Answer: EXTRAORDINARY .....
We do not know why the goal was canceled.
Lionsman may have said that Mauricio touched and did not even get to the point of influencing the phase we are discussing now.
But without the invasion, the match would have continued with a corrective kick by AEK and Paokio had paid off. The invasion paid off, up to a point, because Kominis awarded the goal in the locker room (they told him "we will disembowel your wife").
Paokio is guilty of stopping a match for the second consecutive match in Toumba. Savvidis' son says "it was an injustice, because Garcia did not suffer multiple head injuries". That is, the act does not count, it only counts if the victim suffers multiple brain injuries.
If a normal goal was canceled, he would not be the first to suffer it. In the championship of the objection the obvious penalty against Rimbo in AEK - Panionios? In 2005 PAO - AEK on the boulevard where orgies took place? A championship each of these two whistles.
By the time the match against OSFP was canceled, Paokio had been scandalously favored.
Now, as it was done in combination with the previous ones, it must be demoted to end and the others who remain to claim it among themselves.
Is AEK guilty of something? Is OSFP -who paid her for his own- something wrong? The Fearless?
WHY DO YOU SAY KNOW GREEKS IF PAOK HAS TO BE RECEIVED BECAUSE SAVVIDIS 'BOOK FOR THE FOLLOWING YOU HAVE TO SAY SOMETHING?
This research was published on December 18 in the magazine HOT DOC in a major tribute to corruption and violence in Greek football entitled "The game is set".
Here is the timeline of the attacks:
May 1995: The referee Bakas had whistled the final of the Greek Cup, Panathinaikos - AEK 1-0. Apart from the attack he received from AEK players for a penalty he gave to the "greens" and with which they won the trophy, the referee lived the worst nightmare, ten days after the final. The referee was in a taxi when at that time he had stopped at a traffic light on Alimou Avenue. Then 6-7 "inflatables" with helmets, attacked him, forcibly removed him from the car and beat him for 5-6 minutes under the frightened eyes of passers-by. Then they got on bikes and disappeared.
February 1996: The referee, Giorgos Spaneas, gave a penalty gift to Panathinaikos in a match against Panionios in Nea Smyrni, with which the "greens" won the game and a few days later, the car tire shop he maintained in Brahami was reduced to ashes by a fire that broke out. late at night. A few days later, the referee Nikos Aggelakis was beaten by an unknown person, but as he claimed, this attack had nothing to do with football…
July 1999: Unknown people ambushed the (then) president of the Piraeus Referees Association, Giannis Spatha in Keratsini. The perpetrators wearing helmets approached Spathas on a motorcycle and the passenger shot him six times in the leg. Two of the bullets wounded him in the right tibia.
February 2000: The laundry in Corinth, of the then chief referee of KED, George Douros, consumed the fire by unknown arsonists.
October 2009: During the match, Galatsi - Peristeri for the A 'EPSA, unknown persons set fire to the motorcycle of the international assistant referee, Antonis Karatzikas, which was parked in the parking lot of the stadium, in Alsos Veikou. A few days earlier, Karatzikas was the assistant of the referee Lambropoulos, in a match of the 3rd match of the Super League, Olympiakos - Kavala, where he canceled a goal of the red and whites. Later that month, in a shop located 30 meters from an orthopedic shop maintained in Volos, former international referee George Daloukas, a bomb exploded but according to police the perpetrators had confused the shops.
December 2009: Two strangers enter the "Prince Oliver" store in Thessaloniki and hit the former referee Apostolos Ambarkiolis who worked there. When they left, they stole the store's cash register. The referee had been made available by KED for his refereeing in a match Panathinaikos - Asteras Tripolis, because he had not given a very obvious penalty in favor of the hosts. It is characteristic that after the game, the then president of Panathinaikos, Nikolas Pateras, had stated that "some referees need an ophthalmologist".
March 2010: Dimitris Kalopoulos' vulcanizer shop was saved by chance. A black bag aroused the curiosity of the father of the former international referee, who called the police. The bag contained an incendiary device consisting of gas canisters, a gas tank and a stove, but did not explode. In the same month in "El. Venizelos "the assistant Leonidas Vassiliadis was preparing to return to Thessaloniki. Before boarding, two strangers attacked him, hit him in the hand and broke two fingers. Vassiliadis a few hours earlier had canceled two goals (one for each team) in the match Levadiakos - Xanthi. As if the two incidents were not enough, on the 22nd of the month, strangers threw a grenade at the entrance of an apartment building in Paleo Faliro, on the sixth floor of which had its travel office, the referee Kyros Vassaras.
October 2010: Four helmets attacked Kyros Vassaras in Piraeus with globes and iron fists. The referee was getting out of a taxi returning from the Olympic Stadium where he was an observer of the refereeing in the Panathinaikos-Olympiakos derby (2-1). Three people were taken to court. On the 31st of the same month, two people wearing helmets rang the bell of the residence of referee George Daloukas and threatened him and his family. The referee had whistled the episodic game Aris-Panathinaikos and the guests had won with a questionable penalty.
November 2010: The referee Vassilis Pamporidis denounced a series of threatening phone calls, just a few days after his refereeing in the match between Olympiakos - PAOK (3-0) where Dikefalos had terrible complaints from his whistles.
