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Doxa, Panachaiki and OFI are the main contenders of us for the promotion, i.e. the matches against them count for double. I just noticed that Doxa has conceded just one goal in six matches this season and I also recall that two years ago (in FL2) they have beaten us in both matches.

Probably. Well, still not a best angle. Questionable but that's not our business. Next match: Doxa away, OFI in. Important matches as hell and not the easiest. This year, I conclude , in terms of quality majority of teams are closer and in the similar level. Last season we would have more easier matches with more big-margin wins, but again this season even tougher opponents we succeeded at winning, something that last season we failed occasionally when we shouldn't have, after we even blew some 1 or 2 goal leads to not finish with 3 pointers and stay in touch.

Actually Boxou Samaris has a total of 167 min in league play (4 appearances) and 106 min in champion's league play (2 appearances) for a total of 273 min total. Should not be starting for National Team especially not in a crucial game like we had vs Croatia.

Too many people don't really understand government and how it works. They vote for a party that is for the interests of big business and the very wealthy. They voted for a president because the other candidate was not liked and she had some "secret" emails... Many voters don't think that electing a president and members of Congress greatly impacts their daily lives and their future, from the environment, to consumer protection, to retirement, to education and health care. These days I see so many people willing to camp outside stores to get a sale deal for few bucks but aren't willing to spend 10' voting. @Bananas you ask, "what gives?"... In 1832, Britain passed the Great Reform Act that allowed the common people to vote. The conservatives were panicking because they had been openly advocating for the aristocracy, banks, big business, and generally for nothing to benefit the lower classes. However, they figured out that their party could forge an alliance with the working class. How? They'd would sell patriotism, law and order, xenophobia, identity politics, religion, morality, and a ..great Britain! Today the cons are in power. Sounds familiar?...