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Could be but at the prospect of not getting anything since in 6 month he can sign for free anywhere, PAOK can work it out with Panathinaikos (such as giving them Mystkidis, Kace etc.). There is no way PAOK will pay 5 mil to Panat6hinaikos. From reports that I heard, the supposed "greek team" clause expired after 2 years. Also it is reported that Al Ain wants 1 mil for the player, and Berg to get a salary of 1.3 mil per season. So at the end we could spend 2.3 to 3 mil plus any possible deal with Panathinaikos (player/cash) to get Berg.
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I doubt there is a 5 mil release clause for Berg. I think that's just wishful thinking by Panathinaikos.
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Round of 16 results: PAS Giannina - Panionios 1:1 Panahaiki - PAOK 2:1 AO Xanthi - Olympikaos 0:0 Ergotelis - OFI 1:1 Apollon Smyrnis - Atromitos 0:3 AE Larisa - Asteras Tripoli 3:2 Kissamikos - AEK 1:1 PAS Lamia - Panathinaikos Return legs will be played on January 22-24, 2019
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Pretty sure there is a clause that we can break the loan in mid-season. I know for a fact that to get Giannoulis before the loan ends PAOK has to pay 70K to Atromitos. BTW, Koulouris with a hat-trick in today's cup game against Apollon Smyrnis.
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I think the Berg solution to replace Prijovic is probably the best option at this time, as long as we won't have to spend a lot of the money we will be getting from Al Ittihad. I don't think PAOK and Lucescu are willing to experiment right now with Akpom/Koulouris or players that will need a lot of time to get used to the Greek bourdello called Superleague.
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The date for this match will be decided tomorrow. Most likely it will be January 30 or 31.
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That's his problem. Should have done his research. Let's just hope PAOK gets the 10 mil by the end of the season. I too believe that he will not last the full 4.5 years that he signed for.
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True but it came at a wrong time. And it appears the team is slow to react. Not only as far as Prijo is concerned, but also as far as Wernbloom replacement is concerned. The next 5 games will decide the championship and replacements needed to be here or already on their way. And we know very well that they will nor be here until the end of the month at the earliest. Prijovic basically cashed in and effectively ended his football career at the young age of 29. Good luck and thanks for your services.
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Latest George postings: Bye bye Prijovic
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Looks like the meeting between Savvidis and Prijovic will not take place as scheduled. This pretty much is confirmation that the only thing that remains are the official announcements about his transfer to Al Ittihad.
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After today's fiasco, this game (and the Prijo soap opera) is a big test to see if we have what it takes to win the title.
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The team (that includes players, coach and front office) need to take these games seriously. Hopefully this loss will be a lesson that will force the team to make the game on Sunday as a must win game.
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Unacceptable to lose to a team such as Panahaiki, making things hard for ourselves down the road.
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Biseswar for Malezas.
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And why not. PAOK did not take this game seriously and is paying for it. The way things are going it's more likely we will concede another one.
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Karelis 1:1
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What a joke of a team showed up at Patra today. Non-existing midfield. Warda, El Kaddouri, Limnios poor. Throw in Biseswar and Jaba to turn this game around.
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1:0 Patra. Much better team on the field.
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Big save by Paschalakis. Nice pace to the game by both teams.
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Good lineup. Let's get an easy win to secure the qualification , so we can focus on the more serious games coming up. Close to 300 PAOK fans showed up unannounced for the game.
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I don't believe it had to come down to our kicker to decide the outcome of the game. I was certain he would miss it, specially after the Eagles called the last minute time out to mess with his mind.
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Important game. We need to win this one at any cost.
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VS MATCHUP: Asteras Tripolis - P.A.O.K. Thessaloniki COMPETITION: Superleague - Round 16 DATE: 13-January-2019 TIME: 20:30 GR (18:30 GMT, 11:30 CST, 04:30 AEDT next day) CITY / STADIUM: Tripoli – Th. Kolokotronis Stadium (Capacity: 7,616) REFEREES: Emmanouil Skoulas (Thessalia) - Panagiotis Konstantopoulos (Corinthos), Chrysoula Korobylia (Dyttiki Attiki) TELEVISION: novasports2 (Greece, Cyprus, Albania), Sport Plus (USA, Canada, Australia) Asteras Tripolis vs P.A.O.K. History 2017-2018: 3:2 (Campos, Prijovic-p) - attendance: 1,589 2016-2017: 1:2 (Koulouris 2) - Attendance: 1,960 2015-2016: 2:1 (Pelkas) - Attendance: 2,101 2014-2015: 1:0 - Attendance: 2,462 (play-offs) 2014-2015: 3:0 - Attendance: 2,449 2013-2014: 1:0 - Attendance: 1,845 (play-offs) 2013-2014: 2:1 (Athanasiadis) - Attendance: 2,351 2012-2013: 1:2 (Athanasiadis, Katsouranis) - Attendance: 2,634 (play-offs) 2012-2013: 1:0 - Attendance: 2,218 2011-2012: 1:0 - Attendance: 1,892 2010-2011: 0:0 - Attendance: 2,367 2009-2010: 1:1 (Fotakis) - Attendance: 2,500 2008-2009: 0:2 (Anastasakos, Conceisao) - Attendance: 2,092 2007-2008: 2:0 - Attendance: 3,685 GAMES: 14 WINS: 3 TIES: 2 LOSSES: 9
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I don't much care that we have to play Tripoli next. What bothers me is that we will not play Olympiakos following their European game against Dinamo Kiev. This whole thing was orchestrated and the beating up of the ref is part of this plan.
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I don't really have anything against the 2 leg elimination format. What I hate the most is the groups stage portion and the fact that the draws are manipulated so the big teams don't meet each other until the semifinals. Wouldn't it be nice to see Olympiakos - AEK match up in the first round of the Greek Cup for example?