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Awwww how cute manges, you have a thread to use to talk together! Speak the truth!

What was he impressed with exactly? His sidewards and backwards passing? He offered absolutely nothing and as a matter of fact the articles say when he came on in the 60th min our attack was cut in half and we didn't muster any more opportunities. What was there to like? Our midfield has to be Samaris, Tachtsidis and Fortounis worked very well vs Hungary. I would put Ninis on the wing as he always has good chemistry with Mitroglou.

Trava g*****! re pou tha mas peis kai ti tha kanoume

^Autoi tha se soune come Saturday!

Olympiacos Football Club, the largest donor to UNICEF?s 100% Campaign in support of immunization programmes, has renewed their partnership with UNICEF. Since 2013, the contributions of Olympiacos Football Club have helped protect nearly one million babies, supported polio campaigns and the training of medical healthworkers. This renewed commitment from a significant sports partner will strengthen current efforts to raise awareness and funding to vaccinate the most vulnerable children and epitomizes the spirit of Team UNICEF. Team UNICEF is an initiative built around the idea that sport can change children's lives by helping break down barriers, promote participation, alter attitudes and include the excluded. One and a half million children die every year from diseases that could have been prevented by vaccinations. Together with its partners, UNICEF?s immunization programmes are helping to keep children alive and healthy by protecting them from disease through regular vaccinations that save three million lives every year. But one out of five children in the world is not fully vaccinated. Those who are left behind usually live in remote areas, with little access to healthcare. Launched in 2013, the 100% Campaign is a fundraising initiative to enable routine immunization for babies from birth to eleven months old, and polio vaccination for children under 5 years old. The ultimate goal is to reach every vulnerable child and to fulfil their right to be protected from preventable diseases such as polio and measles. So far the 100% Campaign has supported vaccination programmes in Chad but aims to target a number of countries where coverage is amongst the lowest in the world. Thanks to the support of Olympiacos Football Club and other contributors, since the beginning of 2014 over 400,000 babies in Chad were fully vaccinated against tuberculosis, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), measles and polio before their first birthday. During the same period, five national polio vaccination campaigns were conducted and over 1,400 vaccinators trained. ?Two years ago, Olympiacos Football Club partnered with UNICEF to help stop children from dying needlessly when a simple vaccination could help protect them? said Jorge Olague, UNICEF Head of Private Sector Fundraising. ?Immunization is one of the most important public health interventions and we are delighted to see the renewed support of Olympiacos. Our heartfelt thanks goes to Olympiacos FC and its fans for their commitment to the health of millions of children. We also take this opportunity to congratulate the club for winning the Superleague Greece and the Greek Cup.? ?Since 2013, when Olympiacos and UNICEF joined forces for the immunization of children in Greece and abroad, we have worked together with unwavering passion and commitment to save the lives of children in need? said Evangelos Marinakis, President of Olympiacos. ?It is with great pride that we are renewing our partnership with UNICEF. By making the well-being of children around the world a priority, we are sending out a strong message of hope and solidarity to present and future generations and we ensure the continuity of our commitment to assist children in need worldwide!? UNICEF Greece Executive Director Ilias Liberis underlined: ? We in UNICEF Greece are delighted with this invaluable partnership with Olympiacos FC which permits to advocate for children?s rights and protect children?s lives both in Greece and globally. The renewal of the partnership gives a strong push in our humanitarian action and makes Olympiacos the largest contributor to children?s rights in the country?

BTW yesterday we raped the AEKTHINAIKOS in waterpolo 4-14 in their stadium wow!!! ponaei!!!

I'll update Pontos list for the Victorian [Melbourne] clubs through all the divisions Bentleigh Greens (Cypriot) current NPL Victoria champions and coached by our own John Anastasiadis Northcote City [iraklis] Oakleigh Cannons Port Melbourne South Melbourne Heidelberg United Altone East [PAOK] Bayside Argonauts Western Suburbs Clifton Hill Malvern City Morwell Pegasus South Springvale [ARIS] Yarraville FC Kingston City [Oly...ftoo] Brunswick City those are the ones I have played against at various levels. there are also other clubs that have a whole lot of greeks playing for them but aren't greek clubs. My kids play for a club that is packed full of greek kids.

I would be amazed if this team actually got their sh*t together and won this game coming up, but I wont hold my breathe. Even with our best 11 we couldn't beat Faroe Islands let alone any other team in our Euro group except me to zori in the last game vs Hungary who had already a qualifying spot sewn up, even with our best 11 we conceded goals, cant see what will change that for this game.... Our players need to take a long hard look at themselves and realise they are representing their nation and they should do it with pride if not f*ck off and stick to playing for your club.

6 wins in a row after today's win even in a mediocre performance

Don't let the door hit you on the way out ratboy.

Answer this...who is more corrupt?