I know of course. I have been back to thessaloniki twice after the Eintracht game and I am following the results closely. Congratulations to all PAOK fans. I will be back for sure

if we are lucky we can meet again in Champions League next season. For Eintracht to qualify Dortmund would need to win the CL this year.

Good luck with the comeback in the second leg. Unlucky loss yesterday.

So laut wie im olypiastadion , wirds in der arena auch nicht mehr , irgent wie , verstehe nicht , wie es in münchen so leise werden konnte ... 😅 .

Herzlichen Dank!

Thank you my friend

I think a lot of people will be angry with you if I did that :-)

PAOK dominated their group, beating my team Eintracht - the favourite in the group - twice and in the round of 16 they celebrated an impressive 5-1 victory in the second leg against Zagreb. So, they can be proud to have made it to the quarter finals. Well deserved. A look at the Super League table shows that to this date, PAOK are overall stronger than Olympiakos, despite a 2-1 loss on Sunday. Yes, Bruges was stronger than PAOK.

@@FredsterFotos you’re right paok had a good overall season my team Olympiakos picked up the second half of the season and maybe will make the difference in the final stages , (I hope) I like your cinematic look on your video Great work keep it up

Thanks mate

are you saying that I should support Olympiakos or AEK next time? 🙂

Good luck in the semis

The Brugge team played very good. The performance of the fans was very modest. Kind of like english fans.

@@FredsterFotos well, we don't sing with a speaker that says what to sing. We sing spontanous. I prefer that. It is more real then someone yelling through boxes what to sing. Like that every balkan team makes ambiance. You guys underestimated us. We showed you the Bruges army. We are always with many.

@@JoVr1891 hm... when you write "Brugge Army" I can only think that you mean the team - which was very strong. The fans were really, really disappointing, to be honest. I tried to put the highlights of Brugge chants in the video, because the fan culture and atmosphere is what I am most interested in. It was really, really quiet in the Brugge section. Definitely not an army.

@@FredsterFotos quiet? That's a joke, right? 😂 Or you ment the paok side? Maybe because of all your whistling you didn't hear us. 30.000 whistling vs 1200 singing, difficult to hear. But man, my voice is still gone 😂😂 I even received messages from people that they heard us sing on tv: oooh what are these greeks quiet

@@JoVr1891 Sorry, it is not a joke. Just listen to the video. We could hardly hear you, even in the moments when the PAOK fans were silent. Last week when I was in Bruges and unfortunately could not get into the stadium I could only hear PAOK's away section as I stood outside the stadium and later walked back to my car. So again, great play by Bruges on the pitch, but one of the most silent away fan sections I have seen in my life. Sorry, but it's the truth.

Das weiß ich nicht. Ich bin selbst nicht bei den Ultras und ich weiß nicht wie sowas überhaupt abläuft. Mir würde es natürlich sehr freuen, wenn es dazu kommt, aber wenn man sieht, dass die Eintracht aktuell nur 3 "offizielle" Fanfreundschaften hat (Mannheim, Bergamo, Chemie Leipzig) zeigt das ja schon, dass es etwas ist, was sich über lange Zeit entwickelt und nicht einfach von jetzt auf gleich entsteht. Bei PAOK ist ja es ja auch so, dass es nur wenige "offizielle" Freundschaften gibt. Was ich weiß, ist dass es gute Kontakte gibt. Als PAOK nach Frankfurt kam gingen auch Nachrichten unter Eintracht Fans rum, in denen klar gesagt wurde, dass es gute Kontakte gibt und dass PAOK Fans in Ruhe gelassen werden sollen.

Always welcome to come.