SALPINGIDIS STILL KEEP THE GREECE DREAMS

 The winner of 2004 European Championship Greece started with a graw agains Poland one of the quest of European Football Championship 2012.The match it's not start and good conditions for the greeks beacuse the defender Papadoupoulos get the second yellow card and was eliminated.

The Borusia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandovski open the score in 17 min with briliant head shot.All seemed good for  Poland but Salpingidis equalize in 51 minutes of the game.

Greeks with a solid defense that remember the team from 2004 play to counterattack and get penalty by the same Salpingidis.The Arsenal goolkeaper Szczesny get the red card,but unfortunately for greeks the star of the national team Giorgios Karagounis misses the penalty not providing ocazion to win the match
 

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POLAND READY FOR EURO 2012

  
Poland and Ukraine are the two country that host 2012 UEFA EUROPEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.It will be the 14 European Championship.Regard the national football team of Poland will start at the 8 June 2012 at match against Greece former european champion fron 2004.

The match will take place at the Warsaw National Stadium.Regarding Poland football national team the main objective is to qualification in quarterfinals.The stars of the team are Robert Lewandovski (Borusia Dortmund striker),Wojciech Szczesny (Arsenal golkeaper),Jakub Blaszczyowski the captain (Borusia Dortmund)

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ROGER FEDERER A TRUE CHAMPION

Roger Federer is considering one of the best tennis playears of all time.He is born on 8 August 1981 in Basel Switzerland.He weight (85kg) heidht 186 cm.He is profesional tennis player since 1994 .Until now he win 16 Grand Slam Tennis tournaments,with more than he is idol Pete Sampras

He win 6 time Wimbledon(2003,2004,2005,2006,2007,2009),Australian Open 4 times(2004,2006,2007,2010) ,French Open Roland Garos (2009), Us Open (2004,2005,2006,2007,2008)

He has ocupaied 1 ranking on ATP 237 consecutive weeks from february 2004 to 18 August 2008.