When little Jay saw Sammy's goal ...
Little Jay, from Scotland, the most loyal fun of George Samaras, celebrates the goal of his favourite player.
Jay, who suffers from Down's syndrome, supports the National Team at the World Cup, and actually he is watching the game standing in front of the TV screen and shouting "Greece go, go Samara".
The little fan of Celtic had met a few months earlier the Greek offensive in the last match of Celtic against Dundee United.
Initially, the coach of Celtic, Neil Lennon, gave his medal to the small Jay, who was in the arms of his father and cheered for winning the title.
Then Samaras paraded Jay around the field at Parkhead, as Celtic lifted the Scottish Premiership trophy.
All the Greeks have been touched by the story of little Jay and recently has been created a special page on Facebook asking the Hellenic Football Federation (HFF ΕΠΟ) to send little Jay to the World Cup to see his idol Samaras scoring once again.
To watch the page, clich here.
Jay, who suffers from Down's syndrome, supports the National Team at the World Cup, and actually he is watching the game standing in front of the TV screen and shouting "Greece go, go Samara".
The little fan of Celtic had met a few months earlier the Greek offensive in the last match of Celtic against Dundee United.
Initially, the coach of Celtic, Neil Lennon, gave his medal to the small Jay, who was in the arms of his father and cheered for winning the title.
Then Samaras paraded Jay around the field at Parkhead, as Celtic lifted the Scottish Premiership trophy.
All the Greeks have been touched by the story of little Jay and recently has been created a special page on Facebook asking the Hellenic Football Federation (HFF ΕΠΟ) to send little Jay to the World Cup to see his idol Samaras scoring once again.
To watch the page, clich here.