
World Cup Participation  : 1954 (2 Games)
Club Honours  : 2 Times Turkish League
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement :  None
Class : Prince Bronze

13. Alpay Ozalan

Date Of Birth  : 29 May 1973
Height :  188 cm, Position :  Stopper
Major Club  :  Besiktas, Aston Villa
Caps  :  98 Games
World Cup Participation : 2002 (5 Games)
Club Honours  : 1 Time Turkish League
2 Times Turkish Cup
International Honours : 2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement : 2002 FIFA World Cup All Star Team
Class  : Prince Bronze


14. Naci Erdem

Date Of Birth  :  28 January 1931
Position : Center-Back
Height : Unknown
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  : 34 Games
World Cup Participation  : 1954 
Club Honours  :  5 Times Turkish League
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement :   None
Class : Prince Bronze



15. Riza Calimbay

Date Of Birth  : 2 February 1963
Position  :  Right-Side Midfielder
Height  :  172 cm
Major Club  :  Besiktas
Caps  : 38 Games
World Cup Participation  :  None
Club Honours :  6 Times Turkish League
3 Times Turkish Cup
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement :  Besiktas Greatest Player Ever
Class  : Prince Bronze

16. Emre Belozoglu

Date Of Birth  : 7 September 1980
Position :  Central Holding Midfielder
Height : 171 cm, Caps :  65 Games
Major Club : Galatasaraay, Inter Milan
World Cup Participation :  2002 (6 Games)
Club Honours  :  4 Times Turkish League
3 Times Turkish Cup, 1 Time Coppa Italia
2000 UEFA Cup
International Honours  : 2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement :   None
Class : Prince Bronze

17. Yildiray Basturk

Date Of Birth  :  24 December 1978
Position  :  Playmaker
Height  : 168 cm, Caps  : 49 Games
Major Club  :  Bochum, Leverkusen, Hertha Berlin
World Cup Participation : 2002 (6 Games)
Club Honours  : 2002 UEFA Champion League Runner-Up
International Honours :  2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class : Prince Bronze



18. Tuncay Sanli

Date Of Birth :  16 January 1982
Position : Free-Role Attacker
Height : 182 cm
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  :  80 Games (22 Goals)
World Cup Participation  :  None
Club Honours  : 3 Times Turkish League
International Honours :  None
Individual Achievement   :   None
Class :  Prince Bronze



19. Hakki Yeten

Date Of Birth  : 3 December 1910
Height : Unknown, Position : Forward
Major Club  : Besiktas
Caps  : 3 Games
Amatuer Scores Record : 382 Goals/ 440 Games
Club Honours  : 3 Times Turkish League
3 Times Istanbul Cup
International Honours, World Cup Participation  :  None
Individual Achievement : None
Class  : Prince Bronze  

20. Metin Oktay

Date Of Birth  : 2 February 1936
Height : 176 cm, Position : Target Striker
Major Club  : Galatasaray
Caps  : 36 Games (19 Goals)
Professional Scores Record : 390 Goals/ 403 Games
Club Honours  : 3 Times Turkish League, 4 Times Turkish Cup
International Honours, World Cup Participation  :  None
Individual Achievement : Turkish league All-Time Most Top Scorers (6)
1963 European/World League Top Scorer
Galatasaray All-Time Top Scorer - Greatest Player Ever
Class  : Prince Silver



21. Tanju Colak

Date Of Birth : 10 November 1963
Height : 170 cm, Position : Target Striker
Major Club  : Samsunspor, Galatasaray
Caps  : 31 Games (9 Goals)
World Cup Participation  : None
Professional Scores Record : 257 Goals/ 296 Games
Club Honours : 1 Time Turkish League, 1 Time Turkish Cup
International Honours  :  None
Individual Achievement  : 5 Times Turkish League Top Scorer
1988 European Golden Shoe, World League Top Scorer
Turkish League All-Time Highest Scorer in a Single Season
Class : Prince Bronze


