Piraeus, Red and White, the laurel-crowned youth, millions of people swearing by the laurels of victory, over seventy years, thousands of victories and thousands of joys, wings on their feet, heart in their chest, a myriad-voiced cheer: Thrylos, my God Olympiakos. The linguist and literary theorist Roman Jakobson wrote that to define what poetry is, we must find and study what is not poetry, just as an Olympiakos fan is not a Panathinaikos fan. Simply, clearly, and understandably. The Alphabet of Olympiakos puts things in their place, distances itself from the Athenian club, and defines the values of the modern fan: brave, proud, and sportsman. Around this specific framework, the book by Diavlos Publications builds all the particular elements that characterize the Olympic qualities and attributes, while the etymology of "gavros" is given and the characterization "legend" is justified. In the historical part of the book, the journey from the approval of the founding to the current operating environment of the club is covered, with stops at successes, records, activities/departments of Olympiakos, titles, and recent great moments, while at the end the necessary "Olympiakos loyalty quiz" is not omitted.