Nikos Alefantos
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Nikos Alefantos was a much-travelled Greek football player who turned into a much-travelled football coach.
Alefantos was born on January 3, 1939 in Athens and was known by his trademark short-sleeved shirts and his knack of speaking his mind even if it got him into trouble - which it often did.
Alefantos played as a forward for Asteras Exarchia, Chalandri, PAO Rouf, Olympiakos (1 appearance in 1958), Atromitos Piraeus, Olympiakos Chalkida (1964), Panaigialios (1965, 1966), Panelefsiniakos and Vyzas Megara 1969.
As a coach, he had stints with:
- PAO Rouf (early 1970s)
- Doxa Drama - 1983
- Olympiakos - 1984, 1994, 2004
- Panionios - 1985
- Iraklis - 1986, 1988
- AEK - 1987
- PAOK - 1989
- Apollon Kalamaria - 1990
- Ionikos - 1993
- APOEL (Cyprus) - 1997
- Ethnikos Piraeus - 1998
- Proodeftiki - 1999
- Panachaiki - 2000
- Panargiakos - 2001
- Ethnikos Asteras - 2002
- Fostiras - 2003 (all of 3 hours!)