¡AD10S!
Today, when Your life among us has come to an end, I feel the need to write about my own life. How many people, I wonder, have that privilege? To have others speak about them and still have so much to say about themselves? However...
Sports
The “Cosmopolitan” and Reactionary IOC Cannot Stand Anti-Racism
Over the past few months, following the cold-blooded murder of African American George Floyd by heavily armed police officers, a massive ideological confrontation over racism has erupted across the world, and naturally in the United States, the epicentre of these events. Under the weight of...
A legendary rugby match – 30 years later
It has been 30 years since a day that belongs to the anthology of rugby, particularly remembered in France, but is also among the fundamental elements of the culture that shaped the sport during its epic evolution. On May 26, 1990, Racing Club de France,...
Liverpool was made for me, and I was made for Liverpool
It’s time to tell a story—a retrospective that has been circling in my head constantly these last few days. Essentially, it is my answer to a “why”: an attempt to trace the cause behind the birth of feelings I had never known before, after events...
The vindication of history
There are significant events that happen from time to time and provoke exaggeration in their commentary, called unparalleled, incomparable, and other similar adjectives. However, beyond the commentary concerning the uniqueness of an event in eternity, there is also a simple objective admission. An event can...
PAOK: an endless black and white devotion
It's winter, a Sunday, and the afternoon is drawing on. A sunny day, with that biting cold so characteristic of Thessaloniki, and the sun has begun its descent towards the horizon. On days like these, the heart of the city shifts, and so do its...