Beşiktaş Calls for Resignation: 'I Invite the Head of the Central Referees Committee to Step Down From His post.'

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Beşiktaş Vice President Hakan Daltaban, in a statement made at Tüpraş Stadium, claimed that Turkish refereeing was going downhill. Addressing the Turkish Football Federation (TFF), Daltaban stated that the Head of the Central Referee Committee (MHK), Ferhat Gündoğdu, should be dismissed, calling on him to "resign."

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Beşiktaş Vice President Hakan Daltaban called for the resignation of the Head of the Central Referees Committee (MHK), Ferhat Gündoğdu. Daltaban stated, "I invite the head of the MHK to step down. I invite the President of the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) to remove the head of the MHK from his post!"

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Beşiktaş Vice President Daltaban, in a statement following the controversial Alanyaspor match, called for the resignation of the Head of the Referees Committee, Gündoğdu.

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Central Referees Committee (MHK) President Ferhat Gündoğdu commented on the incident in the Alanyaspor - Beşiktaş match where Trossard fell to the ground. Gündoğdu reminded everyone of UEFA's new rules regarding VAR controversies.

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In Beşiktaş's 1-0 defeat to Alanyaspor in the second week of the Süper Lig, the failure to issue a red card for a harsh tackle on Leandro Trossard sparked widespread outrage. Speaking to reporters after the match, Beşiktaş Vice President Hakan Daltaban strongly criticized the referee's decisions and the Central Referee Committee.

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Beşiktaş Vice President Hakan Daltaban made statements regarding current events at Tüpraş Stadium. Referring to the physical attack on Trossard, Daltaban said, "There is a serious crisis within the Central Referee Committee (MHK). Despite our repeated polite warnings following last season's nightmare, a great deal of negligence continues. Sitting in a chair and managing are not the same thing. Look at what we're talking about! I invite the MHK p…