Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για GKS
1. Despite all that effort GKS tumbled out of the first division and is now playing in the fourth – perhaps because Mr Dziurowicz was being outbribed by his rivals.
2. He estimated that in the 1'''–2000 season alone, when GKS was fighting successfully for promotion from the second to the first division, he spent as much as 6m zlotys ($1.8m òÂì1.5m, ã1m), on bribes.
3. In one case, he split the costs with a rival team that also wanted to advance – the other team was to pay off the referees while GKS was to pay off the players.
4. The revelations of Piotr Dziurowicz, the owner of GKS Katowice in Silesia in western Poland, have convinced many Poles that the results of any professional match in Poland are open to question.
5. That image took quite a battering when Mr Dziurowicz went to Gazeta Wyborcza, one of Poland‘s largest newspapers, and gave a detailed interview of how he had paid off players and referees in an unsuccessful attempt to keep GKS Katowice in the lucrative first division.