Perfectly in synch with the digital era, PAOK became the first football club in Greece to shift their attention to social media, creating a very large and exceptionally active fan base. Through the \u201cDouble-Headed Eagle\u2019s\u201d accounts, PAOK fans get the opportunity to communicate with the club.<\/p>\n
They can congratulate the team or express their complaints, get in touch with other PAOK fans, express their opinion, ask for transfers, suggest players to acquire or even serve as wake-up call with the all-time-classic \u201cwake up, you there at the administration!\u201d. It\u2019s a colourful lively mosaic of reactions on Facebook<\/a><\/strong>, Twitter<\/a><\/strong> and Instagram<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n PAOK brings you exclusive material on a daily basis, news, photos and videos through the social media network, always interacting with paokfc.gr<\/a><\/strong> and PAOK TV<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n The year draws to an end. It\u2019s the perfect opportunity to do a round-up of 2015, focusing on the five most read posts on each medium. Here they are in detail:<\/p>\n Most liked Facebook Posts<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Dimitar Berbatov\u2019s<\/strong> arrival at the \u201cDouble-Headed Eagle\u201d was undoubtedly the event of the year. That is made evident also by PAOK\u2019s Facebook page, with the Bulgarian striker getting innumerable likes. The pyro-show of last February in the home encounter against Olympiacos and the huge away win over Borussia Dortmund make it in the Top 5 of unforgettable events.<\/p>\n