Poland
Euro 2012: The agony of being a Poland fan
Every time Poland qualified, Poles would get carried away and start talking about the possibility of a “medal”, much like people do with England. Then 2012 came along.
By Jan Dorosz | Football, Sport | Wednesday, 20 June 2012 at 5:43 pm
Panorama: Stadiums of Hate – a Polish fan’s response from the stands
Crossing the line is a tough thing to do, even if you step on someone’s foot or make a mistake that hurts. When the BBC aired their programme just few days before Euro 2012 kicks off, one would think that the state of Polish football is determined by what is happening on the stands. And if you are to believe the programme there is Nazism, racism and anti-Semitism everywhere.
By Michał Zachodny | Sport | Thursday, 31 May 2012 at 1:55 pm
Underestimated Greeks could surprise spectators yet again at Euro 2012
Greece will open next summer’s Euro 2012 tournament against Poland just as they did eight years ago in Portugal, where Otto Rehhagel’s side eventually went on to lift the trophy and surpass expectations of everyone in the game.
By Chris Wheatley | Sport | Sunday, 4 December 2011 at 9:08 pm
Labour is wrong to apologise for its record on immigration
The benefits, both from trade and migration, are not just marginal or “nice-to-have”. For a small, open, service-based economy like the UK, they are essential to any growth strategy worthy of the name.
By Jonathan Portes | Eagle Eye, Econoblog | Tuesday, 27 September 2011 at 9:05 pm
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