Hello, I'm from São Paulo, Brazil

Hi PAOK friends!

Firstly, i am still learning English, I hope to write well. I hope one day to learn the Greek


I will disclose the name of PAOK here in Brasil

Here, unfortunately, more is known clubs in Athens. But among my friends who, like me, are fanatics for football and like to follow fan groups, ultras around the world, talk about the PAOK and their fanatical fans


I have some questions to ask

Because they use as a symbol a white-black doubleheaded eagle?

How is the rivalry and friendship with other Greek and European clubs?


Impresses me as Sepultura is known around the world!!!!

Ah... I'm a fanatic for São Paulo FC


LONG LIVE PAOK!!!!!

P S : I would like an official shirt of PAOK for any season and also other material of club and supporters (t-shirt, pennant, scarf, magazine)

Petrovau

welcome to www.paokmania.gr

The first emblem chosen by the club was a four-leaf clover which represented hope in all its glory. The leaves were of a green colour and on the four leaves, the initials, P.A.O.K., were depicted. Konstantino Koemtsopoulos devised this idea. The historic Two Headed Eagle of the Byzantine Empire, symbol of glory and sovereignty was established as the emblem of PAOK after April 1929. The Two Headed Eagle had a crown and was grasping a sword. The sword represented the readiness to encounter any enemies that may arise and the crown symbolized the city of the King, Konstantinople. Initially, the Eagle contained only one head, peering towards the east, where the permanent enemies of the Byzantine Empire resided. However, after the invasion of Konstantinople by the Franks, another head was added to symbolize that enemies existed on all sides, east and west. The two-headed eagle of PAOK in contrast to that of AEK, which is the eagle of the Church, always has its wings closed. This symbolizes mourning for the lost territories and they will finally reopen, when we reclaim our rightful lands. The colours chosen were black and white; black symbolizing the mourning for the lost territories and lives and the white representing hope for the future.

Exactly.....

About rival clubs:
there is one basic rival club...Olympiakos from Pireaus-Athens....
In general we have "fight" vs all big clubs of Athens but that is cause they have the money and power to control the system...
PAOK is the revolution...is the one who never surrounders or compromises...that is why it is more than a sports club...
PAOK has too few trophies but his fans are always top and crazy...clubs from athens count on some big businessmen's money...PAOK counts on our fans-people...
Some newspapers try to convince us that there is a local rival club in city of Salonika (PAOK's home city) but this is only for newspapers....

As PAOK and his fans are Revolution and Resist you can understand that we mostly like Metal music....Sepultura (Seps) is one of the best bands to represent PAOK's fans...
"Under the same pale sky we shall ARISE!!!!"

Hope you will be able to receive some PAOK material soon...

SEPULTURA is our destiny.-
sao paolo,alright,then you don't mind i called pacaembu 'paparapeu'from the greek paparia-balls,nothing personal,just can't hold my self.

there is no rivalries in greek football,we just chilling around watching the game with a nice cup of tea,all the fans together,with no stabbings,murders,sledgehammers,bricks,molotof and such brutal things...love each other

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7mOzWQSnaQ


θα τον βολεψει κανενας αυτονε ρε,με τα τ σερτια και τα λοιπα?