Olympic 732 - a tribute to the Greeks!

[Shamrock128]

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[yv35p]

Great shots my friend!:D...yeah, congrats to the Greek team!:-jumpy, amazing achievement:D

[davestan_ksan]

:9 beautiful shots and congrats to the Greeks!!!! :D

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dave

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[PHCO]

Yep, the played well ! GREAT :D

[LOT_Pilot]

We laughed, we cried (literally :-lol) that was a beautiful match, and the intruder was funny as anything! I laughed my ##### off when I saw him hit the net, and the funniest part was when they did the slow motion replay of him hitting it.... classic!

Brilliant goal for Charisteas, he should sign with PAOK :-jumpy

[flyboy208]

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Great looking shots Al! I wish that more Americans enjoyed professional Soccer/Football here in the states. I played for 10 years and wish we had a better professional league here.:-cool

[Peer]

Nice shots Al!! It's a great team:-jumpy

[FlyingKiwi]

Great shots, I still can't believe they won! :D :-lol They played very well throughout the tournament though. ;)

[Shamrock128]

Thanks for the replies all!!

The one thing the Greeks showed more than the other teams was great team-work throughout all their games. Their work rate was very impressive! No mega stars on the team, just a real desire to win.

[AndrewG]

A great post and great shots.

Those Greeks are someting else if I do say so myself ;) They know some things about conquering! I think the players watch the movie Troy before each game!

Rgds,

AndrewG






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