They say hope dies last. But is there still hope to save Greek football? An affirmative answer can also be described as an April Fool’s lie.

Because the politicians, the figures of the institutions and the PAE, the media and even some of the coaches are doing everything possible to immerse him in poisonousness, discredit, fanaticism, which fatally lead to violence. So what is left to hope that there will be a reversal?

With so much positive thinking left, let’s take a look at footballers who thankfully, at least up to this point, seem to be keeping some distance from their bosses. And they showed it on the grass.

Of course, no one can guarantee that while the competition is at its peak, in the playoffs, they will be able to stay on the sidelines and not “sell the fandom” in order to win over their fans. Will they be able not to complain, over the limit, if there are referee errors again, like in the first two matches?

Let them be the only ones… sane in the madness that reigns in our professional football. Because if they also run away, then there will certainly be phenomena of violence that will become the “first topic” of the news.

The enemies are no longer in the trenches. They had already stepped out of them and were in position facing each other for the final battle, hand-to-hand.

And if there is anyone to stop them, it is only the footballers, until blood is shed and we do not mourn for new victims.