36-year-old Bursaspor Fan caught smoking in stadium prior to win over Fenerbahce

36-year-old Bursaspor fan caught smoking in the stadium before his team won over Fenerbahce, but his appearance made the video go viral.

A video surfaced online, in which a young faced supporter was caught smoking inside the stadium while proudly dawning Bursaspor colour.

The supporter looked no older than 10-years of age but was still enjoying a drag as he sat next to a youngster in the crowd at the Timsah Arena.

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It literally looked as if a minor was lighting a cigarette during the pre-match, which led to this video getting viral on the internet in just few hours.

However, News 1 say that the individual in question is in fact a 36-year old man called Cocuk – and the person next to him is his son as opposed to being his mate or younger sibling.

Although, after the revelation, the news looks even more strange with the twist in information, and probably needs to take his identification cards, wherever he goes due to the looks he got.

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Additionally, him lighting a cigarette is obviously a lot less concerning now we know he’s not far off 40 but smoking in public places, including sports stadiums, is banned in Turkey and can carry a £13 fine.

Although, this is not the first time, when someone has been caught doing something strange or funny in the stands and have been caught on camera to become famous in one night.

In a clip that did the rounds on social media back in August a 2017, a female supporter in Paraguayan can be seen snorting some cocaine in the stands – in celebration that her team has just scored.

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