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PAO win 1-0, but it should have been at least 3-0

Kai o Rey m'arese omos polu. Some good saves. No gazomares.

Nothing new for Aris. Same old illnesses. Over and over. What can/should happen in order to learn something eventually?! Are Greeks really that bad managers??.... here I exclude ideal conditions when having more than necessary amount of cash like for example Olympiakos, so mistakes and misjudgements are not seen nor too costly when talking about Greek football standards where they are constant champions obviously. So, with more limited budget and sources, for example, you can not expect value-for-money and rational moves where you reach or even pass your plans and goals in business?! I can not believe, with so many people involved in managing in a last decade or even 2, all of them underperformed!

Here is an updated list of Greek athletes that reached the entry standards for London: Tsakonas (200m - 20.33) Douvalidis (110m Hurdles - 13.42) Filippidis (PV - 5.85m) Karalis (PV - 5.70m) Tentoglou (LJ - 8.30m) Tsiamis (TJ - 16.87m) Anastasakis (HT - 77.72m) Kyriazis (JT - 88.01m) Papamichail (20 km Walk - 1:22:46.0) ------------------------------------------ Belibasaki (200 m - 23.00) Vasiliou (400 m - 51.86) Stefanidi (PV - 4.85m) Papachristou (TJ - 14.24m) Anagnostopoulou (DT - 61.53m) Drisbioti (20 km Walk - 1:32:47.0) Zapounidou (20 km Walk - 1:34:26.0) Rebouli (Marathon - 2:42:38.0) Privileggio (Marathon - 2:45:19.0) There is also a chance that IAAF will extend invitations to some athletes that did not reach the entry standards. The following athletes have a chance to be invited by IAAF: Tsakonas (100m) Keramida (200m) Gousin (HJ) Pesiridou (100 m Hurdles) Alexouli (LJ)