Watch horror moment Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce chairman is attacked by pitch invader and knocked down as bottles thrown

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Watch horror moment Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce chairman is attacked by pitch invader and knocked down as bottles thrown

FENERBACHE chairman Ali Koc was pushed to the ground by a pitch invader and pelted with bottles in shocking scenes in Turkey.

Koc pulled off a major managerial coup this summer when he convinced Jose Mourinho to become Fenerbache boss.

GettyKoc fell to the floor after being struck by a fan[/caption]

GettyIt’s the latest example of fan violence in Turkey[/caption]

GettyHe then managed to get back to his feet before being escorted away[/caption]

GettyKoc was pelted with bottles[/caption]

GettyHe looked dazed and confused as bottles crashed around him[/caption]

In an away match against Goztepe which Fenerbache drew 2-2, he became the victim of fan violence.

A pitch invader managed to make it onto the pitch and shove Koc to the ground.

He then attempted to rain punches down on Koc but was interrupted by security.

The incident riled Goztepe fans further who then showered Koc in bottles.

His security gathered round to form a human shield around the president before police armed with riot shields protected him from a shower of bottles.

The attack marks an escalation in fan violence which has been bubbling away in Turkey for years now.

Last season, a referee was punched by the club president of Ankaragucu, Faruk Koca.

The referee was hospitalised after and required surgery for a fractured eye socket.

GettyKoc struggled to escape the scene[/caption]

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GettyHe was seen holding his head after the incident[/caption]

GettyHe eventually got out of the Goztepe ground[/caption]

GettyKoc successfully convinced Mourinho to join Fenerbache this season[/caption]

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Turkish football more widely has been punctuated by growing violence for a while now.

Famous for it hostile environments and passionate fans, recent years have seen an escalation in violent incidents.

In 2013, the Istanbul derby between Fenerbache and Galatasaray saw riots take place after the game, with dozens of fans arrested and several injured.

In 2022, a Besiktas fan was banned for life for throwing a lit flare onto the pitch which narrowly missed the opposing team’s goalkeeper.

And in March Trabzonspor fans invaded the pitch and attacked several Fenerbache players.

They were forced to play their next six games behind closed doors while Fenerbache also threatened to leave the Turkish league.

After being unveiled by Fenerbache as their new boss in June, Mourinho announced: “Normally a coach is loved after victories.

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“In this case I feel that I am loved before the victories.

“That is a big responsibility that I feel. I promise you from this moment, I belong to your family. This shirt is my skin.”

GettyMourinho is loved by Fenerbache fans[/caption]

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