Totaly agree. Without spectators, it feels like a "mahalle maçı" type of  game.

Fenerbahçe set for first-ever European semis after 1-1 draw in Rome

Fenerbahçe made history April 11, qualifying for the first time in the Europa League semifinals, after a 1-1 draw against Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. The two-goal advantage from last week´s first game was finally enough on aggregate for the Yellow Canaries as Lazio, deprived of its notoriously fervent fans due to a ban, failed to force the game to extra time just when it appeared that the momentum was on their side.

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Note : Congratulations Fenerbahçe !!  We all want to see you in the Final !!!  I am proud of you as a Galatasaray fan and as a TURK ! 

BRAVO YELLOW CANARIES !!!! 

Sourcehttp://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/fenerbahce-set-for-first-ever-european-semis-after-1-1-draw-in-rome.aspx?pageID=238&nID=44772&NewsCatID=363

Bravo, Ulak !

Çok iyi , Elena. !

Evet, you can´t go far more than this !!    

We call this type of  phrases as "Lafzî olan izâfet" [izafet-i lafzıyye] [verbal way of phrase [in other words the phrase that is used carelessly, without giving enough importance to it while saying] 

its initial form was ; 

Tembel  Ali ---> Lazy Ali

then swap the elements ;

Ali   Tembel -->  Ali  is  lazy 

added  possessive [i] onto  the adjective [tembel] ;

Ali  Tembeli  --->  Lazy  Ali  

note that genitive marking "nin" dropped since it is a proper name, Ali is not group, it is an individual special person.

so, why it [adjectival phrase] transformed into this weird form is that because not giving enough importance to it  ] 

What about " Ali tembeli "  ?

can you give a guess ?

Yes, its bit complicated, even for us. 

In fact, it rather refers a certain one[s] in a group. So, "insanın dürüstü" means honest one[s] of [among other] people.

In other words, any [indefinite] honest person among other people. So, it can refer more than one person.

- Transforming an adjectival  phrase into noun phrase form

Sometimes in verbal and written language we swap the elements [describer and described]  in adjectival phrases  by  adding possessive  suffix. By doing that we refer certain  member[s] of  a group[category].

In other words adjective phrase transforms into a noun phrase form.

Kırmızı         karpuz  --->   Red  watermelon 

[describer]  [described]

Karpuzun    kırmızısı--->  The red one[s] of water melons.  

[described]  [describer]

The red one[s] of other water-melons.  When we make a statement such as ;

Karpuzun  kırmızısını  severim. ------>  I like the red one[s] of  water-melons. [ In other words, I like the red water-melon[s]]

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Dürüst   insan  --->  Honest  person.

İnsanın   dürüstü ---> The honest  one[s]  of  people. [ the honest person[s] from all other people]

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According to some views ; this form should be categorized as noun phrase  structurally but  adjectival  phrase  semantically.