Giorgos Donis - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: Update of his career.

2020-10-25T10:27:04Z

Update of his career.

Dutch Eagle: Update of his career + mentioning his sons

2018-01-07T19:08:43Z

Update of his career + mentioning his sons

Irlandos at 14:52, June 29, 2012

2012-06-29T14:52:09Z

Irlandos at 08:39, June 11, 2009

2009-06-11T08:39:05Z

Irlandos at 12:14, November 21, 2008

2008-11-21T12:14:41Z

Irlandos at 13:16, May 22, 2008

2008-05-22T13:16:21Z

Irlandos at 12:32, May 22, 2008

2008-05-22T12:32:32Z

Irlandos at 08:58, May 15, 2008

2008-05-15T08:58:07Z

Lazarus at 12:27, June 5, 2006

2006-06-05T12:27:52Z

Lazarus at 12:17, June 5, 2006

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 On [[June 28]], [[2012]], Donis was in the news as armed robbers broke into his home in [[Kifissia]] and briefly held his children and in-laws hostage at gunpoint. In the ensuing gun battle with the police who were called on the scene, one policeman and one robber were wounded.
-In October [[2013]] Donis was appointed as coach of [[APOEL FC]]. He stayed there till January [[2015]]. Later he became coach of Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) and Al-Sharjah (United Arab Emirates) before returning to [[APOEL FC]] in July [[2017]]. He was hired to achieve qualification for the Group Stage in the Champions League. Donis succeeded, earning [[APOEL FC]] a group with Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund and Tottenham Hotspur.
+In October [[2013]] Donis was appointed as coach of [[APOEL FC]]. He stayed there till January [[2015]]. Later he became coach of Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) and Al-Sharjah (United Arab Emirates) before returning to [[APOEL FC]] in July [[2017]]. He was hired to achieve qualification for the Group Stage in the Champions League. Donis succeeded, earning [[APOEL FC]] a group with Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund and Tottenham Hotspur. After a short stint at [[Panathinaikos FC |Panathinaikos]] that ended in being sacked he is now coach of Isreali side Maccabi Tel-Aviv.
-Donis sons Christos and Tasos also play professional football. Christos currently at [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. Tasos at German side VfB Stuttgart.
+Donis sons Christos and Tasos also play professional football. Christos currently at Italian second tier Ascoli. Tasos at French side Reims.

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 On [[June 28]], [[2012]], Donis was in the news as armed robbers broke into his home in [[Kifissia]] and briefly held his children and in-laws hostage at gunpoint. In the ensuing gun battle with the police who were called on the scene, one policeman and one robber were wounded.
 [[Category:Football Players|Donis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches|Donis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:1969 births|Donis, Giorgos]]

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 Donis turned to coaching after his football career ended. He started with [[Ilisiakos FC|Ilisiakos]] moved on to [[AE Larisa FC|Larisa]] and managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-[[2006|06]] season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He resigned in November of the same year after a series of poor performances by the club.
-Donis is currently the coach of [[Atromitos Athens FC|Atromitos Athens]].
+From [[2009]] until [[2012]], Donis coached [[Atromitos Athens FC|Atromitos Athens]] leading them twice to the final of the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]].
 [[Category:Football Players|Donis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches|Donis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:1969 births|Donis, Giorgos]]

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	Donis turned to coaching after his football career ended. He started with [[Ilisiakos FC\|Ilisiakos]] moved on to [[AE Larisa FC\|Larisa]] and managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-[[2006\|06]] season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. He resigned in November of the same year after a series of poor performances by the club.		Donis turned to coaching after his football career ended. He started with [[Ilisiakos FC\|Ilisiakos]] moved on to [[AE Larisa FC\|Larisa]] and managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-[[2006\|06]] season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. He resigned in November of the same year after a series of poor performances by the club.
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		+	Donis is currently the coach of [[Atromitos Athens FC\|Atromitos Athens]].

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	He had two not-so-successful seasons with Rovers before heading back home to play for [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. Later he moved to England again, first for Sheffield United and then for Huddersfield Town where he ended his playing career.		He had two not-so-successful seasons with Rovers before heading back home to play for [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. Later he moved to England again, first for Sheffield United and then for Huddersfield Town where he ended his playing career.

−	Donis turned to coaching after his football career ended. He started with [[Ilisiakos FC\|Ilisiakos]] moved on to [[AE Larisa FC\|Larisa]], managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-06 season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC\|AEK]].	+	Donis turned to coaching after his football career ended. He started with [[Ilisiakos FC\|Ilisiakos]] moved on to [[AE Larisa FC\|Larisa]] and managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-[[2006\|06]] season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. He resigned in November of the same year after a series of poor performances by the club.

