I found this address for you:

http://www.biletix.com/search/TURKIYE/en#subcategory:futbol$SPORT&qt=standard

But locals know better.

Please feel welcome, flagellum.dei. We are always in need of good teachers and nice people here.

...or simply think of burası as ´this place´. It is a noun.

A daring guess:

It seems that (s)he got wild after the age of 70.

I agree. It is a big mistake and a lost chance (to be considered an honest man).

In my opinion it is one of the most important distinctions in Turkish syntax, because in compounds

                        ADJECTIVE + HEAD IN NOMINATIVE

                        NOUN + HEAD IN GENITIVE

Often in texts this simple rule alone indicates which constituents belong together.

What is funny about it is that most adjectives can function as nouns and many nouns also make perfect adjectives. The borderlines between parts of speech are far from strict. Talking about noun-like usage and adjective-like usage would be closer to the truth maybe.

So, I asked my question because I wanted to point out how important this topic is.

My Try, someone please check it:

Even if I was very miserable first that is the thing I would see right after.

I wish my voice could be heard shouting all over the world today.

We are not that ardent. The course our blood takes is not definite but we are not ungrateful either.

There is no ŋ any more in Turkish (not even in the pronounciation), right?