A tall story from Hungary ?

[cosmicway 1,333]

Do we have any Hungarian fans ?
There is this story from old that may be false or true.

On November 1968 Uipest Dosza played against Aris of Salonica.
The official result was 9-1 to Dosza.
But some say it was n't 9-1. It was 17-1.
The Greek deputy dictator Patakos who maintained excellent relations with the Hungarian communist regime made a phone call they say and it was agreed to write it down as 9-1 (Patakos was the one who did n't like women to wear mini skirts).
True or false ?

 

[nyikolajevics 2,603]

On 2016. 11. 24. at 0:47 PM, cosmicway said:

Do we have any Hungarian fans ?
There is this story from old that may be false or true.

On November 1968 Uipest Dosza played against Aris of Salonica.
The official result was 9-1 to Dosza.
But some say it was n't 9-1. It was 17-1.
The Greek deputy dictator Patakos who maintained excellent relations with the Hungarian communist regime made a phone call they say and it was agreed to write it down as 9-1 (Patakos was the one who did n't like women to wear mini skirts).
True or false ?

 

It's Dózsa, not Dosza

 I made some research but didn't find anything about 17-1. There are several articles about that match but each claims it was 9-1. The press was highly manipulated by the communist regime back then so still it's possible.

Fun fact: Eden and Thorgan's little brother, Kylian Hazard plays for Újpest now. Eden also posted a pic wearing his brother's kit:

 

[cosmicway 1,333]

Well I suppose.
They make funny stories in Salonica like this one.
But I 'd ask an old fan rather than search the press.
I remember all matches I 've been to, more or less.
I don't remember my Greek team AEK FC having played Chelsea. If they ever have it must have been early in August so I may have missed it. Or maybe during a strange tournament in which the teams played 45 minute matches.