I guess that means no.

As far as I understand, it's European banks.

No, what remains after the write offs in 2012 and before is sovereign debt. Germany the most, then France, Italy and Spain. The rest is owed to the smaller nations in the eurozone and the IMF. The old bank creditors are Greek banks.

Most of it is sovereign.

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Notwithstanding Greece's initial debts, the bailout has not given them the chance to claw their way back in anyway to benefit the citizens of the country. It's worth noting that Greece's predicament is more down to the IMF and OECD than the EU. In fact austerity measures as a tool for taking public assets and putting them into private ownership can be traced back to the Bretton Woods conference in July 1944.
The IMF, which was borne from the conference, give out loans through the mechanism of SAP's (structural adjustment programmes) with unaffordable repayments in order to asset strip countries as way of repaying the unaffordable loans.
SAP's remove capital controls of the in and outflow of money, dictate public spending, prioritize debt repayment and corporate welfare over infrastructure development and human welfare and demand supression of wages and restrictions on unions.
All this mainly started in Africa but spread elsewhere as neoliberals looked for new markets to explore.
In 2011, for every $1 that creditor nations gave debt ridden countries around the world, the countries gave back $5 in debt repayment.
The whole thing is skewed in favour financial institutions rather than actually helping countries. This is wrong imho.

I'm sure a post on a football message board will help keep the Greek's warm at night.

Let's be honest, you post this crap here and call people out all the time as it makes you feel intelligent. You are as guilty as anyone of projecting your agenda and sometimes less is so very much more.

It's like those charity collectors you get in the doorways of supermarkets, everyone's cause is the most important. The fact is, and I don't really want to break this to you, is that life isn't fair and people are allowed to make up their own minds. That's democracy.

Oit if interest how much of your pension/pay rise would you be willing to give up to help, as you seem perfectly happy to throw everyone in the private sector to the wolves to show how righteous you are.

It really does get very boring after a while and any message you try and convey gets lost.

Ps I think the Government are b******s crucifying small businesses at the moment and I wouldn't vote for Corbyn as he would lead us into the abyss. So I'm pretty much middle of the road, but give it a bloody rest will you.