The chairman of a bottom-of-the-table football club has sparked outrage by doing a half-naked dance in a restaurant.
Nahid Ramazan Yamak was filmed clutching and caressing an oversized bottle of booze in the eatery.
Dressed in only a pair of shorts, he threw questionable shapes as he shimmied to the music with his pals.
Some of the group were also on their feet with their tops off, while others sat around the banquet table fully clothed.
At one point, the chairman bent down, picked up a glass using only his teeth, and necked the contents.
Yamak, who’s in his fifties, is the chairman of Turkish football club Giresunspor, based in Giresun.
The team currently sits at the very bottom of the TFF First League – Turkey’s second-tier football league.
They were relegated from the top flight last year.
Serkan said: “It’s clear why Giresunspor will be relegated, it serves them right.”
Harun added: “The side effects of too much money.”
And another asked: “Is he still the chairman?”
The clip of Yamak’s booze-soaked antics surfaced on Monday (12 Feb).
The previous Wednesday (7 Feb), he’d taken to social media to beg fans for donations “to keep Giresunspor alive”.
Musa said: “It’s clear where the donation money went.”
Yamak, according to local media, also owns the company Kadromak Makine and chairs its board of directors.
Neither he nor Giresunspor had commented on the clip at the time of reporting.
