Statements were made by Alexis Kougias after Olympiakos’ victory over PAOK with a score 4-1 at the stadium of Toumba.
One of the vice-presidents of the “red and white” PAE thanked the “two-headed man of the North” for the impeccable hospitality and then emphasized, among other things:This is football and everyone must understand that there is an enemy, one who poisons it, who feeds the criminal organization.
People want football. May the best man win. I want to say that we are happy, but also troubled. Why; We see what happens in the other stadiums, in the other games. Football is not defined by the big matches, by the big victories, but by them, the sworn referees».
In detail what he said:
“After the game with Aris, a few weeks ago, I said “don’t write off Olympiakos”.
I watched the transfer effort and fortunately, on the initiative of Vangelis Marinakis, but also of Darko Kovacevics, a great coach worthy of the team came. We saw it on Thursday, we saw it today too…
We are indeed happy. We made our world happy… It is imperative, according to my upbringing and education, but also my opinion on football, to thank on behalf of all of us, the whole family and the organization of PAOK for the impeccable and European hospitality. This is football and everyone must understand that there is an enemy, one who poisons it, who feeds the criminal organization.
People want football. May the best man win. I want to say that we are happy, but also troubled. Why; We see what happens in the other stadiums, in the other games. Football is not defined by big matches, by big victories, but by them, the sworn referees.
The great enemy is one… Both Mr. Savvidis and Mr. Alafouzos must realize that what I was saying is the tangible reality. Let’s end the criminal organization».
Source: Sport Fm
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