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There won't be a stadium for the next ten years at this pace ...

A house version of our hymn ... made me laugh :-) ...

Giannakopoulos in Hull City?Dean Bouzanis in Liverpool? Maybe I'm forgetting someone, I'm not sure.

Apparently had a great game in Benfica's 6-0 away victory over Maritimo.

Greek doctors left me sidelined for Celtic because of blunder, reveals Georgios Samaras Nov 14 2008 GEORGIOS SAMARAS last night revealed how a Greek medical blunder left him sidelined for the past month. The striker needed knee surgery after coming back crocked from international duty in the middle of October. Samaras says he was in pain during his country's defeat of Moldova in the first game of a World Cup double header. He told his national team's doctors about the problem but was assured there was no damage and turned out against Switzerland four days later, making the injury worse. Samaras said: "The doctors said it was nothing. Just that I was tired." "When the doctors say it is nothing you accept it. So I played against the Swiss and did more damage to my knee." Source.

That's very interesting.But how do things go down? Because I really want to know! :)

I don't know about Karagounis being only a 35 minute player. Basinas might be true though.Katsouranis should definitely play imho. But I agree 100% with the quote above from your friend. Perfect example: our game vs. Spain at Euro 2008. The only game we looked good in because we knew it was all over.

:LOL: :tup:

Greece recover from defeat in Sarajevo Greece recovered from an opening defeat by Bosnia-Herzegovina to lead their opponents through to the UEFA European Under-19 Championship Elite round. Greece top Having lost 2-1 to the qualifying round Group 10 hosts in Sarajevo, Greece – aiming to reach their third consecutive U19 finals – went on to defeat Montenegro 1-0 and Poland 2-0 in their subsequent games. Bosnia-Herzegovina drew with both sides to finish second behind Greece, one point ahead of Poland. Source + full article at uefa.com.

Dimi praised by Swans boss Posted on: Sun 02 Nov 2008 With just a matter of minutes remaining it looked as if Doncaster could have registered their first victory, and scored their first goal, when they were awarded a disputed penalty. Darren Pratley was adjudged to have fouled James Hayter inside the area and referee Keith Stroud had no hesitation in awarding the division's bottom club the spot-kick. Paul Heffernan had only been on the pitch for four minutes when he placed the ball on the spot and the 9,000 home supporters, who welcomed the ex-Notts County striker onto the pitch with one of the biggest cheers of the day, felt that a long-awaited victory for Sean O'Driscoll's men was on the horizon. Article continues Advertisement But the South Yorkshire side was thwarted by Swansea City's debutant loanee Dimi Konstantopoulos who not only stopped Heffernan's spot-kick, but the rebound aswell. Source + full article.

:LOL: He's going places!

Fanis Gekas scored his second of the season yesterday in the 2-0 victory of Leverkusen vs. Koln, after Leverkusen was awarded a penalty kick. He puts it away beautifully :). Watch the highlights and his goal in specific around 4:50 in the vid:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Zambidis What's he been up to lately btw? I see his last fight was in july of this year...

Papastathopoulos' goal at around 1:03. Waw, great goal! :o :tup:

For those who don't like .pdf's or .ppt's, here's a promo vid of the new stadium:

Kostas Katsouranis played a significant role in Benfica's first goal in their 2-0 victory over Napoli today. Great cross to Reyes for the 1-0. Check it here:

That could be interesting yes! I accepted your friend request btw! :D (Aren't we the popular bunch :D :D )