Biseshvar: “During the doubles season I wondered how many goals we would score – The sound of Tuba is incomparable”

A taste of PAOK and… Toumba wanted to give his compatriots o Diego Bisesvar.

In his statements on the Dutch website “voetbalprimeur.nl”, the former ace of the “two-headed team of the North” emphasized that his season double he was thinking only of her area of the score and not if the team would win the matches.

At the same time, he described him as incomparable drum soundwhile referring to the events in Greece, clearly noted that “it is impossible to execute a good one corner kick».

What Biseswar said, among others

About his tenure at PAOK: “It was a team that really attracted me. I believed in my own abilities and in the plan of the club. We dominated for four years.”

For the doubles year: “I’ve never had such a feeling going into games like that season. I wasn’t wondering if we were going to win the matches, I was just thinking how many goals we were going to score again.”.

For the atmosphere of Toumba: “I have played quite a few classic derbies in Holland, but they cannot be compared to what happens in Greece. With the sound of the tuba”.

For fan worship events: “I had to be photographed every day. They were thanking me for the championship. The madness surrounding PAOK games is also unparalleled. For example, the Cup final had to be played on neutral ground, in the Olympic Stadium. However, the people and the love for the team were not sufficiently taken into account.

We slept in the hotel and took the bus to the stadium. It was unbelievable what I was seeing! There were more than 10,000 fans who parked their cars on the street, with queues of tens of thousands of cars. We couldn’t go any further with the bus. We got off the bus and they took us to the stadium in small vans.”

For the episodes that take place in Greek football: “The police regularly fired tear gas and I was crying on the pitch. A lighter like the one thrown at Klaassen is very normal in Greece. Taking a good corner is impossible.”