Apeitharxos Ioannina - Proodeftiki Toumpas (13.09.14)

Friends from amateur club Proodeftiki informed me about this game in advance. I was just about to go to Ioannina, so I was extremely delighted this news. Because a self-governing Greek clubs I've heard a lot, but never attended their games.

Апифархос Янина - Проодефтики Тумба (13.09.14)

Знакомые из любительского клуба Проодефтики проинформировали меня об этой игре заранее. Я все равно собирался ехать в Янину, поэтому меня эта новость крайне обрадовала. Ибо о греческих либертарных клубах я слышал многое, но ни разу не имел возможности наблюдать за ними вживую.

Спортивное сообщество Апифархос Янина 1312

Новый футбольный проект, основанный на самоорганизации,  начал функционировать в городе Янина. После Салоник, Патр и Волоса еще один город появляется на карте самоуправляемых футбольных команд Греции.

Levadiakos - Kerkyra (28/09/14)

Near the sacred Mount Parnassus and the ruins of Delphi there is a small town of Levadia. Will of fate I was fortunate enough prove to be in this place and get acquainted with the local fan scene.

Заявление PAOK Fanatics Factory о ситуации в греческом футболе

В чудном мире греческого футбольного первенства наконец найдены те, кто виновен в его непрерывной деградации. Найдены виновные в дискредитации в глазах большинства болельщиков проекта Суперлиги. Найдены виновные в уменьшении посещаемости стадионов, виновные это организованные фанаты и сообщества болельщиков.

Interview with a representative fan groups Warriors Gate 6 (Panetolikos Agrinio)

The provincial Greek town of Agrinio can hardly something to interest demanding public. Essentially it stands out among thousands of other industrial cities only a local football club and its fan movement. Warriors can rightly be considered one of the top local firms in Greece, in his city they can to fight even with a famous Athenian hooligans. With regard to policy, Agrinio undoubtedly be called anti-fascist city.

Guardia Rossa (SC Red Star Penzing)

It must have been around one year ago when a few politically interested footballcracks from Vienna who followed different First League Clubs decided to cancel their support for their former clubs because of their developments and to search for a club in the lower leagues that everybody of them could identify with. They searched for a club that has a long and still living on tradition as worker’s club, where entrance fees are still affordable, where you can build up a leftside terrace that is even wanted by the very club managers and players and where you can go for booze and party with the entire squad after the games.