BrightonLoyal
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- Apr 1, 2020
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Exciting signing!! Seems a good one this
[Albion] Charalampos Kostoulas SINGED 5-year deal
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Looks like he’s got loads of potential, but a couple things bug me:
1. I can’t see how he’s going to get the game time he needs to develop (unless he goes on loan which looks unlikely)
2. If he was that good, why would their owner sell him to us and not Forest?
1. I can’t see how he’s going to get the game time he needs to develop (unless he goes on loan which looks unlikely)
2. If he was that good, why would their owner sell him to us and not Forest?
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
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He’s giving me chills, they’re multiplying.
Greg Bobkin
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He's the one that we want.Very pleased with this.
Our attacking future is GREEK!!!
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Probably doesn't fit with their strategic plan to sign youngsters for the future. They want ones who they can as far as possible guarantee will come in and make a difference straight away. We, on the other hand, have a long term plan involving a continual refreshment of the talent coming through, and are willing to support young players and give them time to settle.
Also, Marinakis is no longer allowed to have any say in Forest transfers as he's put his shares in a blind trust, in another example of a Premier League club displaying commendable foresight when it comes to potential European football. And as I mentioned on a previous post, there is no way that nice, honest all-round-good-guy Marinakis would dream of breaching UEFA rules is there?
- Jul 7, 2003
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Let's hope he's not one for losing control.
Lewes Punk
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Hasn't Marinakis now left the blind trust arrangement because Forest didn't make the Champions League so they're not in the same competition as Olympiakos? (Though it may have had an effect a few weeks back)?
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He's no Meze
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Good news for these Summer NIghts
I saw a chart the other day listing countries in Europe graded by their citizens’ English language skills. Norway, Sweden and Denmark were top, closely followed by Greece.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Thread title update please?
Cheggers
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Jeez. I reckon if I ran into his stomach I would be in a neck brace for a decade. Built like a tank.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Everyone in Athens is required to have an English qualification. My friend runs three English teaching franchises.
oldboyroy
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Loaned out to crystal palace for their Europa League campaign
. But joking aside, he'll be straight into 1st team i imagine.
Whoislloydy
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It's because those countries do not dub English tv/movies, instead they use subtitles. Netherlands is the same.
Nightfall
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Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
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Yes it looks like he has as he’s now (as of today) listed as a person with significant control on Companies House.
- Oct 17, 2008
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I like what I’m seeing. He’s intelligent and articulate (at 18, in a second language) and is certainly a confident lad. Also the gym footage he’s in fantastic shape and looks a strong boy and in clips I’ve seen.
Very, very excited.
Agree on all counts - exactly what I thought watching it.