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The plot thickens in Greece…

October 24, 2010

The situation in Greece gets even crazier tonight after yesterday’s high weirdness featuring a bunch of Greek games with a bunch of non-Greek players.

Before today’s AEK-Ikaros game, striking players wishing to demonstrate were confronted by riot police, whereupon, as Talk Basket reports, “The players were just peacefully sitting at [center court] when a battalion of riot police invaded the court and started hitting and pushing the players to force them outside the court, so the game could start.”

But see for yourselves after the break. BiE meanwhile has to wonder how this situation will escalate … it certainly doesn’t look good.

Oct 24, 2010ballineurope
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  1. Sinai
    15 years ago

    where’s the greek baby shaq when you need him, right?

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15 years ago 2 Comments MoreAEK Athens, ESAKE, Greece, Ikaros
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