January 2011: At the facilities of Agios Kosmas, unknown individuals attacked and beat the international referee Tassos Sidiropoulos and disappeared with a large engine. That day the referees were going through competitive tests and Sidiropoulos coming out of the locker room was attacked in front of the surprised eyes of his colleagues
February 2011: The referee Vassilis Pamporidis went to Kilkis to whistle a local championship match (Apollon Mavroneriou - Apollon Pefkodasou) and when he left, he found his car damaged where, among other things, his strangers had engraved the word "Aris" and had broken the windows. A little later, on the return of assistant Spyridon Tryfonas to Corfu, after the Olympiacos - Panathinaikos 2-1 derby, where he had canceled a regular goal by Katsouranis, some 10 people were waiting for him at the airport, they moved threateningly against him, but due to that time , managed to escape.
March 2011: Unknown people painted the oven of the then referee Petros Konstantineas red in Kalamata, after the PAOK-Olympiacos 2-1 match.
June 2011: Referee Giorgos Daloukas's expensive Porsche Cayenne car was engulfed in flames when strangers broke the glass and stole a laptop, as well as other items of lesser value, and then threw a stove with gasoline, setting it on fire to eliminate their traces. The incident took place in Kato Lechonia, Magnesia, outside the house of the referee's father-in-law.
December 2011: George Daloukas is another victim of an attack. Unknown persons placed an explosive device in his car, BMW brand, then executive director of Niki Volou. The explosive device was placed in the back of the car, opposite Daloukas's house, next to the Magnesia Police Department! A few days later, during the Xanthi Cup match - AE Pontion Katerini, 50 helmets with crowbars and bats in their hands invaded the field in order to attack Dimitris Kalopoulos. Thanks to the timely intervention of the police forces, the referee escaped the beating.
January 2012: Unknown people broke the oven of Petros Konstantineas in Kalamata by throwing stones at the central window. The attack took place a few hours after the Xanthi-Olympiacos match where the red and whites had complaints about his refereeing.
February 2012: Tuesday and pharmacist for the bakery of Constantine in Kalamata. An explosive device caused serious material damage to the store and the case was included in the file of the "criminal organization in football".
April 2013: On the eve of the rematch of the Asteras Tripoli Cup - PAOK, unknown people visited his brother Elias Spathas in Keratsini, to the construction company maintained by the referee and delivered a threatening message so that the referee "pays attention to his whistles".
August 2013: At the stadium of Thrasyvoulos in Fyli, strangers hit and slightly injured Dimitris Kalyvas, a member of the then KED.
January 2014: The member of KED, Giannis Tsacheilidis, was attacked with a spray by an unknown person, shortly before he arrived at his house in Paleo Faliro.
November 2014: The vice-president of KED, Christoforos Zografos, was also attacked by a mob. Two strangers who were riding a motorcycle, had set up a grenade launcher in Kolonos. As soon as they saw him, they attacked him and hit him on the head with a bat! The former international referee was transported with a concussion to Evangelismos, where it was found that he also had a broken arm.
March 2015: A flyer with threatening content was thrown by strangers outside the house of referee Kalogeropoulos, on the eve of the AEK - Olympiakos Cup match
October 2015: Unknown people went outside the house of Frangiskos Somarakakis, responsible for the appointments of Super League referees, threw crackers and oil paint at the entrance. Before leaving, they flew a flyer that read "We know where you live."
January 2016: During an EPS Athens event at the Hilton Hotel, about 30 people in hoods and helmets took a shower and looked for referees and observers, who in the meantime had been notified and managed to leave another exit.
March 2016: A fire broke out in the car of the referee observer Dimitris Kyrkou, a few days after the AEK-Olympiacos derby.
April 2016: Three assistant referees were injured by a "shower" of strangers at KYVE Peristeri, during a seminar for the referees of the basin. Football League assistant, Dimitris Samoilis, injured his eyebrow, international assistant Giannis Toumpakaris suffered a broken leg, while Super League assistant, George Kountourelis, suffered a broken wrist. A few days later, the international referee George Kyzas complained that before the semifinal of the Cup, Atromitos-AEK 1-2, he contacted him from a landline, a person who introduced himself as "Dimitris Melissanidis" and told him to have his mind, because in a few weeks everything will change in the refereeing.
November 2016: Unknown people rang the bell of the house of the former member of KED, Giannis Tsacheilidis, who went out on the balcony and saw two men who started threatening him with indescribable insults in front of his children.
A few days later, a fire broke out in the house of the former president of KED, George Bikas. The fire brigade blocks the short circuit and everything shows arson.
Obviously, PAOK is responsible for all this. That is why it was decided to stop the championship now!
BUT YOU ARE SO SMART THAT YOU BELIEVE THAT PAOK IS RESPONSIBLE THAT PASSED A SECOND CONTINUOUS MATCH OF TOUBA ....
AND THE FAMILY HOUSES ARE READY TO TAKE THE STREETS OUT OF THE HYPOCRISY THE LIE AND THE DIRT ....
COME ON! COMMENT ON THE ABOVE !!
.... you wrote!
