> Varoufakis's tactic was "catenaccio" (for the football/soccer aficionados). You are Greek right? That kind of comparison of politics to soccer is something t

> Varoufakis's tactic was "catenaccio" (for the football/soccer aficionados). You are Greek right? That kind of comparison of politics to soccer is something that many Greeks are accustomed to, hence my assertion. Btw Varoufakis clearly states that this method was employed by the rest of Europe, not him. Feel free to call him a lier, but this directly contradicts his statement and so some proof is needed to substantiate your statement and provide more credibility to it than his.