Baki's hooligan past! Blades director part of Fenerbahce's Kill For You gang



Sheffield United director Selahattin Baki was part of a gang of Turkish football hooligans and was once filmed boasting about his violent past.

Baki, who arrived at Bramall Lane last month, was involved with Fenerbahce followers Kill For You.



The Sun reports that 38-year-old Baki appeared on Danny Dyer's Real Football Factories in 2007, bragging about 'non-stop action' and revealing 'sometimes knives start talking.'

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You're on camera: Selahattin Baki spoke to Danny Dyer for the 2007 programme Real Football Factories

Presenter: Dyer travelled to Turkey where he covered the derby between Fenerbahce and Galatasaray

He also admits throwing flares at fans of rivals Galatasaray.

According to Paul Okan, a film maker interviewed on actor and presenter Dyer's programme, Kill For You (KFY) have 'violent passion which can turn into violence.'

After speaking with Baki, Sheffield United board member Jim Phipps told The Sun: 'In the years since those youthful indiscretions, he has demonstrated better judgment.'



The Turkish businessman is a close friend of Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad and helped the Saudi royal buy a 50 per cent stake in the League One club.