22. Hakan Sukur

Date Of Birth  :  1 September 1971
Height : 191 cm, Position : Target Striker
Major Club  :  Samsunspor, Galatasaray
Caps : 112 Games (51 Goals)
World Cup Participation  : 2002 (7 Games With 1 Goal)
Professional Scores Record : 332 Goals/ 715 Games
Club Honours : 8 Times Turkish League
6 Times Turkish Cup, 1 Time Copa Italia
International Honours  : 2002 FIFA World Cup Third Place
Individual Achievement : 3 Times Turkish League Top Scorer
Turkey League All-Tim Top Scorer                                  
UEFA Jubilee Award (Turkey)
                                                        Class : Prince Bronze




Manager 

Fatih Terim

Year Of Birth :  4 September 1953
Major Team :  Galatasaray, Turkey
Major Achievement :  4 Times Turkish League
2 Times Turkish Cup
2000 UEFA Cup
2001 Copa Italia Runner-Up
2008 European Championship Semi-Final
Individual Achievement : 2008 Eurosport Best Manager at Euro 2008
Class  :  Prince Silver








Conclusion of Squad

GK : Rustu Recber, Turgay Seren
DF : Naci Erdem, Alpay Ozalan, Basri Dirimlili, Fatih Terim, Alpasan Eratli, Abudullah Ercan
MF : Tukay Kerimoglu, Emre Belozoglu, Tuncay Sanli, Yildiray Basturk, Arda Turan, Can Bartu, Riza Calimbay
FW : Alaattin Baydar, Hakki Yeten, Metin Oktay, Zeki Riza Sporel, Lefter Kucukandonyadis (Captain), Hakan Suker, Tanju Colak
Player-Manager : Fatih Terim



Formation XI (4-1-3-2)




Explanation of Formation

The team strategy is direct-ball counter attack with a deep midfield line. Rustu Recber is stand as a first choice goalkeeper. Terim who is set as a sweeper who occasionally go support midfield area with Dirimlili in front of him as a stopper. Eratli is applied as a right-full-back. Abdullah is a left-wing-back with a precise-crossing weapon. Tugay is a destroyer. The three attackers in trequater line are Turan, Bartu and Baydar. Lefter, a support striker and Sporel, a target-man is a partnership of scorer. 

 Stadium

Ataruk Olympic Stadium







Start Year :  2002
City :  Istanbul
Capacity :  75,486 Seats
Field Dimension :  105x68m





Statistics

By Decade
By Class
By Club
1920s :  2
1930s :  -
1940s :  -
1950s :  4
1960s :  2
1970s :  2
1980s :  3
1990s :  5
2000s :  4

King : -
Queen : -
Prince : 22

Fenerbahce : 9
Galatasaray  : 7
Besiktas : 3
Trapzonspor : 1



Major Reserved Player



Oguz Cetin

Date Of Birth  : 15 February 1963
Position : Central Holding Midfielder
Height  : 179 cm
Major Club  :  Fenerbahce
Caps  : 70 Games
World Cup Participation  :  None
Club Honours : 2 Times Turkish League
International Honours  :   None
Individual Achievement  :   None
Class  : Prince Bronze



Hami Mandirali

Date Of Birth  :  20 July 1968
Position : Attacking Midfielder
Height  : 182 cm
Major Club  :  Trabzonspor
Caps  :  48 Games 
World Cup Participation :  None
Professional Scores Record : 222 Goals/500 Games
Club Honours  : None
International Honours : None
Individual Achievement : Trabzonspor Greatest Player Ever
Class :  Prince Bronze





Minor Reserved Group

Ozan Arkoc
Ertugrul Saglam
Aykut Kocaman
Cemil Turan
Olgun Altiparmark
Ridvan Dilmen
Suat Mamat
Hamit Altintop
Nuri Sahin
Surgen Yalcin
Hakan Calhanoglu
Nihat Kavechi
Hakki Yeten
Melih Kotanca
Sukru Gulesin


The Greatest Turkish Footballers of All-Time

1. Arda Turan 
2. Can Bartu
3. Lefter Kucukandonyadis
4. Zeki Riza Sporel
5. Metin Oktay

30 comments:

  1. their staffs are great, but do you mind putting together a formation B using the reserves that are among the 22?

