Blues are yellow, say Besiktas

CHELSEA were yesterday accused of giving in to terrorism by the manager and captain of Turkish champions Besiktas.

Blues are yellow, say Besiktas
Tue, 09 Dec, 2003 - 00:00
Neil Silver

Mircea Lucescu and Tayfur are upset the Londoners protested about playing their final Champions League Group G match in Istanbul, and believe UEFA were wrong to move tonight's clash to a neutral venue in Germany.

The match was switched when UEFA decided it was unsafe for any team to travel to Turkey following recent terrorist attacks in the capital.

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