A Turkish football manager has hired a crane to watch his team's games, after he was given a nine-and-a-half-month stadium ban for angrily confronting a referee.
Hamit Isik is the manager of Turkish third-division side Corum Belediyespor and was given a 285-day ban from entering the stadium for his behaviour, with the club also ordered to play their playoff first leg behind closed doors.
Isik received a fine of 33,500 Lira (£8,250) for his actions but figured out a way to watch his team from outside of the ground, according to The Telegraph.
After all the effort, Isik's side could only manage a 0-0 draw with Darica Genclerbirligi, with it all to play for in the return leg away from home.
View a picture of incident in the tweet below:
Yasağı böyle deldi! Stada giremeyen cezalı yönetici, maçı vincin üzerinden izledi http://t.co/gTEloDc8Vv pic.twitter.com/XKyYFs7k5E
— Hurriyet.com.tr (@Hurriyet) May 15, 2015
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Sam McEvoy
Sam McEvoy
