This is worth its own thread. Fantastic article
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/28/sport ... =cse&scp=1
DT. wrote:This is worth its own thread. Fantastic article
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/28/sport ... =cse&scp=1
EPSILON wrote:DT. wrote:This is worth its own thread. Fantastic article
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/28/sport ... =cse&scp=1
Syga re. Ego akousa oti tha synetlei ektaktos kai h geniki synelevsh to Hnomenon Ethnon gia na exetasei th periptosh tou APOEL!!!
DT. wrote:This is worth its own thread. Fantastic article
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/28/sport ... =cse&scp=1
Paphitis wrote:This part needs to be highlighted for GR's benefit:
So of course, Barcelona and Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea, Inter Milan and Fiorentina, were panting to see what the draw brings them. So, too, is Apoel Nicosia.
The Cypriot team is there on merit — more so than some of the English, Spanish, German, Italian clubs that are not even champions in their own lands. Apoel is a champion, 20 times over, on a divided island with a total population of less than 900,000.
Get Real! wrote:Paphitis wrote:This part needs to be highlighted for GR's benefit:
So of course, Barcelona and Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea, Inter Milan and Fiorentina, were panting to see what the draw brings them. So, too, is Apoel Nicosia.
The Cypriot team is there on merit — more so than some of the English, Spanish, German, Italian clubs that are not even champions in their own lands. Apoel is a champion, 20 times over, on a divided island with a total population of less than 900,000.
How romantic... if only the author knew that most APOEL players are foreigners!
denizaksulu wrote:Get Real! wrote:Paphitis wrote:This part needs to be highlighted for GR's benefit:
So of course, Barcelona and Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea, Inter Milan and Fiorentina, were panting to see what the draw brings them. So, too, is Apoel Nicosia.
The Cypriot team is there on merit — more so than some of the English, Spanish, German, Italian clubs that are not even champions in their own lands. Apoel is a champion, 20 times over, on a divided island with a total population of less than 900,000.
How romantic... if only the author knew that most APOEL players are foreigners!
We had noticed, but it still brings in the money.
Get Real! wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Get Real! wrote:Paphitis wrote:This part needs to be highlighted for GR's benefit:
So of course, Barcelona and Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea, Inter Milan and Fiorentina, were panting to see what the draw brings them. So, too, is Apoel Nicosia.
The Cypriot team is there on merit — more so than some of the English, Spanish, German, Italian clubs that are not even champions in their own lands. Apoel is a champion, 20 times over, on a divided island with a total population of less than 900,000.
How romantic... if only the author knew that most APOEL players are foreigners!
We had noticed, but it still brings in the money.
I've since changed "most" to "half" Deniz...
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