Mitchell, in his statements to COSMOTE TV ahead of the OFI game, after stressing that the Cretan team have improved a lot lately, also referred to Ramon, for whom he noted that he will help and even a lot, However, he did not want to answer a question as to whether there would be another transfer.

For Victory Qualification on Mars in the Cup:

“The team is very satisfied, very happy because it was a difficult game, an intense game, but qualifying was very important for us and it shows that the team wants to go anywhere and win, no matter how difficult it is.”

For OFI:

“OFI is a team that may not currently be in the playoffs, but their performances and results show that they could well be in the top six. We are sure that it will be an intense and difficult game. OFI will play with determination, it has done so in all games lately and we know it won’t be easy.”

On his team’s reaction to the league after the tie in Peristeri:

“Often it’s incredible that we’re so far behind because of the good performance we’ve shown, but sometimes it can happen that we’re on a bad day and lose points. What we have to think about, where our team was and how much our image has developed and that our performances are mostly very good, if not, it’s also up to the opponents, who are constantly improving their image and performance.

But when we came here, the specific coaching staff, if they had asked us at the time whether, given the situation at the time, the team would be able to perform very well in a short period of time and be at the top of the table, then maybe we would have had doubts.

At the moment there are no doubts with anyone in the team and that’s the most important thing of all. So the right question would be “how was the feeling inside and outside of the team the day we came and how is the feeling now”.

About Doi, who made his debut in the first round match against OFI and his development:

“I will answer you as in the previous question. Who would have thought then that Doi would be so important to our team today? It’s not the fault of the coach, not even of the staff, it’s the fault of the player himself, who jumped at the chance and grabbed it “but it’s good to remember that nobody believed us back then”.

For Ramon:

“He is a player who slowly adapts to the new data and the mechanics of the team. We’re sure he’ll help us a lot when he’s ready and that’s why we brought him in.”

Whether it expects additional additions:

“I don’t know. At the moment our whole focus is on the games ahead of us. That’s not my concern at the moment. I’m just thinking about the games. We want the team to be in good shape and think.” that since the game against PAOK and since then we haven’t lost a single game”.

Biel: “We still have room for improvement”

For his part, Pep Biel argued that the goal against OFI was to return to winning ways, while noting that the team had other areas for improvement.

For the match with Aris:

“It’s always nice to win. It’s always nice to qualify, and especially when you’re playing against a strong team. We were happy about the win, but overall we’re having a good season and we’re happy about it.”

For playing with OFI:

“We give 100%. We’ll do everything we can to get back on the winning track and in the championship. It sometimes happens that you try but you don’t manage to get the result you want, but we will always try to do our best to win.

I think we still have room for improvement. I think this team can give more. By getting the results you gain confidence and that helps you to keep improving.”

Which position does he prefer to play in?

“My natural position is behind the striker. That’s where I usually play and that’s where I feel more comfortable. But I often get orders from the coach to change positions and it happens either from game to game or within the game itself.” . I don’t really have a problem with that. I can do it and I like this system so I don’t have a preference for where I’m going to race.”