Petway: ‘It was a very easy decision’

For a very easy decision the Brent Petway In his statements to the Eok Web Radio for his return to the parquet after seven years with his jersey Rethymnon.

The American ace referred to his connection to the city and the group, stressing that in the Rethymnon He had the two best years in his career.

In detail his statements:

For his return to the racing action:

“It was a very easy decision for me. In 2009 I started playing in Greece with Elysian and now I start for … a second time. With Rethymnon I had the two best years of my career. I enjoyed basketball, city, culture, society. kid and stay here.

How Rethymnon’s proposal came about:



“When they went up last season, I saw on Instagram the post to win the local championship and just asked in the comments ‘I can have a contract?’. The next day, the team approached me, the coach approached me and they told me to come.

For his feelings:



“I’m excited to go back to this level. I’m next to young kids trying to learn things and find their way to basketball. I’m excited to be with them. It will be different for me, because each category has a different style of play. I win and that is my primary goal this year, the team is winning. ”

For the recognition by Rethymnon:



“This shows how I am as a human being and that people appreciate me as a human beyond basketball. That means a lot to me, that they appreciate me as a human being and not just as a basketball player. I have a special bond with the team and the world of Rethymnon.”

For National League 2:



“We’ve played some friendly and I saw the Cup match. I saw that there are experienced players, mainly tall, the game has many physical contacts, so I want to give a lot more to the defense. It’s very Physical’s game, so it will be difficult for me because I am 40 years old.

For his relationship with young children:



“The first thing I will tell them is to be landing. To learn that everything is done with hard work and in life you go in the harsh way. You have to go gradually to succeed. To be honest, I didn’t hear when I was younger when they told me.”

For Greece:



“It’s my second home. I’ve got into the culture quite easily. When I came here I started drinking coffee, even though I didn’t like coffee, I listened to Greek music. I’m a little … old school, I like Antypas. Now I have my family here, much. ”

For his career in Greece:



“Only when you stop you have the opportunity to see what you have done. I feel grateful for the racing track, but much more for having the acceptance of all the fans. I even stopped Panathinaikos fans and told me they liked to see me so much.”