BLOGS (SARANTOS KAPERONIS): AGONAsport’s Sarantos Kaperonis explains the importance of Monday’s qualifier against Finland and how the result in this “indifferent” fixture will play a key role in Greece’s “Project Qatar.”
Does the Ethniki even exist?
With a capable manager and a clear plan, there is hope (Part 3 of 3)
SOS cry from Sokratis (Part 2 of 3)
An Ethniki left hung out to dry (Part 1 of 3)
An Ethniki heading in the right direction
Justice for Olympiacos in a much needed night for Greek football
A second lifeline for the Ethniki that must not go to waste
Ethniki looking for an “Anastasi” via their new “Angelo”
BLOGS (SARANTOS KAPERONIS): In the final edition of a three-part blog series, AGONAsport’s Sarantos Kaperonis talks about the future of the Greek national team with new coach Angelos Anastasiadis and the EPO’s continuous questionable actions which symbolize their intentions. Read parts one and two here.
EPO’s Grammeni… Ethniki (part 2 of 3)
It is easy to point fingers while overlooking the real issues with the Ethniki (part 1 of 3)
Time to continue building with Skibbe in charge (Part 2 of 2)
Everything was lost in the 12th of 180 minutes against Croatia (Part 1 of 2)
The most important game in recent years
BLOGS (SARANTOS KAPERONIS): On Friday, Greece will play one of their most important games in recent years when they travel to Bosnia for a critical World Cup qualifier. It has been a pleasant surprise to once again see the Greek national team fighting for a place at a major tournament midway through the qualifying process.
Confidence in the New Ethniki OMADA
BLOGS (SARANTOS KAPERONIS): Greece kicks off FIFA World Cup qualifying tomorrow with hopes of forgetting their tragic Euro 2016 qualifying campaign. The goal is clear-for Greece to return to the world's biggest stage and qualify for the FIFA World Cup. This team clearly has the ability to do just that and the many factors that contributed to the downfall over the last 2 years are now in the past.
The Next 7 Days Decide Future of Greek Club Soccer in Europe…
BLOG (SARANTOS KAPERONIS): Greek football clubs have been in a crisis, without a doubt, for many seasons, especially in European play. The lack of good results has dropped Greece in UEFA's Associations’ Club Coefficient Rank, which has, and will have, major repercussions for Greek teams. The future of Greek club teams in Europe will be decided in the next 7 days.
Kala Na Patheis Marinaki…
BLOG (SARANTOS KAPERONIS): Although the players and coaching staff are to blame for an embarrassing elimination from the Champions League, the biggest blame falls on Vaggelis Marinakis. The big boss left his team out to to dry and his pocket will suffer this year as the team is not competing in this years Champions League Group stage.
