Manzios: “We brought players who will give us solutions – Let’s all change our minds when it comes to football”

THE Akis Manzios she spoke into her camera NOVA for his transfer movements Mars for the away match (3/2, 19:30) with Panseraicbut also for the completion of two years since his murder Alki Kampanou.

In detail what he said:

For the transfers of Mars: “Additions were made to the roster. We were able to bring in players who will give us solutions. We will march with them. Karim (Ansarifard) is a very good football player. It will be a good solution. He is a player who does not need to adapt to the Greek league, because he knows it well. He also knows Mars very well. We look forward to him joining our team and providing us with the solutions we need.”

For the need to keep the players fresh despite consecutive games: “We’re going into the tenth game in a row. We play every three days over the course of a month. Ten games in such a long time is too many, if you include the traveling we had to do. We are bound to go with it, though, and face these conditions. Of course, getting good results, this gives us a better psychological mood and it is something we want for the continuation in the league and the Cup”.

For Panserraikos: “Panserraikos is a good team! A team that shows they have enough energy in their game. I think it will be a demanding and difficult game. Where we focus is to manage forces. Let’s give some players a chance to catch their breath. We want to keep them fresh. This is our problem at the moment and we will manage it accordingly. For the game against Panserraikos, we must have energy in our game against this opponent. We need to be disciplined, focused and adapt to the conditions of this match to claim victory. We know the strengths and weaknesses of Panserraikos. The main thing is to be fresh and rested, in order to face yet another very demanding game away from home.”

For the completion of two years since the murder of Alkis Kampanos and the actions of honor in memory of Aris’ 19-year-old friend: “I also experienced it the moment it happened two years ago… Let two years have passed, it’s a difficult moment, because all this brings you bad memories. Really there is still a ‘why did all this happen?’, without any reason. We’ve said it before, all of us involved in football hoped it would be the last, but unfortunately it wasn’t the last. Let’s hope that from now on there will be no more victims of fan violence. Let’s all change our minds about football and see it as something different. Let’s be happy about it, rather than having episodes. I hope something changes.”