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    1. I'm appreciated that you like to see the formation B. Actually, Formation B - E was available in my active works during Xtratime.org period but the it was all cancelled as the work reform to identify each all-time squad and eliminate the problem that saw many players in lower Formation is better than the higher one due to inequivalent level of players between positions and was solved by replacement of positional ranking for reserved players.

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  2. I understand, but still prefer the way you ~ and fzia in xtratime.org is like my way of doing squads too, when my blog is ready pass you my link, I do not like the desperation of some forums out there that heap squads with 3, 4 center-forwards and only five or six defenders only to include all stars on the same team

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  3. Anonymous1/2/16

    All-stars team XI D1 Turkey "Süper Lig" (1959-2012). Turkish newspaper "Hürriyet" (vote among football specialists): 4-4-2

    Turgay Şeren - Basri Dirimlili, Georghe Popescu (ROM), Bülent Korkmaz, Ergün Penbe - Oğuz Çetin, Georghe Hagi (ROM), Can Bartu, Lefter - Metin Oktay, Hakan Şükür.

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  4. Anonymous18/2/16

    what about Hamburger SV Goalkeeper Ozcan?

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    1. I'm surprised that there was a Turkish keeper regularly appear in Bundesliga in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Kicker start to rate foreigner since 1971 and he was not rated better than national level. Note that Hamburg in his time was middle-level team in Bundesliga. He also got a few opportunities to play for Turkey. He might be better than Seren in quality but status in history is way disqualified.

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    2. Anonymous24/2/16

      Thanks for reply. Then, how about Segnol Gunes in Minor Reserved Group? He was a great manager and also as a Goalie. Gunes was an important player for Trabzonspor which dominated Turkish football during 70s to 80s.

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  5. Anonymous31/3/17

    Ali Kemal Denizci

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  6. Now the all-time Turkey XI has been reformed with alternation of 4 midfielders. In substitution, Haki Yeten and Tuncay Sanli replace Oguz Cetin and Mandiralri who has been removed.

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  7. Anonymous16/7/17

    How about Segnol Gunes in 'Major Reserved Player'? He is a great manager and also was as a great Goalie. Gunes was an important player for Trabzonspor which dominated Turkish football during 70s to 80s(6 Times Turkish Super League Winner). Also he awarded 'Turkish Footballer of the year' in 1979. Trabzonspor's ground, 'Segnol Gunes Stadium' is named after him.

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  8. I see he is more reputable as manager than player. As compared with Terim, he is clearly inferior in club level so I think there is no space for him.

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  9. In the book: Fiorentina from A to Z they compare Can Bartu and Lefter while at Fiorentina, suggesting Bartu was "something else" comparing to Lefter, that he was a genius who did not commit in the game, and Lefter was mediocre. In another book about Fiorentina they also suggest Lefter was not made for the highest level of football (regarding to his experiences in Fiorentina and Nice).
    I see he has an outstanding record regarding Turkish football, but I was wondering if he is maybe a little overrated.

    I'm thinking for example about Emre, who is low rated here, but has proven himself in Italy leaving a good memory in Inter fans.

    Not saying that Lefter is overrated, just wondering about how much abroad carreer should be an influence in evaluating a player in the 50s.

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  10. Ok, here instead they say Lefter was beloved by the Fiorentina supporter and they depict him as a tricky, skilled left winger. I don't know which Fiorentina website is right! I would agree he is probably not overrated.

    http://www.museofiorentina.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=460:larrivederci-al-professore&catid=84:news&Itemid=198

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    1. I never know that lefter was a left-winger during his career at Fiorentina. I have the same idea as you. He failed to make score enough in Series A where is seemingly difficult for himself. Can Bartu is even more successful as he survived in the league for many seasons. Now I think Bartu is advantageous. About Emre, I check in media average seasonal rating and he was really rated in low range for all seasons.

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  11. Anonymous18/1/18

    Turkey's best player ever was Sergen Yalçın.

