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Posted Monday, June 04, 2012 by UEFA.com

Greece (Vassiliki Papantonopoulou, @UEFAcomVassP)

"I wish you a good tournament and, when you step onto the pitch, may your eyes see only sky blue and white. We Greeks need it." The pilot of the aeroplane taking the Greek team to Warsaw chose this moving message to bid them farewell and wish them luck in Euro 2012. The delegation arrived at Warsaw's Frederic Chopin Airport just after 17.30CET before boarding a team bus emblazoned with 'Born Fighters'. After a good rest at the team hotel and their official photo shoot tomorrow morning, Greece will visit their Legionowo basecamp and resume training.

This morning, during their last session in Athens, only right full-back Vassilis Torossidis trained apart, as he is recovering from a kneecap injury sustained during the friendly encounter against Slovenia on 26 May. The medical staff of Greece are confident that he will be ready for action for the Euro 2012 opening match against Poland next Friday.

Earlier today, José Holebas was asked by newspaper Real Sports to determine the 'ceiling' of Greece's ambitions: "In football, as in life, you never say never," he answered. "Everybody saw what happened this season in the UEFA Champions League, when all were predicting a Real Madrid–Barcelona final. With team effort and hard work, we can do well."

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    The Top 3 Teams of Previous Tournaments

    Year Winners Runner-up Third place
    2008SpainGermanyRussia / Turkey
    2004GreecePortugalNetherlands / Czech Republic
    2000FranceItalyNetherlands / Portugal
    1996GermanyCzech RepublicFrance / England
    1992DenmarkGermanyNetherlands / Sweden
    1988NetherlandsSoviet UnionItaly / West Germany
    1984FranceSpainDenmark / Portugal
    1980West GermanyBelgiumCzechoslovakia
    1976CzechoslovakiaWest GermanyNetherlands
    1972West GermanySoviet UnionBelgium
    1968ItalyYugoslaviaEngland
    1964SpainSoviet UnionHungary
    1960Soviet UnionYugoslaviaCzechoslovakia