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The medical team said something of a broken foot. They took a car and left

HT 1-1

Salpi substitute for Klaus. Dokari Salpi sto 26. 1-1 Salpi sto 30.

Looks like Klaus is injured badly. Btw. We are loosing this moment 0-1 after 15 min

Giorgos Katsikas signed for Dutch side FC Twente. He is transferfree. Signed for one year with an option for another year.

According to the Dutch football magazine Voetbal International PAOK and AEK are interested in keeper Robbin Ruiter of FC Utrecht. He is 28 years old and his contract ends in the summer of 2017. Therefore a transferfee is needed to sign him.

According to the Dutch football magazine Voetbal International PAOK and AEK are interested in keeper Robbin Ruiter of FC Utrecht. He is 28 years old and his contract ends in the summer of 2017. Therefore a transferfee is needed to sign him. Funny that PAOK is interested in another keeper with the name Robbin, though Olsen is with 1 R.

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By the way. It is awesome hot in The Netherlands these days. We have the hottest 1st of July since 1901 and Saturday it will be 41 degrees celsius (over 100 Fahrenheit in the new world). So much for PAOK thinking to come over to train in good circumstances .......

I think he will be number one too, Akriti! Glykos played well at the WC 2014 in Brazil, but indeed he is unsteady. But I liked Glykos more than Itandje.

The game against Koot Azur will be played at one off the grounds off vv DUNO.

@Bananas Like in every country there are morrons and rocket scientists and the rest is in between. Greece is no exception. Greeks in the diaspora are no exception. But this referendum is way out of the league of the majority. Mine too. I can not figure out what the complications are of you say A or B. What are the effects in about 10 or 20 years? Audit offices of countries can. Plain civilians can not. Therefore the government has to decide this specific item. @js1000 Lower taxes and EU would be nice. But (as RS stated so well) we have to move forward. For our kids and future generations.

This theme can not be decided by a referendum. People (at least the great majority) do not know the ins and outs of this economic mess and they will only see the short-term implication for their pockets. The last referendum was in 1974 and was clear: King of no king. No (real) money involved. Politicians should take their responsibility. Do what you have to do for the country. Even as it have to hurt badly for a short period. Now the PM wants a No, but he does not have the guts to say so. I guess his mother called his girlfriends when he wanted to break up?!?! The people get a referendum. And they get indoctrinated. by the PM. Is this what democracy is about? People in Greece have lived above their station. Money everywhere. People have withdrawn the lost months several billions of Euro's from the banks. Early retirement with a bonus (a neighbour in Greece told me a few years ago: I bought a Mercedes of my bonus (efapax in Greek, I do not know the right word for it in English or Dutch as this is unfamiliar for me) now that I can afford it and can enjoy is). (Nearly) Everybody a new house when they got married from their parents. Everybody has got his own gorafi at the village of birth. Mortgages are rare. I do not envy the Greek citizens. But I have to pay mortgage for 30 years and have to hope that my house has the value when the term ends. I pay a lot of taxes. My pensions have been downsized and I have to work longer than expected (at least till I am 67 but rumours here tell me that it might be 70 at that time of retirement because they want to connect the retirement with the life expectancy). Apart from the latter I am used to the situation as it is for me. And I am fine with it. It's the way it is since I am born and more important since I graduaded and work. Most Europeans are used to it as the system was like this for years. Greece needs to step in this new era. The leaders in front. Negotiate, admit the reasonable demands and/but in the mean time teach your citizens that these reforms are needed to survive.

And the story continues: Alfred Finnbogason (Iceland) of Real Sociedad (attack) to be hired for 1 year and EUR 1,000,000.00

Costin Lazar signed for our neighbours, the Kologries.

Plans have been changed. PAOK will not play Club Brugge but Dnipro Dnipropetrosk, last years EL-runner-up from Ukraine. The venue is not yet known. The game will be played July 10th.

Other names that circulate: Artjom Rudnevs (Latvia) of Hamburger SV (attack); Ola Toivoinen (Sweden) of Rennes (midfield/attack); Mario Maloca (Croatia) of Hajduk Split (defender).

Goodmorning, Manges! I will shoot some photo's myself and then I will try to upload them. No success guaranteed as I am a lousy photographer and even worse with computers.....

I intend to go on the 4th of July with my wife and kids. The game against Bochum on the 8th would be a nice one to watch in person, but the kick-off is to early, and as I am in my last week at work before I leave to Greece and there are so many things I have to finish, it is not possible to take a day or afternoon off.

U R a wise man, Pash. I baptise you: Phantis' Philosopher.

The unemployed footballers have even their own site. http://www.kootazur.com/team-koot-azur/

Ergys Kace is linked to Lazio Roma. Don't think it's the right time for him yet. He should better stay another year with us to become a better player and if he qualifies with Albania for EURO2016 he will be worth more. Unless he has a contract until 2016. Then we better sell him now and rent him for a year for free.