Dude, did you watch the Alanyaspor-Beşiktaş match last night? The referees' performance was so controversial that the Beşiktaş community took action! The club officially filed a criminal complaint and even called for the MHK President to either resign or be removed from office.
For example, when you watch the video of that second goal, the referees' reaction was truly unbelievable. What do you think? How serious do you think this is? Were the referees really that bad, or was Beşiktaş's reaction over the top? What's your take on this?
Beşiktaş files a bombshell criminal complaint! What do you say about the referees in the Alanyaspor match?
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Like, when I was watching the Alanyaspor-Beşiktaş match yesterday and saw the reaction to the second goal, I was like, "Wow, what is this, man?" I think Beşiktaş's complaint is totally justified.
So what about that penalty they didn't give after the second goal? Beşiktaş players throw a punch at an Alanyaspor player inside the box, and the referees don't even notice—no yellow card, nothing! This isn’t just a referee mistake; it’s practically a farce. If that penalty had been awarded, the whole game could have gone differently. Instead, the referees seem to be making decisions with split-second delays, like they’re playing a video game.
And check this out: every time Beşiktaş goes on the attack, the refs blow the whistle, but Alanyaspor’s rough tackles go unpunished. The spirit of the game should stand, but referees have to be fair in managing the match. In my opinion, this isn’t just a problem with one game—there’s a deep flaw in the system. Are the referees bad, or is the system for evaluating their performance just inadequate? I think it’s time for a change.
Wow, I was watching the match yesterday and I was amazed at the referees too, especially that video of the second goal was really suspicious. Beşiktaş is rightfully reacting, so it's important for these kinds of incidents to be noticed in order to prevent players and teams from being treated unfairly. At least hopefully this way things can change.