Terim

As a huge fan of Galatasaray and Fatih Terim i must point out that it is incredibly unfair that they didn't include anything about one of the greatest if not the greatest player in Turkish and Galatasaray football history Hakan Sukur. He contributed so much to Galatasaray and the Turkish national teams victory and its disturbingly unjust that they didn't give him the credit he deserves with his hard work and passion. No matter how hard you try you can never erase the legend from history and he will always remain as one of the greatest footballers in Turkish history and no one will ever forget his contributions. Absolutely disgraceful.

Fatih Terim's documentary is generally a documentary based on the Galatasaray period. Although there are Italian and Turkish periods, the focus is on the seasons in which Fatih Terim was more successful.

Especially since Galatasaray is a series based on the Uefa cup, the ratings and human comments are naturally a bit biased.

When you look at it as a documentary, the documentary was inspired by Last Dance and given in close perspective in anecdotes.

If you are interested in Football, it will be very useful to watch. Because the success achieved in that period is still not a repeated success and it sheds a very good light on that period. At the same time, it is a documentary in which the importance of human ambition, belief and motivation is beautifully explained.

It's a quite good mini documentary for those who interested in football. It's one of the best sport documentaries I have seen. The Grande Fatih Terim; as a football player, as a coach, as a father. The documentary based on his period with Galatasaray, however; there are also Italian and Turkish periods. I enjoyed it a lot.

Also I must say that there are very special names in the cast such as Ali Sen (former president of Fenerbahçe), Rui Costa (former iconic player, president of Benfica), George Hagi (iconic player) and much more! I was very surprised when I saw the cast. Didn't see that coming. Great work from Netflix.

In Turkey, people are so biased towards to Fatih Terim. He is either much loved or much hated. So don't rely on these haters who gave the documentary 1 star. I'm pretty sure they didn't even watch it. Just watch it yourself, you are probably gonna like it.

I am not a Galatasaray fan, but it is absolutely not right to ignore such a great player like Hakan Shukur. Fatih could never achieve his results, without Arif and Hakan in his squad. Imagine that all the big victories of Galatasaray nad Turkish national team in 2000's took place because with Hakan Shukur. Im really sorry for him. I heard becaue of his political views he is working as a taxi driver in U. S. the weird stuff is ,that not a word mentioned about this player. I think Fatih Terim should not agree on that series: its not honest to tell his sucess story and pretent that Hakan simply not existed.

It was a very enjoyable documentary. I especially liked the Italian adventure part of Terim. Terim is also very prone to acting. He should definitely act in a mafia series or movie. Because his facial expressions and gestures also resemble Sicilians. For a while I thought Joe Pesci's older brother was talking. "Signor Terim" has a very colorful personality. You can understand this while watching the documentary. A person with a full brain like Fatih Terim should never be condemned to loneliness. I wish him to be the president of the Turkish Football Federation. I hope this wish will come true one day. Respects.