Lucescu: “I can’t ignore my upset about the decisions that deprived us of things”

Razvan Lucescu again referred to the complaints he has with the refereeing, in previous PAOK games, while referring to Jima, the scope of the victory over Lamia and Narey’s assists.

In detail what the Romanian technician mentioned in the press conference:

For PAOK scoring enough goals and if this gives the team a boost and for Narey’s assists: “It’s not fair to just stick to one player, because they all had a very good attitude. I’m relieved we got the three points. For the next few days we will be confident, but we have to move forward soon, we have the Cup game, we have to play with will and determination against Lamia. With only that in mind.”

About Jima and his appearance and breaking Kuda’s record and what he said to him“I haven’t been to the locker room yet, I haven’t seen him. It’s a happy moment for him, it’s a perfect moment for him to come into the league, it’s nice that he broke the record, but for him to still reach a high level, he has a way to go, we all have to be calm and let him develop, for it is easy to go from one road to another.’

For PAOK entering the playoffs in an ideal situation, in terms of the situation in the team’s roster: “I have to say what I’ve said before, everything we build this season will be an advantage for the next one. We have overcome several difficulties, we have come to play with intensity, will, determination in the game, what we lacked was maturity, especially when we were coming from a good game like with Panaitoliko, with AEK and we didn’t get points like with PAS. Situations we could handle differently. I can’t leave out my upset about the decisions that cost us things, like today when I was thinking where the VAR was with PAS and with Astera, we could have got more points. We’ll go game by game, the next one is against Lamia and that’s what we’ll focus on.”

For his conversation with Augustus during his change: “We had a talk, everyone in games like this want to sit on the field as much as possible, having a little problem during the week it was better for him to sit out. He has a big ego, he wanted to be on the field, but it was something of the moment.”

Because if Tyson’s goal had scored, it would have been PAOK’s biggest victory: “I’m not interested in that, three points and we’re moving forward.”

For Kenziora: “We knew he had experience, at a high level. Every player who comes to PAOK needs time to adapt, to learn the philosophy, how we play. Even if it’s players like Tyson and Kenziora who have quality, they need time to adapt, he played a good game and I’m happy about that.”