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 Donis was born in Frankfurt, Germany, on [[October 29]], [[1969]]. He started playing football for local club Doxa Nikopolis before transfering to Pavlos Melas [[Thessaloniki]] in [[1986]]. The following year he was acquired by [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. To gain experience, over the next four years he was loaned out to [[Athinaikos FC|Athinaikos]], [[Panargeiakos FC|Panargeiakos]] and [[PAS Giannina FC|PAS Giannina]].
-Donis returned to Panathinaikos in [[1992]]. Over the next four seasons, with the greens he won 2 league titles and three Cups. A pacey right winger, Donis moved to Blackburn from Panathinaikos on [[June 5]], [[1996]] after helping the Greek club reach the Champions League semi-finals in [[1995]]-[[1996|96]]. Rovers signed him on a free transfer, making use of the, then recent, Bosman rule. He signed for 1.1 billion [[drachma]]s, a record amount for Greek players at the time.
+Donis returned to Panathinaikos in [[1992]]. Over the next four seasons he won 2 league titles and three Cups with the greens. A pacey right winger, Donis moved to Blackburn from Panathinaikos on [[June 5]], [[1996]] after helping the Greek club reach the Champions League semi-finals in [[1995]]-[[1996|96]]. Rovers signed him on a free transfer, making use of the, then recent, Bosman rule. He signed for 1.1 billion [[drachma]]s, a record amount for Greek players at the time.
-He had two not so successful seasons with them before heading back home to play for [[AEK FC|AEK]]. Later he moved to England again, this time for Huddersfield Town.
+He had two not-so-successful seasons with Rovers before heading back home to play for [[AEK FC|AEK]]. Later he moved to England again, first for Sheffield United and then for Huddersfield Town where he ended his playing career.
-He turned to coaching after his football career ended. After working with [[AE Larisa FC|Larisa]], he managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-06 season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC|AEK]].
+Donis turned to coaching after his football career ended. He started with [[Ilisiakos FC|Ilisiakos]] moved on to [[AE Larisa FC|Larisa]], managed [[Akratitos FC]] for the 2005-06 season. In May [[2008]], Donis was named head coach of [[AEK FC|AEK]].

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 [[Image:Giorgos_Donis_Larisa.jpg|thumb|300px|Giorgos Donis in [[2004]] as the coach of [[AE Larisa FC|Larisa]]]]
-[[Giorgos Donis]] (Greek: Γιώργος Δώνης), was the first ever [[Greeks|Greek]] soccer player to play for the English Premiership. A pacey right winger, Donis moved to Blackburn from [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] on [[June 5]], [[1996]] after helping the Greek club reach the Champions League semi-finals in [[1995]]-[[1996|96]]. Rovers signed him on a free transfer, making use of the, then recent, Bosman rule. He signed for 1.1 billion [[drachma]]s, a record amount for Greek players at the time.
+[[Giorgos Donis]] (Greek: Γιώργος Δώνης), is a former footballer, the first ever [[Greeks|Greek]] soccer player to play for the English Premiership.
 He had two not so successful seasons with them before heading back home to play for [[AEK FC|AEK]]. Later he moved to England again, this time for Huddersfield Town.
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 [[Category:Football Players|Donis, Giorgos]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches|Donis, Giorgos]]

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		+	[[Image:Giorgos_Donis_Larisa.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Giorgos Donis in [[2004]] as the coach of [[AE Larisa FC\|Larisa]]]]
	[[Giorgos Donis]] (Greek: Γιώργος Δώνης), was the first ever Greek soccer player to play for the English Premiership. A pacey right winger, [[Giorgos Donis]] moved to Blackburn from [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] on [[June 5]], [[1996]] after helping the Greek club reach the Champions League semi-finals in 1995-96. Rovers signed him on a free transfer, making use of the, then recent, Bosman rule. He signed for 1.1 billion drachmas, a record amount for Greek players at the time.		[[Giorgos Donis]] (Greek: Γιώργος Δώνης), was the first ever Greek soccer player to play for the English Premiership. A pacey right winger, [[Giorgos Donis]] moved to Blackburn from [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] on [[June 5]], [[1996]] after helping the Greek club reach the Champions League semi-finals in 1995-96. Rovers signed him on a free transfer, making use of the, then recent, Bosman rule. He signed for 1.1 billion drachmas, a record amount for Greek players at the time.