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All Time Foreigners
Since 1971, when Greek teams were allowed to acquire foreign players for the first time, Panathinaikos signed more than 200 foreigners! The Latin-American players had the lion’s share. Brazil has 25 representatives and Argentina follows with 24 and Spain with 16. Very close is Croatia with 15 plus one more “unofficially”, as Velimir Zajec was registered as Yugoslavian – though he was of Croatian origin – because when he was transferred this country was still united.
Further on players were coming all over the world: 13 Swedish, 9 Portuguese, 9 French, 9 Polish, 8 Dutch, 6 Cypriots, 6 Romanians, 6 Hungarians, 6 Germans, 5 Yugoslavs, 5 Danish, 4 Italians, 4 Ghanaians, 4 Norwegians, 4 Senegalese, 4 Serbians, 3 Cameroonians, 3 Malians, 3 Congolese, 3 Slovenians, 3 Albanians, 3 Icelanders, 3 Uruguayans, 2 Finnish, 2 Austrians, 2 Peruvians, 2 Nigerians, 2 South-Africans, 2 Bulgarians, 2 Colombians, 2 English and one player coming from A
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Les 11 commandements (The 11 Commandments) is a 2004 French comedy/camera prank film starring comedian Michaël Youn and his friends Vincent Desagnat, Benjamin Morgaine and William Geslin, as well as comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala.
It begins like something of a story, with a gang of mischievous friends being sent on a mission by the God of Jokes to "restore mirth to a morose planet"... but it's all really just an excuse for the cast to do some very stupid and/or dangerous things for shit and giggles. From then on, it's essentially a French version of Jackass, with some proto-Borat antics to be found while we're at it. Did we mention it's all done for real?
A sequel in the form of a World Tour is in the works.
The 11 Commandments provides examples of the following tropes:
- Adolf Hitlarious: The Commandment "You'll resurrect a celebrity of the 1940s". Mike disguises himself as... Adolf Hitler, and his team as SS officers and soldiers, and they go in a village to talk