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  1. The ways of PAOK and Tziolis have been separated as the contract is ended with mutual consent.
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  2. And unlike you, I watch their actual matches. I think most PAOK fans would agree with this, but to each their own. Either would help the NT. FIFA ratings? Life is not a videogame.
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  3. I hope we can at least draw against Belgium. They look like a very impressive team and I believe they will do well in the World Cup tournament itself. Papadopoulos is out for this game. Manolas and Sokratis have to be on their game or else or we are gone. We should play 5-3-2. With Torosidis and Stafylidis as wing backs. Mitroglou and Fortounis will be the 2 upfront. With Samaris, Mantalos and either Petsos or Tachtsidis as the 3 in the middle.
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  4. I don't know why you think Mystakidis is much better than Pelkas. I don't see much PAOK games but every time I see highlights Pelkas looks more effective and to me Mystakidis is average. He has skill but Pelkas I find is more effective with his pace and overall ability. But I also find them both very inconsistent. Here are FIFA ratings for Pelkas and Mystakidis: http://sofifa.com/player/208053 http://sofifa.com/player/216498
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  5. We get rid of Pereyra and hold on to the 2 patsavoures Klaus and Koulouris...
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  6. The winning video is great. No matter what, I do say that Trump brings comedy and entertainment to politics to levels that have never been seen before.
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  7. The "western world" has gradations. Women in the US are not treated as nicely as women in the rest of the advanced western world. The social services, including pre and post-natal support, etc. Women are different in some ways, right guys? Physiologically they have different needs, and as mothers as well. That's why women, over all, have different priorities than men in regards to public policy. Men tend to focus on law and order, aggressive foreign policy, guns, strong whatever, etc. Women are affected by how strong the social safety net is, and thus they care more about family planning, social services, day care, health care, education, care for the elderly, etc. But, do you see any problems with that in the US? I mean, it's not exactly even plane for women and men of the same socio-economic level as far as opportunities and treatment. Example: health plans cover Viagra but not birth control (the ACA forced plan providers, but this is being rescinded under Trump). Example: There is a big swath of conservatism in this country, where gender roles are still stuck in the 19th century. The view that men are for business and women are for housekeepers. Men are assertive, women are bitches. What do you think the reaction would have been if a woman had come for a debate unprepared, having to explain "grab 'em by the cock", and, she brought to the stage her 5 children from 3 different men. Somehow I think she'd be treated differently than... I want to agree with you and women have same liberties. They do in constitutional ways, not in reality, as laws are applied or how society treats them. However, I'm glad to hear that you are for equal rights and treatment.
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  8. I am saying the entire 'investment landscape ' in Greece does not suit business people... greece is so far 'left' that the 'lao' and the entire social fiber of society is tainted that way.. i do not admire Russian or Turkish politicians or business people..Nor do i want Greece to use Turkey or Russia as blueprint for the future.. But if you look at Erdogan and Putin and the way they have power/influence/control/presence etc.....One can see how 'corrupt dirty wealthy business thugs can get into bed with these leaders and make lots of money.. Compare this to Tsipra who looks and sounds like a university student council activist... Remember we are ONLY discussing here why Turkish and Russian business thugs pour money into football....and in context where the money comes from... this was merely a response to a poster who claimed Turkey is a wealthy nation and greece is not...and that's why their big clubs spend big $$$$. My view is that Turkey is not a wealthy nation...but the super rich benefit by the system and pour dirty money into football.. There are social/Political and other restraints in Greece that does not allow the same to happen to the same level....Regardless if many think the 'Greek system only benefits a few families'...it's not at the same depth as Turkey/Russia.
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  9. Relax guys. The 15-30 billion $ needed for the wall will be chump change when Trump's deals and economic plans go into effect. Here's a treat for the morons who like breathing the fumes from this gas bag.
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  10. we can kinda play good attacking balla when our hand is forced eg) vs. ivory coast and romania here's the goalara by mr. tsabouka. was that mr. mykonos with the assist?
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