“Delias is like a fly in milk. If you catch Lucescu by the nose, he will explode.”

Metropolis 95.5 hosted and presented “Sti Sentra”, the former referee and close friend of Razvan Luceskos, Giorgos Kasnaviris, and talked about PAOK’s crushing victory over Olympiacos, the excellent performance of Iiannis Konstantelias and the correct “reading” in which the Romanian coach succeeded. To do against Piraeus.

Read in detail what he said on air at Metropolis 95.5: First, focus on Yiannis Constantilias’ stunning looks: “No one can doubt the quality and talent he has. He is like a fly in the ointment of Greek football. If he works, he will have a great career.

There is no need to talk about the pass he made yesterday, it was an amazing pass. It was also the result (3-0) that gave him the opportunity to do something more. It was the perfect combination, and it wasn’t anything conventional.

They say a good coach can get his team two-thirds of the way through the field. However, within the ‘box’, the quality and ability of each footballer is counted. “Constantellias has intelligence and quality in football.”

Regarding his handling of the match in Piraeus: “It was so justified and so happy. Because in the AEK shipwreck, Constantius was the one who was saved, because he was the only one who was in the mood for the game.

In yesterday’s match, Razvan was playing the crown or the letters. Because if he returns to Thessalonica defeated, we will have funerals. Yesterday he also had the option of Morg, while introducing Constantilias at the right moment. “Lucescu is a computer, he wants his players to be robots.”

The moment the camera showed with 4-a-4 Lucescu-Constantilia, before the young man entered the field of play: “When he speaks to footballers, he speaks to their souls and hearts. At that moment he knew what to say and how to deal with it, not only tactically, but also giving him the motivation and enthusiasm to play for his team. He relates to all his players and their problems.”

Regarding the path that PAOK can score this year in the tournament: “Yesterday PAOK could go up a lot. But because there are a lot of young kids who don’t have experience and are still in the formative stage. That’s why PAOK itself is still under construction. Match by match it’s improving.

If you put too much pressure on the tournament, I don’t know if the team can handle that burden. If it goes Sunday after Sunday, it will be a very good performance. These kids can and need to improve. If you touch his nose in the final minutes with the two goals, he will explode. Instead of drinking alcohol and enjoying it, he was sad.”

Regarding the Romanian coach’s statements regarding the support that other teams receive from the regime: “I will disagree with him, but he does it in order to communicate with his team. There are two systems in Greek football, one is the Super League and the other is the EPO.

However, the EPO has the support of blacks and yellows. So, isn’t PAOK part of this? We exaggerate the problem for communication reasons. Why else should he grab the PAOK people and tell them, “Well, what are you doing, where are you?”

You’re also in gear. Now whether you are a small cog or a big cog this is someone else’s gospel.”

Finally, about his team, Kifisia, and the great draw they got against AIK: “I was on the field and said Kifisia was going to score after 80 minutes. Why AEK couldn’t clean the game up, it didn’t catch their attention. They went to steal the game. No matter how good the opponent is, the little man will always find the opportunity.

The team is doing well, as a starter they are competitive. The team is still in the building phase and needs improvement, but it is a team that is struggling. But he is doing well and is healthy.”

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