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Vassilis Spanoulis’ Euroleague interview, photo: What’s the message?

May 22, 2013

Is Vassilis Spanoulis throwing down a gauntlet? As the Euroleague official website leads its interview with The Captain by describing him as having “taken his place among the all-time greats of basketball by leading Olympiacos Piraeus to just the second Euroleague repeat title in the last two decades,” the below picture appears on the site’s front page.

Given that Olympiacos’ trophy was taken in Britain, does anyone else sense a subliminal message here, perhaps to the rest of the ‘League…?

(Vassilis Spanoulis image courtesy Euroleague)

The entire interview with Spanoulis may be found here.

May 22, 2013ballineurope
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  1. Yiannste
    13 years ago

    1 Cup, 2 Fingers, chance to winning 3 & 4 Euroleague’s titles (with Oly) in a row?

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