High flights…

Panathinaikos continues to drive its fans crazy, not stopping the "high flights" nor against Panionios and getting his sixth win in seven games overturning any prognosis before the season begins.

The Greens struggled and needed a long-range goal to pay off the Cyanide's resistance, but nevertheless showed once again a working team that "fed" the world to OAKA with the football it played. Of course, the biggest share of this year's crazy course is credited to George Donis who is no exaggeration to say he has been delivering ... coaching classes since the beginning of the season.

The element that shows the awesome work of the Greek coach is that he has a team full of kids, whom he guides in an impeccable way. It is no coincidence that Panathinaikos has played with a plethora of different formations in this year's matches, and while many expected that this would make the team up and down, the coaching "seal" is evident in each of its games, making it literally superior- down only the opposing coaches. Today, Donis chose a clear 4-4-2, with the team "rolling" effectively, despite the fact that he played for the first time this year with the specific formation.

The choice of the Greens administration to support the team the next day on George Donis, who he patiently waited for and waited for the deal to close in the summer, has proved to be quite successful. Panathinaikos is getting healthier in the grass and in the locker rooms, with the goal of leaving Europe as a realistic prospect. Do not forget that Clover wants to get the European ticket as quickly as possible to deflect the penalty imposed by UEFA.

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