Tasos7 wrote that Michalis Kountouris took over in June 2011, when the amateur Olympiacos had four active team sections and debts of over 7 million, double that of what, according to him, Panathinaikos had when it relegated some of its teams to the A2. According to the post, from 1925 to 2011 the club had won 84 titles in team sports, of which four were European. Tasos7 mentioned that in the 15 years of Kountouris' management, Olympiacos won 145 titles, including 13 European ones. He also provided a tally of 145-20 titles, 60-11 championships, and 13-0 European titles against Panathinaikos, as well as a streak of 50-0 against them. He claimed that the rival relegated its teams to the A2 to avoid the matchups. The author also noted that new sections were created, such as women's basketball, women's football, and women's handball. Regarding women's basketball, he pointed out that it had won 9 out of 11 championships, while handball had surpassed AEK in championships and total titles. He added that the two women's teams would compete in the top division from the following year. Tasos7 wrote that the debts were settled through more than 150 agreements and repayments, and that the construction of a swimming pool was underway, a longstanding request, as he mentioned, for Piraeus. For individual sports, he noted that swimming maintained its title, table tennis won a European title, and boxing won 7 out of 8 championships after 30 years without a title. He also mentioned championships in beach volleyball and sailing. In conclusion, he attributed the change in the club's history to Kountouris and his administration, with the support of Olympiacos fans and Vangelis Marinakis. #Ολυμπιακός #Αθλητισμός #Πρωταθλητισμός (translated)
