K. Nikolakopoulos takes to his blog at Gazeta against the transfer and writes about Olympiakos' talents.
I watched Olympiakos B's last two matches (both away), a 0-1 loss to Ionikos and a 3-1 win over Panathinaikos on its broadcasts. action 24.
to say To be honest, I don't particularly like Ibakasa's team. Behind the ball, tight in defense and forward based on Bobby Costola's moments of quality and Alkasim Baw's bursts. This -10 start to the B Team Super League 2 Championship could have led to a little more points chase, I don't know…
In the Ionian A fair result should have been a 1-1 draw, with the teams having one half each. Finally they squandered their chances and Papadoudis ultimately lost the game due to a misjudgment when directing a free kick at Olympiacos B 85'… In Kallithea, Panathinaikos good development, good pressing, but few chances. On the contrary, the “red and whites”, usually playing from behind, were very dangerous and won anyway with two goals in the last minutes, luck was on their side.
Very much Olympiakos' talented player, Kostoulas (now 17!), in the role of second forward behind Alkasim, was clearly affected in the first match after returning to action (discharged) after a month and a half. A good energy, and the only time he completed a stage he didn't do it in a good way. Although he lost a lot of balls in this game too, he was clearly better against PAO. However, he had three “make the difference” performances (two assists on goal and goal) and that would be plenty for the Predators. However, my point is that when you have a goal scorer, you put him at center forward and not behind center forward…
playerHowever, it was another person who had the biggest impact on me because I saw an impressive improvement in him. And I mean stopper goutsitis. A 19-year-old boy who grows up to be a very tall, strong, central defender with all the elements. Cool with the ball, pressing in marking, with important interventions, tackles, strong in the air (defensively and offensively), but improved his passes with his left foot when he was on his right foot.
At Olympiakos They should bet on him! Notice him, show him. In terms of specifications, you won't easily find stoppers that have a complete package. Having the more experienced (now 23-year-old) Baghaliani will certainly help him, who I think are ready to play in many first teams. Passionate, willing to go the extra mile, doesn't cut corners.
Skill Of course Mouzakitis too, in a central midfielder role, I think is an 8-man. Very nice left foot for passing, but good actions and blocking work, it still needs improvement. We're talking about a 17-year-old (!), right? The other central midfielder, Sgouros, has good flashes but needs length in the game.
I liked it, in both games, but especially Ioannicos and a player I know, Argyrio (20 out of 21), a winger, who supported him, they probably did well! Good defense and dangerous attack, with crosses and balls. I feel like he has room to stand out by tweaking a few things (eg how they come out on his back) a bit.
Honest Pictured from the other extreme back, Keramida, now started getting opportunities and “shows” by fishing.
from I expect more from Alkasim who is active and combative. He won a penalty (and scored himself) from a poor reaction from a PAO defender, but three times he faced the opposition goalkeeper, who didn't finish well. When a striker doesn't have good finals…
Marine He was better and more mobile in the first game than in the second, while Real academy player Keita was a disappointment, big! Whether he made two or three good moves in two games is questionable.
Inappropriate: It is fair to speculate that Olympiakos could be Vlachodimos' next team, firstly he has lost his place in Nottingham's starting line-up and secondly Forest are looking for another goalkeeper. However, Vlachodimos is adamant that he is not returning to Greece in the summer. Not even Olympiakos. As he played for two teams (and Benfica) during the season, talking about his arrival is… now, a story.
Photo of the day:
Don't do it Wrong and we underestimate Bochum's interest in Masura. First, because it's serious. Secondly, because it's the Bundesliga! How many Greek players wouldn't want to play in the Bundesliga, in a small and medium team? Not only guaranteed money but also a peaceful environment. This is where Bouchalakis and Androutsos and Saliakas went… running and playing in Second Germany!
I don't know that, but I wouldn't be surprised if Mazouras is thinking too seriously about the Bochum case, which looks like staying again this year (they are nine points above the danger zone). Let's not forget that going to play in Europe is also a fad. At 30, Mazouras won't get another chance.
Finally one
In the Luton manager's statement about Nelson Abe turning down the Premier League club for Olympiakos (“He felt another challenge suited him… you can't take all the players…”).
