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CAS kararları, yeniden yargılama, şike süreci boyunca yaşananlar, alınan kararlar ve talimatnameler uyarınca UEFA'ya görevini yapması konusunda uyarıda bulunuyor ve bunu Avrupa'daki ilgili bütün kişi ve kurumlara gönderiyoruz.
UEFA'nın ceza vermesine rağmen fenerbahçe'yi koruduğunun CAS gerekçeli kararıyla ortaya çıktığından, RTE'nin yeniden yargılama sözünü tutarak 13. ACM'ne yeniden yargılama kararı çıkartıp aziz yıldırım'ı kurtarma çalıştığından, Disiplin talimatnamelerinde yer alan kurallar gereği fenerbahçe başta olmak üzere şike yapan bütün takımların düşürülmez zorunda olduğundan ve 17 Temmuz öncesi gözümüzün UEFA'nın üzerinde olduğundan bahsediyoruz.
Ayrıca yeni eklediğimiz bölümle, yargı ve tüm kurullarda aklanmış olan Trabzonspor'un şike hükümlüsü fenerbahçe tarafından hiç bir yeni delil olmamasına rağmen şikayet edilmesi ve bu şikayetin UEFA tarafından işleme konulmuş olmasının art niyetli ve kabul edilemez bir davranış olduğunu da belirtiyoruz.
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Dear Sir or Madam;
After reading the CAS award regarding Fenerbahce SK case, millions in Turkey have no doubt that UEFA is part of this corruption too. UEFA, not only protected Fenerbahce SK from heavier sanction by not judging them from match fixing offence, but also prevented CAS to inrease the sanction by not filing in an idependent apeal against the Appealed Decision. (See CAS Award below for details)
On the other hand UEFA accepted Fenerbahce SK's complaint regarding Trabzonspor straight after lauching an investigation on Fenerbahce SK even though Trabzonspor was cleared off all charges at court, at Ethical Committee reports and at Professional Discipline Committee trials… An application from a convicted match fixing criminal, such as Fenerbahce SK, should had been declined by UEFA, but UEFA chose to take this appliction in to account, probably to justify their wrong doings in penalising Fenerbahce SK with minimum sanction, rather than a heavier one as CAS stated in its award. We see this as a threat to Trabzonspor for defendeing their rights.
In the lights of this threat, we would like to inform UEFA officails once more that, we are aware of the relations and the talks between Turkish Prime Minister, UEFA’s president Mr. Michel Platini and UEFA vice-president Şenes Erzik, which changed Mr. Platini’s approach to the case dramatically. Sponsorship of Fenerbahce vice-president’s bank to UEFA during the process is another key point that changed UEFA’s approach too…
Another milestone to this case was the meeting between former presidents of Turkish Football Federation (TFF) and Mr. Platini took place in Cyprus. Mehmet Ali Aydınlar, former TFF president, told press that he had a chance to convince Mr. Platini for point deduction rather than relegation at this meeting.
Another milestone to this case was the meeting between former presidents of Turkish Football Federation (TFF) and Mr. Platini took place in Cyprus. Mehmet Ali Aydınlar, former TFF president, told press that he had a chance to convince Mr. Platini for point deduction rather than relegation at this meeting.
In CAS award, it clearly states that UEFA chose to penalise Fenerbahce with minimum sanction instead of a heavier sanction which CAS Panel thought should have been applied.
CAS AWARD:
575. In practise, this spectrum would
mean that a "standard" match-fixing offence would, in principle, have
to be sanctioned with a two-year period of ineligibility. In case of particularly
serious match-fixing offences a higher sanction would have to be imposed and in
case of mitigating circumstances the standard two-year period of ineligibility would
have to be reduced.
576. In light of this spectrum of
sanctions and considering that the match-fixing attempts initiated by Fenerbahce's
officials were particularly serious in comparison with previous match-fixing
cases, the Panel has no doubt to determine that a sanction from the higher
region of this spectrum is warranted. The Panel thereby specifically considers
the fact that Fenerbahce officials attempted to fix four matches, that multiple
high-ranked Fenerbahce officials were involved in the match-fixing scheme and
that the match-fixing operations were conducted and orchestrated from the top administrative
level of the club.
