Giorgos Koudas - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: Updated. Consequences of his last international match and his current position at he club added.

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Updated. Consequences of his last international match and his current position at he club added.

Irlandos at 15:21, July 23, 2010

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Irlandos at 08:30, July 15, 2006

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Lazarus at 01:13, December 15, 2005

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Lazarus at 03:24, October 15, 2005

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 Koudas remained with PAOK for the rest of his career and was the captain of the club when the [[Thessaloniki]] outfit won their first Greek Championship in [[1976]] and their first two [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cups]] in [[1972]] and [[1974]].
-He had 43 appearances for the [[National Football Team|National team of Greece]] (4 goals) in the period of [[1967]]-[[1982]].
+He had 43 appearances for the [[National Football Team|National team of Greece]] (4 goals) in the period of [[1967]]-[[1982]] and a guest appearance on [[September 20]], [[1995]] against Yugoslavia at the age of 48. He was till [[September 11]], [[2018]] the oldest international player as George Weah of Liberia beat that record. He still is the oldest European international player, however.
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 [[Image:Koudas_04.jpg|thumb|150px|Giorgos Koudas]]
 [[Image:Koudas2005.jpg|thumb|150px|Giorgos Koudas in [[2005]]]]
-Born [[November 23]], [[1946]]. The last of the "great" players of Greek soccer, nicknamed ''Μεγαλέξανδρος'' (''Alexander the Great'') of Greek football. He was certainly one of the very few that possessed skillful soccer talent. A virtuoso of the ball, were he was established as a potent forward but as well as a player that could organize the whole game for a team.
+Born [[November 23]], [[1946]], '''Giorgos Koudas''' was the last of the "great" players of Greek soccer, nicknamed the ''Μεγαλέξανδρος'' (''Alexander the Great'') of Greek football. He was certainly one of a very small elite of players as far as skillful soccer talent goes. A virtuoso of the ball, he was established as a potent forward but soon developed also as a player who could organize the whole game for a team.
-He played for [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] from [[1964]] until [[1983]], appearing in 504 [[Alpha Ethniki]] games, scoring 134 goals.
+Koudas played for [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] from [[1964]] until [[1983]], appearing in 504 [[Alpha Ethniki]] games - a club record - scoring 134 goals.
-On [[August 16]], [[1966]] Giorgos Koudas made his debut with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. Sports general secretary [[Costas Aslanidis]]' initiative though, to forbid the trades between big clubs, forced Koudas to return to PAOK.
+After the 1965-[[1966|66]] season, Koudas decided to move to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. [[PAOK FC|PAOK]], however, would not acquiesce to the transfer so the player was forced to sit out one season as was the rule back then. On [[August 16]], [[1966]] Koudas made his debut with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in a friendly. [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] reacted immediately urging all clubs to refuse to play against [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] should they field Koudas. Sports general secretary [[Costas Aslanidis]]' stepped in, banned movement of players between big clubs and forced Koudas to return to PAOK.
-'''Giorgos Koudas''' remained with PAOK for the rest of his career and was the captain of the club when the [[Thessaloniki]] outfit won the Greek Championship in [[1976]] and the three [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cups]] in [[1972]], [[1974]], and [[1981]].
+Koudas remained with PAOK for the rest of his career and was the captain of the club when the [[Thessaloniki]] outfit won their first Greek Championship in [[1976]] and their first two [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cups]] in [[1972]] and [[1974]].
 He had 43 appearances for the [[National Football Team|National team of Greece]] (4 goals) in the period of [[1967]]-[[1982]].

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 Born [[November 23]], [[1946]]. The last of the "great" players of Greek soccer, nicknamed ''Μεγαλέξανδρος'' (''Alexander the Great'') of Greek football. He was certainly one of the very few that possessed skillful soccer talent. A virtuoso of the ball, were he was established as a potent forward but as well as a player that could organize the whole game for a team.
-He played for PAOK from [[1964]] until [[1983]]. He played with the club 504 times in the Greek Championship division and he scored 134 goals.
+He played for [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] from [[1964]] until [[1983]], appearing in 504 [[Alpha Ethniki]] games, scoring 134 goals.
-On [[August 16]], [[1966]] Giorgos Koudas makes his debut with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. Sports general secretary [[Costas Aslanidis]]' initiative though to forbid the trades between big clubs will force Koudas to return to PAOK.
+On [[August 16]], [[1966]] Giorgos Koudas made his debut with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. Sports general secretary [[Costas Aslanidis]]' initiative though, to forbid the trades between big clubs, forced Koudas to return to PAOK.
-'''Giorgos Koudas''' remained with PAOK for the rest of his career, where he was the captain of the club when the team from [[Thessaloniki]] won the Greek Championship in [[1976]] and the three Greek Cups in [[1972]], [[1974]], and [[1981]].
+'''Giorgos Koudas''' remained with PAOK for the rest of his career and was the captain of the club when the [[Thessaloniki]] outfit won the Greek Championship in [[1976]] and the three [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cups]] in [[1972]], [[1974]], and [[1981]].
 He had 43 appearances for the [[National Football Team|National team of Greece]] (4 goals) in the period of [[1967]]-[[1982]].

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 [[Image:Giorgos_Koudas.jpg|frame|Giorgos Koudas - 504 game appearances for the team of PAOK]]
 [[Image:Koudas_04.jpg|thumb|150px|Giorgos Koudas]]

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 *[[PAOK vs Olympiakos]]
 *[http://wiki.phantis.com/news/?newsID=20021025125409 PAOK v Olympiakos: Will tradition prevail?]
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