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New page: '''Ieroklis Stoltidis''' (Greek: Ιεροκλής Στολτίδης; born February 2 1975) in Kozani, Macedonia, Greece, is a Greek [[Foo...

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'''Ieroklis Stoltidis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Ιεροκλής Στολτίδης; born [[February 2]] [[1975]]) in [[Kozani]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]], is a [[Greeks|Greek]] [[Football (soccer)|footballer]], who typically plays as a defensive midfielder.

Stoltidis started out at Pontioi Kozani in the [[Football D Division|fourth division]] before signing for [[Iraklis FC]], where he spent eleven years. He made his [[Alpha Ethniki]] debut for the [[Thessaloniki]]-based club in December [[1992]] but did not become a regular until the [[1996]] season. In June, [[2003]], after 234 [[Alpha Ethniki|league]] matches, he left for [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], signing a two-year contract.

Stoltidis scored two goals and assisted on another in Olympiakos' 3-0 win vs. Werder Bremen on [[December 11]], [[2007]] to send his team past the group stage of the Champions' League for the first time in nine years.

Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.

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[[Category:1975 births|Stoltidis, Ieroklis]]
[[Category:Football Players|Stoltidis, Ieroklis]]

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-'''Ieroklis Stoltidis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Ιεροκλής Στολτίδης; born [[February 2]] [[1975]]) in [[Kozani]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]], is a [[Greeks|Greek]] [[Football (soccer)|footballer]], who typically plays as a defensive midfielder.
+'''Ieroklis Stoltidis''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Ιεροκλής Στολτίδης; born [[February 2]], [[1975]]) in [[Kozani]], [[Macedonia]], [[Greece]], is a former [[Greeks|Greek]] [[Football (soccer)|footballer]], who typically played as a defensive midfielder.
-Stoltidis started out at Pontioi Kozani in the [[Football D Division|fourth division]] before signing for [[Iraklis FC]], where he spent eleven years. He made his [[Alpha Ethniki]] debut for the [[Thessaloniki]]-based club in December [[1992]] but did not become a regular until the [[1996]] season. In June, [[2003]], after 234 [[Alpha Ethniki|league]] matches, he left for [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], signing a two-year contract.
+Stoltidis started out at Pontioi Kozani in the [[Football D Division|fourth division]] before signing for [[Iraklis FC]], where he spent eleven years. He made his [[Alpha Ethniki]] debut for the [[Thessaloniki]]-based club in December [[1992]] but did not become a regular until the [[1996]] season. In June, [[2003]], after 234 [[Alpha Ethniki|league]] matches, he left for [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], signing a two-year contract. He played seven years at [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] before making his last transfer to [[Kerkyra FC|Kerkyra]] in [[2010]]. This was his last year as a professional as he retired in [[2011]].
 Stoltidis scored two goals and assisted on another in Olympiakos' 3-0 win vs. Werder Bremen on [[December 11]], [[2007]] to send his team past the group stage of the Champions' League for the first time in nine years.
-Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.
+Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He scored against Mexico.
 One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>[http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/sport__7068407KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/sports.asp?fdate=05/02/2008 Stoltidis rejects Greece call-up] ([[Kathimerini]], English edition)</ref>

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	Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.		Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.

−	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>[http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/sport__7068407KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/sports.asp?fdate=05/02/2008 Stoltidis rejects Greece call-up] ([[~~Kathimerini (newspaper)\|~~Kathimerini]], English edition)</ref>	+	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>[http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/sport__7068407KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/sports.asp?fdate=05/02/2008 Stoltidis rejects Greece call-up] ([[Kathimerini]], English edition)</ref>

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	Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.		Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.

−	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>~~Stoltidis responds to Rehhagel invitation:~~ [http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/sport__7068407KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/sports.asp?fdate=05/02/2008 Stoltidis rejects Greece call-up] ([[Kathimerini (newspaper)\|Kathimerini]], English edition)</ref>	+	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>[http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/sport__7068407KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/sports.asp?fdate=05/02/2008 Stoltidis rejects Greece call-up] ([[Kathimerini (newspaper)\|Kathimerini]], English edition)</ref>

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	Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.		Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.

−	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>Stoltidis responds to Rehhagel invitation: [http://www.~~sport~~.gr/~~default~~.asp?~~pid~~=~~4&aid=5144 Interview in Greek~~] (~~Sport.gr~~)</ref>	+	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>Stoltidis responds to Rehhagel invitation: [http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/news/sport__7068407KathiLev&xml/&aspKath/sports.asp?fdate=05/02/2008 Stoltidis rejects Greece call-up] ([[Kathimerini (newspaper)\|Kathimerini]], English edition)</ref>

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	Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.		Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.

−	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>Stoltidis responds to Rehhagel invitation: [http://www.sport.gr/default.asp?pid=4&aid=5144 Interview in Greek] (Sport.gr)</ref>	+	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. While [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited, he declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>Stoltidis responds to Rehhagel invitation: [http://www.sport.gr/default.asp?pid=4&aid=5144 Interview in Greek] (Sport.gr)</ref>

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 [[Category:Football Players|Stoltidis, Ieroklis]]

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	Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.		Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.

−	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile ~~and will possibly have an opportunity~~ to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic in Cyprus on 5 ~~February and an official one against Finland~~ in ~~Nicosia the following day~~.	+	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile, to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic and Finland in Cyprus on February 5-6. [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] acknowledged the honor of being invited declined the invitation citing that his age will not allow for him to contribute to the level he would like. <ref>Stoltidis responds to Rehhagel invitation: [http://www.sport.gr/default.asp?pid=4&aid=5144 Interview in Greek] (Sport.gr)</ref>

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	Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.		Internationally, Stoltidis was a member of the Greece side that reached the 1998 UEFA European Under-21 Championship final. In November [[1999]], he made his debut for the [[National Football Team\|senior national team]] and went on to represent Greece at the [[2004 Summer Olympics\|Athens Olympics in 2004]]. He has been capped so far (end of [[2007]]) 6 times.
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		+	One day before his 33 birthday, [[Ieroklis Stoltidis]] was handed an early birthday gift as he received his first Greece call-up under [[Otto Rehhagel]] following a long international exile and will possibly have an opportunity to play an unofficial friendly against the Czech Republic in Cyprus on 5 February and an official one against Finland in Nicosia the following day.