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QuotePAOK owner who stormed pitch with gun ordered to testifyIvan Savvidis is expected to be fined at least €50,000 and banned from stadiums for up to five yearsOn Wednesday, the world soccer federation, Fifa, warned that Greek football was “on the edge of the cliff.” The country’s premier league clubs would be excluded from international competition if the notoriously violence-prone sport was not immediately cleaned up.https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/mar/16/paok-owner-ivan-savvidis-stormed-pitch-gun-ordered-to-testify
PAOK owner who stormed pitch with gun ordered to testifyIvan Savvidis is expected to be fined at least €50,000 and banned from stadiums for up to five yearsOn Wednesday, the world soccer federation, Fifa, warned that Greek football was “on the edge of the cliff.” The country’s premier league clubs would be excluded from international competition if the notoriously violence-prone sport was not immediately cleaned up.
Two arson attacks, one criminal organisation, and Savvidis «Dimera Company»The revelation that a hotel invoice for the stay in Athens of individuals charged with participation in a criminal blackmailing ring was initially issued in the name of PAOK FC, and then reissued in the name of Ivan Savvidis’ Dimera Company, has once again brought to light a case that had long been concealed.
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