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-edit- because that double posted, I'll take the opportunity to note that we could do worse than having a managent made up of Danes.

Your caption alone makes you the MVP of this forum.

Welcome Greekaroos! And correct, he was played as a #10, even though he clearly didn't have the legs for it.

That's a good question, I've been completely unable to find one. Anyone have any luck?

I'm going to guess this will be knocked down to two games on appeal (or if he hits his wife).

He was subbed out quickly the last match.

Can I be astounded and unsurprised at the same time? Well said by Figo. Blatter is completely unrepentant. He could care less how obvious this racket is.

IT'S NOT ALL ABOUT YOU, MY LITTLE SUNDAE MATTRESS

Good article, nice summation. This is also interesting, as it's a running timeline/liveblog: http://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2015/may/28/fifa-crisis-live-blatter-under-pressure-amid-arrests-and-world-cup-inquiry Does anyone have any word of statements from Greece's FA?

And it might even be a good idea! It's entirely possible that Garcia, at least, will throw a fit and get kicked out.

First interview with Arnesen. -edit- One note about the interview, he says that he feels he's coming in a little late in the process of preparing for this transfer window. By the standards of our club, he's about 4 months early, so this might be a good sign.

This is true. Hopefully our new TD will start to right the ship. That and out buddy Jackie-boy. Garcia and Lino returning as anything other than scouts, makes me nervous.

Absolutely. I guess when you live with total impunity, you begin to lose track of reality. Did they really think people wouldn't flip out over that vote? This story keeps getting more and more interesting. UEFA apparently won't be boycotting the vote tomorrow, but may call for a vote of no confidence if he wins by a narrow margin? I don't know much about this Jordanian prince who is opposing Blatter; do we have any reason to think he would be an improvement?

Do we know that he's coming back as a player? And if so, that it's not just to immediately retire with us as his last team?

That's game. We're such a goddamn mess.

Klaus injured, Koulouris coming in

Nice attempt by Kitsiou, there's the guy I liked so much last season...

Pereyra and Klaus coming on at half time. For Dpaps and Pozoglou. Come on boys!

Classic PAOK. Tuned in right after, a few half-chances right before the blank. Thank you for the link Barca

Absolutely. Russia is already complaining that the US doesn't have the authority to go after these guys. And here I thought laundering money through US banks was just that. Maradona saying he's going to kick people's asses (because Maradona is Maradona).

Just read this myself, talk about a surprise. Left Ukraine almost immediately due to the dangerous climate (not that I blame him).

Tzavellas hasn't featured as a left back in something like eight months. Stafylidis 100%.

Big news this morning as several FIFA executives have been indicted on corruption charges (to nobody's surprise). Blatter, unsurprisingly, was not charged. http://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-32897157 To quote a comment from the above link "Blatter thinks that Fifa is above national laws and governments." Hopefully he's about to learn the limits of his power.

Giving opposing players space is something of a strong suit for us.