Yılmaz Şen
Şen Yılmaz ( born January 1, 1943 in Istanbul, † 1996) was a Turkish football player. Through his many years of service for Fenerbahce he is very associated with this clubs. From fan - club sides and he is regarded as one of the major players in the club's history. With 213 Erstligaeinsätzen for Fenerbahçe he is the player with the zwölfthäufigsten Süper Lig inserts the club's history. In addition, he took over in phases, the task of the team captain. Because of its tight man coverage and very figure-hugging style of play, he became player times as jilet Yılmaz (German Yılmaz the blade ). In the last years of his career but he was referred to primarily as Carli.
Playing career
Şen began with the club football in the youth from Istanbul amateur club Yaylaspor. He was then taken up later in the squad of 1st team. From here he moved in 1962 to the first division Istanbulspor. In the summer of 1963, he was received by the head coach Erdoğan Tokol in the professional squad and was in de Party from September 1, 1963 against Kasımpaşa Istanbul his professional debut. Until the winter break, he starred in five more top-flight, rather the start of the season he conquered a permanent place. Opposite end of the season he was finally Turkish U-21 national team. The next two seasons he established himself within the team as a conduit carrier and managed by his good performances in the Turkish national team.
It was through his good performances in the summer one of the hottest players in the transfer window. Şen opted for a move to Fenerbahce. In his first season for this club he made it immediately became a regular player. The first season he missed with his team, the Turkish championship, but won the Balkan Cup and the Spor -Toto Cup. In the season 1967/68 Sens team reached the Turkish championship. In addition, the team was Turkish Cup winner this season, reaching thus also for the first time in their history of Turkish double winners. Şen completed this season almost all mandatory games of his team. The following season Fenerbahçe failed to defend the title. This season also played Şen not consistently maintained 18 of the possible 30 league games. This situation continued into the next season. Until the winter break, he completed only eight games. In the match against Samsunspor of January 4, 1970, he broke his leg on top of that and fell as a result the rest of the season. His team finished the season but again as champion and also won the pre-season TSYD - Istanbul Cup. The next three seasons established himself though Şen over long distances again as a regular player, but his team was in the championship chance and had to watch as the arch-rival Galatasaray with three championships in a row dominated the then Turkish football. The only bright spots 1972/73, the Prime Minister Cup and the Presidents Cup players could be won in the season. It was not until the season of 1973/74 was his team back to its former strength. Thus was brought into this season with the championship and the cup for the second time in club history, the Turkish Double. Moreover, it was won before the season even the TSYD - Istanbul Cup. Şen was with Alpaslan Eratlı one of the most important defensive player of his team. But he had to pause in some games due to injury or disabled. In the next season, the title defense succeeded in the championship. In the 1975/76 season Şen lost, mostly due to injury but also because of a match suspension, his place and completed on the season 14 of the possible 30 league games. Although his team won the pre-season TSYD - Istanbul Cup, but the second title defense was missed again in a row.
In the summer of 1976, he declared the end of his career. To this end, he organized only a farewell game in which Fenerbahçe should take on arch-rivals Besiktas Istanbul. This final game was canceled a few days before the scheduled date after the Fenerbahçe board had refused to let their team play against Beşiktaş. Instead, it was organized for the August 31, 1976, a temporary farewell match against Bursaspor. Finally Şen was this encounter with his departure from the football stage.
National
During his time at Istanbulspor Şen was nominated in the cadre of Turkish U-21 national team and announced on May 20, 1964 against the English U- 21 team to be U-21 international debut. In the same year he played two more times for the U- 21 team in Turkey before he. Well as in the focus of the coaching staff of the Turkish national team So it was the first time in the squad of the Turkish national team as part of a their scheduled September 27, 1964 Test match against the Polish national team by then- coach Cihat Arman. In this game Şen arrived from game start to use and gave so his senior international debut. From then on he belonged, injury-related failures excluded until the year 1969 to the regularly nominated players. Despite its 'A' matches, he was always considered by the summer of 1968 for U-21 national team, although he was already over 21 years old in some games.
He participated with the senior team at ECO Cup in 1967 and ECO Cup 1969. Both times Şen could win with his team the trophy.
His last international game, he completed on 16 November 1969 for the national team of the USSR. Overall, he played 18 times for the Turkish national team and ten times for the U-21 national team.
Death
Şen died in 1996 in unknown circumstances.
Achievements
- Turkish champions: 1967/68 1969 /70 1973/74, 1974/75
- Turkish Cup winner: 1967/68, 1973/74
- Presidents Cup players: 1972/73
- Prime Minister Cup Winners: 1972/73
- Spor -Toto Cup winner: 1967/68
- TSYD - Istanbul Cup Winners: 1969/70 1973 /74 1975/76
- Balkans Cup Winners: 1967/68
- ECO Cup winner: 1967, 1969