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Olyftbl wrote that PAE Panathinaikos was annoyed by the post of yesterday's choreo from the coach and players after the victory in the derby. He added ironically that things would now be better and included the hashtag #OlympiacosFC. #OlympiacosFC https://t.co/01bAOaqJRm #Παναθηναϊκός #ποδόσφαιρο #νίκη (translated)

Nikos Tzouannis wrote that he considered the disrespect of a professional coach towards a historic club to be at least shocking, whether it was intentional or stemmed from the people managing his profile. #paofc #panathinaikos https://t.co/hVP67lxsLg #ποδόσφαιρο #προπονητής #ασέβεια (translated)

Iodis mentioned that the coach of their team had admitted that they lost fairly and that the players had agreed, while also enjoying the atmosphere. He contrasted them with others, whom he characterized in a derogatory term, saying that they protested strongly. He argued that this behavior was not limited to basketball but appeared in all sports. The post included references to Olympiacos and Panathinaikos. #OLYPAO #OlympiacosFC #paofc https://t.co/phDq5kGzIK #καλαθόσφαιρα #αθλητισμός #Ολυμπιακός (translated)

The MALACOPHOBIC wrote that the coach said the team deserved to lose, while the translator rendered the statement as "did not deserve to lose." He added that, in his opinion, even an organization that advocated the values of Goebbels and Pattakos still surpassed itself. #olympiacosfc #olypao https://t.co/Z4nl7fPZcz #ποδόσφαιρο #σπορ #Ολυμπιακός (translated)

X_Red_heart argued that the interpreter for Panathinaikos was conveying the coach's words with exactly the opposite meaning and wrote that the video was enough for anyone to understand. #OLYMPIACOSFC #PAOFC #olypao https://t.co/B9bNkkhnus #PAOFC #OLYMPIACOSFC #ποδόσφαιρο (translated)

Dumlada referred to an incident between the coach of the Greek national team and one of its players, while the two were rivals at the club level. He argued that this showed why a coach should not simultaneously take on the national team and a club from the specific league. #paokbc https://t.co/OLixi0TUbw #μπάσκετ #ΕθνικήΟμάδα #προπονητής (translated)

Panos Galanis wrote that Panathinaikos defeated Fenerbahce by 18 points, gradually building their offense and receiving contributions from many players. He mentioned that the team also tried some unusual options, and despite some dead periods, the coach had the experience to change players and rectify the situation. He added that the game started to go wrong, as Sarra's team neutralized the usual lineup of Grant, Kalaitzakis, Mantzoukas, Yabusele, and Mitooglou in the first stretch. He pointed out free throws as a weak point and concluded with a call for patience and hard work. #pao #paobc #paobcaktor #pao #paobc #basketball (translated)

Billo responded to comments asking him why he called someone "sick," what he said wrong, and whether he was obsessed with him. In a derogatory tone, he claimed that the specific person had asked his coach to admit that it was wrong to have a player of the caliber of Pelé or Maradona warm up and ultimately not use him in the match. #ποδόσφαιρο #σχόλια #προπονητής (translated)

Nikolaos Zervas conveyed comments from the Triple Threat Show of Amerikanos24TV about coach Bartzokas in Bologna. Moneke called the issue nonexistent and the video funny, while Blosomgame said that if he were to become a coach and something similar happened, he would act in the same way. Zervas concluded his post with the phrase "yes, but here…". #μπάσκετ #Μπαρτζώκας #TripleThreatShow (translated)

Spyros wrote that Giorgos Bartzokas was, in his opinion, targeted by the "system" once and glorified a hundred times. He stated that, while other coaches were cursing during timeouts, Bartzokas chastised his players to a much greater degree, even when they circulated the ball correctly and missed their shots. Spyros also mentioned that the coach cursed spectators during matches and climbed onto the railings, directing insults at women and children. According to him, the outcry stemmed from the combination of these behaviors and not from Boukouras or any other single factor. He added that the Olympiacos fans contributed to this image, as he wrote that they had depicted him on a T-shirt cursing women and children and defended him. He urged Bartzokas to start with himself if he wanted to change something, saying that, although he considered him an excellent coach, he risked being remembered in history for his offensive behavior. #Μπαρτζώκας #Ολυμπιακός #Καλαθοσφαίριση (translated)

Eyagg wrote that the situation at PAO BC and the prices had gotten out of hand. He claimed that, although the greatest coach in history had returned, the management drove fans away from the stadium, while ticket prices reached 80+20 euros, along with a subscription that, according to him, had no reason to exist. https://t.co/2RF15MCGLw #paobc #μπάσκετ #εισιτήρια (translated)

Paris wrote that it seemed strange to him for a person who, as he mentioned, claimed to be a supporter of Olympiacos and was their most successful and longest-serving coach, to be receiving insults in Greek stadiums. He responded to the offenders with an insulting remark and added that he did not take into account either what he described as an unprecedented intensity of character assassination or the fact that incidents often occurred in stadiums that were friendly towards the person who, in his opinion, perpetrated it. #Ολυμπιακός #ποδόσφαιρο #σπορ (translated)

Δεν νομίζω ότι υπάρχει φυσιολογικός άνθρωπος που να μην καταλαβαίνει ότι ο Μπαρτζώκας είναι με διαφορά ο καλύτερος προπονητής στην ιστορία της Ευρωλίγκας Μιλάμε για μπασκετική διάνοια που μπορεί εύκολα να συγκριθεί ακόμα και με τον τεράστιο Πόποβιτς στα prime του #OlympiacosBC https://t.co/bmGqXbEoSY #Basketball #EuroLeague #OlympiacosBC