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The head coach of Turkish champions Fenerbahce has resigned. In a statement to The Anadolu Agency, Yanal said: "It's impossible to maintain my job in these circumstances as a head coach.” He added that it had been a great honor to manage Fenerbahce and thanked the fans, board, media and sports community for supporting him last season. Yanal, 52, went on: "Principles are superior to the money that we earn and they are indispensable for success as well.” Last season’s Spor Toto Super League winners ended a two-season league-winning streak by arch-rivals Galatasaray.
Fenerbahce head coach Ersun Yanal resigns
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