    "I have never seen a talent like his in my entire career. The Turkish nation are not aware of the type of player they possess."-Safet Sušić

    "He is the Turkish Zidane."-Franz Beckenbauer

    "His ball movement and dribbling drives his opponents crazy. If Zidane and Figo were to ever play against him even they would just stare and watch him in awe."-André Villas-Boas

    "In my 40 year career I have never seen another talent like his. If only he had come in to my hands as a youngster. Perhaps he’d be sitting in Zidane’s place and go down in history as one of the all-time greats. It is such a pity, I feel so sorry for him."-Mircea Lucescu

    "He is an extraordinary footballer. Even in his current state he would easily play at Real Madrid."-Vicente del Bosque

    "Sergen is one of the best footballers in the world. I still haven’t forgotten that night he bamboozled me at the Olympiastadion."-Lothar Matthäus

    "I don’t have his football brain. Not even Platini does."-Jean Tigana

    "He’s in the same class as Maradona. If Turkish football had its current level of standards and opportunity during his formative years things would’ve turned out much different for him."-Óscar Córdoba

    "Sergen is the best footballer I’ve ever seen. He would’ve been a world icon had he played in the Serie A."-Federico Giunti

    "If Sergen took football even just a little bit seriously he would have become the world’s best player."-Joachim Löw

    "Sergen was amazing. God gave him many gifts. I think we resembled each other as players, he saw everything that happened around him so easily and so quickly and he reacted in the same manner. For me, he is Turkey’s greatest ever footballer. Which of us had the better left foot? It wouldn't be right to make such a comparison because we were both great players. We let our feet do the talking."-Gheorghe Hagi

    "No-one in the world had Sergen’s talent but he just needed discipline. I used to tell him, ‘you can even surpass Baggio, please work hard and give respect to your profession’. But he only ever saw football as a hobby. He just preferred to live his own life."-Christoph Daum

    "He was just something else, a player who could play in any team in the world. I’ve worked with the likes of Hagi and Ronaldo (Brazilian) but I’ve never seen anyone as good as Sergen. I will never forget him."-Mircea Lucescu

    "I’ve always looked at him in disappointment. This kind of wonderful footballer, one of the greatest to ever play the game, needed to do and achieve more. Just think about it. With what little he achieved he has left all of us in awe. If he had been pushed in the right direction he would’ve gone on to achieve great things."-Fatih Terim

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    1. Yalcin is undoubtedly one of Turkish great players but he won only 37 caps and never being named as Turkish footballer of the year.

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    2. Anonymous23/1/18

      I see you haven't mentioned him at all inthe entire profile.Isn't he at least deserving of reserve?

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    3. Anonymous24/1/18

      He was certanly a better player than Altintop and a bunch of others who were mentioned. Isn't he desrved at least as substitute?

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    4. I think it's fine. I will add him in minor reserved list.

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  12. Anonymous17/4/18

    Hakan Unsal was a consistent player of Galatasaray think he could be an option in minor reserved group

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    1. He is not even a regular starter in many club seasons.

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    1. Interesting profile as he played in 3 Series A season during 1950s and his scoring record is satisfactory in two seasons. He is approved named in a reserved list.

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  14. Anonymous6/9/19

    Ercan Aktuna, one of the best Turkish defenders, strong and tall commanding the back line with power, proper right timed interventions and he was excellent in aerial play. Because of the similarity of his style of play to that of Cesare Maldini , he was named to his active Maldini Ercan.

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    1. He won only 30 caps in the 1980s when the large number of international games are available.

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  15. It's very funny see Nihat - best foreign player in la liga in 2003 (ahead of Zidane), a great carrer and experience in top leagues (excellent for a turkey footballer) and a great carrer with his National Team - not superior to average and pointless footballers like yetten...

    Could you explain why did you decided not include Nihat in the best squad?

    Also how about sukru gulesin?

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    1. Hello!?

      No reply?

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    2. Nihat undoubtedly had a wonderful season in Spain but his consistency through the entire career is not enough. Also, his goal contribution to Turkey is not impressive enough.

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  16. Burak Yilmaz has been a very prolific striker in the last decade and this year he has won the French league for Lille being 35. Is he considered to appear here?

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  17. Ali Kemal Denizci.
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    Cihat Arman.
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    Sanlı Sarıalioğlu.
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    Feyzullah Küçük

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