577. However, as UEFA did not file an
independent appeal against the Appealed Decision, the Panel finds that it is
limited in its discretion to sanction Fenerbahce as it deems fit because it
cannot go beyond the sanction imposed by the UEFA Appeals Body. This would
constitute a ruling ultra petita. As such, the Panel cannot impose a higher sanction
than a two-year period of ineligibility (in addition to the period of ineligibility
already served through the equivalent of the "administrative
measure") in the present appeals arbitration proceedings.
UEFA also helped Turkish Authorities keep match fixers in football by not revealing sanctions of individuals. It has been over a year and UEFA is yet to reach a verdict regarding individuals, where UEFA declared that the verdicts were to be announced as soon as possible over a year ago.
With UEFA's help Turkish Authorities kept Aziz Yıldırım outside the prision and with Turkish PM's order a speacially picked court decided for a re-trial with no grounds. It was no surprise for Turkish people that a retrial was decided by the new assigned court, as Turkish PM promised a retrial to Aziz Yıldırım on the 22nd of January 2014, straight after Supreme Court certified his penalty on the 17th of January 2014.
According to Swiss Law, UEFA Board Members and UEFA Appeals Body Members are committing a crime by misusing their duties and we reseverse the right to take this to Swiss Courts in further due.
Turkish Match Fixing Case
1) Introduction to Turkish Match
Fixing Case:
At the end of the 2010-2011 Turkish
football season, Fenerbahçe were crowned champions after finishing with the
same number of points (82) as title rivals Trabzonspor, but with a better
head-to-head record. But Turkish football was soon rocked as it emerged
Fenerbahçe’s success was a result of one of the most devastating match-fixing scandals the game has seen. A long
police investigation uncovered a sophisticated crime syndicate that had been
involved in fixing games, with dozens of high-profile officials and players
implicated. Yet despite legal rulings and sporting rulings that should have
seen Fenerbahçe relegated and multiple offenders jailed or otherwise punished,
many of those involved remain active across Turkish football, on and off the
pitch.
2) What are the verdicts given so far
by authorities in Turkey and across Europe?
• On 02.07.2012 Turkish Court found
Fenerbahçe SK and Beşiktaş JK guilty of match fixing.
• On 10.06.2013 UEFA found Fenerbahçe
SK and Beşiktaş JK guilty of match fixing.
• On 22.06.2013 UEFA Disciplinary
Committee found Fenerbahçe SK and Beşiktaş JK guilty of match fixing.
• On 15.07.2013 UEFA Appeals Body
found Fenerbahçe SK and Beşiktaş JK guilty of match fixing.
• On 28.08 2013 CAS found Fenerbahçe
SK and Beşiktaş JK guilty of match fixing.
• On 17.01.2014 Turkish Supreme Court
found Fenerbahçe SK and Beşiktaş JK guilty of match fixing.
• On 06.06.2014 UEFA Appeals Body
found Eskişehirspor and Sivasspor guilty of match fixing and banned from
European competitions for 1 year.
3) Which sanctions were applied by Turkish Federation to teams involved in match fixing?
Although disciplinary
regulations of Turkish Football Federation (TFF) is clear that all teams
involved in match fixing must be relegated, TFF chose to protect these teams
and individuals rather than punishing them and has not relegated any team up to
this point and all individuals who were found guilty by court are still active
in Turkish football…
i) According to the Turkish Football
Federation Disciplinary Code 55/1(b) ;
Teams, whose board
members are involved in match fixing or bribery, must be relegated to a lower
division
ii) According to the Turkish Football
Federation Status Article 2/f ;
Turkish Football
Federation has to obey the verdicts of UEFA and FIFA and make sure all parties,
such as; clubs, players, managers, etc., obey these verdicts too.
TFF failing to apply
the necessary sanctions to teams and individuals involved in match fixing was
no surprise to those who follows Turkish football closely as Turkish Prime
Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, himself stated several times that he wouldn’t
let his team (Fenerbahce) to be punished and TFF obeyed his order and made sure
no sanction was applied…
4) What sort of political interventions
occurred during the process?
i) 24.11.2011-First Political Intervention: Turkish Parliament changed Sports
Law no 6222 “The Prevention of Violent Acts and Disorder in Sports” (referred
to herein after as 6222) that came into effect on 14.04.2011 and reduced all
sentences that penalizes crimes in sport.
ii)
29.03.2012 – The Prime Minister Erdoğan: “Not attending European Tournaments for 5
years would not change anything, if UEFA punishes Turkey for not relegating
Fenerbahçe SK ”.
