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[Albion] Brighton make move to sign Giannis Konstantelias...
- Thread starter Titanic
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They are still there.
However, I suspect the likes of the Romans and ancient Greeks hunted them almost to extinction in that sea.
Seriously? I don't think sharks were caught/killed in large numbers in ancient times, with men on crap sail boats. I think it's only the last hundred years where large numbers of powered fishing boats have had a dramatic affect on numbers.
Doc Lynam
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- Jun 19, 2011
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Interesting you mention that, some of the earliest depictions of shark attacks were on Greek and Roman bowls. Unfortunately nothing Cypriot that I’m aware off.
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Mediterranean Great Whites are a classic example of Britain knows best and doesn't need any foreign wisdom. After a British tourist was attacked by a Great White in the med an investigation was baffled, surely not as there isn't any there. After several years of research someone stumbled upon some French research - this revealed the med is a major feeding ground for them and has been well known for ever.
Tiger Barb
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https://steemit.com/life/@theislander/the-biggest-great-white-shark-ever-cought#:~:text=Back%20in%20April%201987%2C%20the,feet%20of%20the%20fisherman's%20boat!
Largest great white ever caught was in the med ..
Largest great white ever caught was in the med ..
“When the shark was gutted, they found a whole 6 foot blue shark, an 8 foot dolphin(split into 3 parts) and a 2 foot turtle inside its belly.”
Yummy!
- Jul 6, 2011
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So are these Greek Cypriot sharks or Turkish Cypriot sharks?
No idea - but it looks like we (or NSC at least) have lost interest in signing Konstantelias now! Sharks - much more interest!
Motogull
Todd Warrior
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Fukken pathetic isn't it?
Stato
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I think I had more followers than this guys 298 before I left Twitter, so not really a rock solid source.
That bloke Socrates was rather useful...
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Source for what? - it’s hardly breaking news that we are interested and so are other clubs - he’s been on the radar for top clubs for months
Brighton make move to sign Giannis Konstantelias - Sources
Football Insider has been told that Brighton have made a move to secure the signature of Greek international Giannis Konstantelias.
Same source as this
Ike and Tina Burner
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- Mar 22, 2019
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Source for what? - it’s hardly breaking news that we are interested and so are other clubs - he’s been on the radar for top clubs for months
Brighton make move to sign Giannis Konstantelias - Sources
Football Insider has been told that Brighton have made a move to secure the signature of Greek international Giannis Konstantelias.www.footballinsider247.com
Same source as this
He meant the Greek source that was quoted not Brighton bubble.
HastingsSeagull
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Thought the hive mind of NSC would have slipped into fish puns with all this shark talk. I was worried we had been Skate-ing on thin ice given the political talk.
Also sharks are fish not mammals before that tangent begins.
Also sharks are fish not mammals before that tangent begins.
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A Great White offered to lend me money once. It was a loan Shark