greek football

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Marinakis to Mitsotakis and UEFA’s Čeferin: Here is Olympiakos’s comprehensive plan to deal with violence and the problems of Greek Football

Evangelos Marinakis presented Olympiakos’s comprehensive plan to deal with violence and the problems of Greek Football during a meeting with Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis and UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin

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Greek football facing «Armageddon» – Will FIFA and UEFA intervene before total disaster?

The rot and lawlessness permeating the Hellenic Football Federation are dooming Greek football. The next step will be to mourn victims

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Greek Football in Danger, UEFA and FIFA must take actions immediately

Football in our country has not just become corrupt, it has rotten. There is no time. Mr. Ceferin and UEFA have proved that they care about and can promote European football. The same goes for FIFA and Mr. Infantino

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Latest Greek football comictragedy simmering for past year

'Pulling out all the stops': How underworld imposed promotion of specific team to Greece's Super League

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Editorial To Vima: The prime minister’s error

The impasse in Greek football is the result of the government’s choices and whoever cannot see that is simply turning a blind eye.

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Editorial Ta Nea: Blunder

One can choose to justify governmental fears, but a government that violates the fundamental principles of a well-governed state is unjustifiable.

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Editorial To Vima: Prime Minister, success and respect are earned with bold moves

Ruling party MPs were personally pressurised and the political leadership was confronted with verbal attacks and curses from circles which in previous years acted on the margins of legality.

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Marinakis just dealt the final blow to the so-called ‘clean-up’ of Greek Football in front of UEFA/FIFA

Open attack about all the problems by Marinakis during the meeting of Greek Football’s ‘Big Four’ Football Clubs: Greek football federation is not fit for the task; multiownership of PAOK FC and Xanthi FC; VAR; role of the Chief Referee; referees used as tools in the manipulation of the championship. ‘This kind of football does not represent us’, Marinakis stressed.

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Could things be worse without UEFA/FIFA?

When they arrived, Greek football was unconscious. Now it is half-dead. In the meantime Hübel, Fousek and Co are preparing the perfect exit. However, there is one question: What is the particular reason for the meeting of the owners of ‘Big 4’ Clubs? What are planning to tell to Vangelis Marinakis? If someone else were in his place, would he choose to go?