This was not the only
times Turkish PM got involved in protection of match fixers. After Turkish
Higher Supreme court approved 16th High Court’s decision on 17th of January
2014 regarding the individuals involved in match fixing crime, Fenerbahce SK’s
spokesperson Mahmut told press that Turkish PM promised them for the retrial of
Aziz Yıldırım…
Over 5 months after
this incident, the PM kept his promise and made sure the 13. Higher court ruled
in favor of Mr. Aziz Yıldırım allowing him for a retrial without any ground. At
first this might look like a normal procedure, but people know the details also
know how corrupted this verdict was…
First they kept Aziz
Yıldırım free, where he should have been sent to prison straight after Turkish
Higher court’s decision on 17.01.2014, then the case taken from 18th High court
and given to 13th High court, which decided in favor of Aziz Yıldırım.
5) Why does not UEFA get involved and
put an end to this corruption?
At first sight, UEFA
seems genuine in fight against match fixing crime, but when you get into the
details of this case UEFA is sure bending a lot of rules to protect match
fixers. A recent award released by Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) clearly
states that UEFA chose to penalize Fenerbahce SK with minimum penalty rather
than a heavier sanction needed to be applied.
A clause from CAS’ arbitral award regarding Fenerbahce SK case;
Article - 577.
However, as UEF A did not file an independent appeal against the Appealed
Decision, the Panel finds that it is limited in its discretion to sanction
Fenerbahce as it deems fit because it cannot go beyond the sanction imposed by
the UEFA Appeals Body. This would constitute a ruling ultra petita. As such, the
Panel cannot impose a higher sanction than a two-year period of ineligibility
(in addition to the period of ineligibility already served through the
equivalent of the "administrative measure") in the present appeals
arbitration proceedings.
Another interesting evidence
which put UEFA under spotlights is a wiretap of Turkish PM released, which
indicated that Senes Erzik, vice-president of UEFA, was the bridge between him
and the UEFA to save Fenerbace SK from relegation…
In past Olympique de
Marseille, Juventus FC, Pobeda FC and O. Valou were relegated to lower
divisions for the same offence, but 3rd year running since 03.07.011 Fenerbahçe
SK is still competing in a league where they are not supposed to be, despite
all declarations made by Gianni Infantino and Michel Platini during the
progress of the case.
This raises the
question whether UEFA has been bending the rules as TFF did to prevent
Fenerbahçe SK from relegation too.
If so; should we
relate this with UniCredit’s sudden (!) sponsorhip UEFA on May 2012 which was
worth tens of millions of dollars… More important than that, it is not hard to
discover links between UniCredit and Yapı Kredi Bankası which is collectively
owned by UniCredit and Turkish oligarch Koç family. A member of Koç family,
namely Ali Koç, used to be the member of Fenerbahçe board of directors at the
2010-2011 (the season which was corrupted with match-fixing) and 2011-2012
seasons. Ali Koç had been one of the most powerful supports of Aziz Yıldırım
(President of Fenerbahçe ) even after Aziz Yıldırım was sentenced to
imprisonment by the Court.
6) What must UEFA decide on 17th of
July 2014?
Before answering this question let’s
have a look at some clauses of the Resolution signed between UEFA and the
National Federations in Astana in 27.03.2014.
Article - 5. Pursuant to their own Regulations and
practice and subject to the application of national law, to:
f)
Ensure that, in addition to individuals, clubs are also held responsible
and sanctioned in circumstances where those with authority to act on behalf of
the club are involved in match-fixing, attempted match-fixing, or any other form
of corruption linked to match-fixing;
g)
Exclude match-fixing, attempted match-fixing, and any other form of
corruption linked to match-fixing from any kind of statute of limitations.
Article - 10. All member associations of UEFA re-affirm
that match-fixing, attempted match-fixing or other forms of corruption linked to
match-fixing must be met with strong and sporting sanctions, such as the possibility
of lifetime bans for officials, players, coaches or referees, and measures such
as the deduction of points and/or relegation and/or exclusion from competition
for clubs.
Therefore; it is fair
to say that all teams involved in match fixing must be relegated and all
individuals involved in match fixing must be banned from football up to life
time in order to maintain the integrity of the game and make sure fair play is
obtained.
Best regards,
Best regards,
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