Classify This Greek Football Player

[Turkophagos]

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http://oi45.tinypic.com/rac6f6.jpg


http://static.weltsport.net/bilder/spieler/gross/179791.jpg

[Grizzly]

Is he half pakistani or indian??

[Turkophagos]

Is he half pakistani or indian??



Nope.


Classify him.

[Osprey]

Difficult Classification
Seems Pontid with Dinaric and Minor Asiatic
Does seem to be q quadroon in some pics.

[Sikeliot]

I have cousins that look like this.

Pontid and Dinaric.

[Kanuni]

I have cousins that look like this.

Pontid and Dinaric.

lol

He is probably a Moroccan with Negroid admixture.

[Sikeliot]

lol

He is probably a Moroccan with Negroid admixture.

I don't think so.

[Γέλως]

There's definitely some Negroid admixture going on...

[Sikeliot]

What's his name?

[safinator]

Looks NorthAfrican

[Hayalet]

Viktor Klonaridis (born 28 July 1992) is a Greek - Belgian footballer who plays for AEK Athens as a winger.

Which makes him 50% Pontic-Dinaric and 50% Atlantic-Nordic. :swl

[Turkophagos]

Anyone else?

[jerney]

Looks like a typical Greek I see on the streets of Athens

[GeistFaust]

East-Mediterranid/Ponto-Mediterranid with a strong to standard Dinarid influence.

[Onur]

Difficult Classification
Seems Pontid with Dinaric and Minor Asiatic
Does seem to be q quadroon in some pics.
Pontid and minor Asiatic like Anatolian (asia minor)? Are you kiddin? I`ve never seen someone looking like that in Anatolia.

He is probably from north Africa, looks like a Libyan, Algerian or Egyptian.

[GeistFaust]

Yes, his look parallels some people I have seen from North Africa, and it seems to be something you can see throughout the Southern European world.

His pigmentation and some of his facial features are rather suspicious, but still I think he can be considered typical for Southern/Southeastern Europe.

That said it does make you think how non-European Southern Europeans can seem at times. :p

[jerney]

Yes, his look parallels some people I have seen from North Africa, and it seems to be something you can see throughout the Southern European world.

His pigmentation and some of his facial features are rather suspicious, but still I think he can be considered typical for Southern/Southeastern Europe.

That said it does make you think how non-European Southern Europeans can seem at times. :p

:lol::lol: are you serious? This guy is not typical for south(eastern) Europe at all. He's not even fully European. He's 1/4 SSA African

[Ibericus]

He looks Colombian or some sort of latinno american

[Turkophagos]

:lol::lol: are you serious? This guy is not typical for south(eastern) Europe at all. He's not even fully European. He's 1/4 SSA African



Viktor Klonaridis is 1/2 Greek, 1/4 Belgian and 1/4 from "Belgian Congo".



He doesn't want to play for the national Greek team since he prefers the Belgian one.

[GeistFaust]

:lol::lol: are you serious? This guy is not typical for south(eastern) Europe at all. He's not even fully European. He's 1/4 SSA African


No, I am not being serious for once, and wanted to get a reaction out of Southern Europeans, who unfortunately are unaware of their non-European origins superseding that of other European peoples.

[Turkophagos]

No, I am not being serious for once, and wanted to get a reaction out of Southern Europeans, who unfortunately are unaware of their non-European origins superseding that of other European peoples.


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[GeistFaust]

His SSA does not show up to a great extent, but rather to a minimal extent in his pigmentation and facial features.

It could easily be confused with East-Mediterranid influences in terms of his pigmentation, and we could induct that his odd facial traits could be a result of natural variation.

I could see him in North Africa given the blend of traits and pigmentation he has, but other then this I could see him parts of Southern/Southern Europe, especially in the second picture, because of the exotic nature of some individuals in this area.

[GeistFaust]

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The Huns, Avars, Bulgars, Magyars, and Tartar peoples generally settled East of places like Germany and Austria, which means they had that great of an influence on the genetic orientation of these populations. The influence in Eastern countries is probably over exaggerated, and one has to remember that this people were quite mixed as it is, especially since some had been in parts of Eastern Europe for a couple of generations.

The Hunnic empire was not that big for that long of a period of time, and most were so scattered about to the point where there was no extensive mixing among local populations. The Huns were generally shunned by most of the people in the Roman/Germanic sections of Europe.

The Huns might have produced some children as a result of raping women, but none of them settled amongst them whatsoever. The Huns generally mixed with other Eastern European peoples, much further in the East, and as far South as Bulgaria, but there genetic influences even in these areas is minimal.

[jerney]

No, I am not being serious for once, and wanted to get a reaction out of Southern Europeans, who unfortunately are unaware of their non-European origins superseding that of other European peoples.

They're still more European than you'll ever be.

[Pallantides]

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Since when did the Hunnic empire ever include Denmark and south Sweden?

[aherne]

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http://static.weltsport.net/bilder/spieler/gross/179791.jpg

I take this as an insult to Greeks. This guy will never be anything but a Gypsy. He has the expected Australoid influence, but overall looks like a very coarse NW Indian.

[Sikeliot]

He's not Gypsy but apparently 1/4 black.

[Rouxinol]

I am still amazed at how some people said this guy to be liable to pass in southern Europe, still making part of the typical stock, the proof of non-European origins of southern Europeans and so on but obviously the product of very recent foreign, non-European mix. Obviously he is mixed, and would look extremely foreign anywhere in southern Europe - as it came out later on the post he is 1/4 from Belgian Congo. When I looked at him I thought Brazil. Thankfully most people spotted his "foreign-ness" right away.

[Queen B]

but still I think he can be considered typical for Southern/Southeastern Europe.

Are you kidding me? :lol:

[Siegfried]

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You were saying?

Even if we are to consider the Huns as non-European (which they were) Mongoloids (which only us Hungarians don't consider them to be:D), the actual number of Huns that would've entered Europe, if I remember what I read on them correctly, would have been no greater than 15,000. Hardly enough for a big population.

[Turkophagos]

Since when did the Hunnic empire ever include Denmark and south Sweden?


Since this guy can pass as a native in Southern Europe.

[Europa]

Yes, his look parallels some people I have seen from North Africa, and it seems to be something you can see throughout the Southern European world.

His pigmentation and some of his facial features are rather suspicious, but still I think he can be considered typical for Southern/Southeastern Europe.

That said it does make you think how non-European Southern Europeans can seem at times. :p


I have never expected such ignorance form you,honestly!:eek:

[Lábaru]

That said it does make you think how non-European Southern Europeans can seem at times. :p

Turkerioh is a good example of your words.

[King Claus]

North african

[Maximum Speed]

If it were not for the nose, i would say that is a south-american mestizo.

[Ianus]

Atlantomed+abit Berid

[Faklon]

Atlantomed+abit Berid

Despite being 1/4 African?

[Ianus]

Despite being 1/4 African?

Is he a quadroon?

[Faklon]

Is he a quadroon?

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?49069-Classify-This-Greek-Football-Player&p=890188&viewfull=1#post890188

You can do better than that,bro.

[Mortimer]

my first thought was gypsy, but then i read he is a quarter black, i never thought greek

[Bagot]

He is not full Greek!

[FilhoV]

Scored 2 goals against Benfica almost had a hattrck