Kostas Eleftherakis - Revision history

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Dutch Eagle: Update of his career.

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Update of his career.

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 [[Image:PAO-OSFP_2b2.jpg|thumb|275px|In a game against [[Olympiakos FC]]]]
 [[Image:Κώστας Ελευθεράκης Παναθηναϊκός.jpeg|thumb|275px|Kostas Eleftherakis]]
 Kostas Eleftherakis (Greek: Κώστας Ελευθεράκης), midfielder, born [[July 18]], [[1950]]. His nickname was '''the deer''' (''to elafi''). He started his career playing for [[Fostiras FC|Fostiras]]. He later joined [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1968]]. At age 21 he was playing in Wembley Stadium against Ajax Amsterdam. He scored 2 goals during that campaign to reach the final. Following that game, Real Madrid and Everton expressed interest in acquiring him. Real Madrid would offer an inconceivable (for the time) 35 million drachmas for '''Kostas Eleftherakis'''. But [[Costas Aslanidis|C. Aslanidis]] (Secretary General of Athletics, appointed by the [[Junta|military government of those days]]) would stand in the way.  The same happend when Everton made an offer through [[Billy Bingham]] who coached [[National Football Team|Greece]] in the early [[1970s|70s]].

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 [[Image:PAO-OSFP_2b2.jpg|thumb|275px|In a game against [[Olympiakos FC]]]]
 [[Image:Κώστας Ελευθεράκης Παναθηναϊκός.jpeg|thumb|275px|Kostas Eleftherakis]]
-Midfielder, born [[July 18]], [[1950]]. His nickname was '''the deer''' (''to elafi''). He started his career playing for [[Fostiras FC|Fostiras]]. He later joined [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1968]]. At age 21 he was playing in Wembley Stadium against Ajax Amsterdam. He scored 2 goals during that campaign to reach the final. Following that game, Real Madrid and Everton expressed interest in acquiring him. Real Madrid would offer an inconceivable (for the time) 35 million drachmas for '''Kostas Eleftherakis'''. But [[Costas Aslanidis|C. Aslanidis]] (Secretary General of Athletics, appointed by the [[Junta|military government of those days]]) would stand in the way.  The same happend when Everton made an offer through [[Billy Bingham]] who coached [[National Football Team|Greece]] in the early [[1970s|70s]].
 He was invited to play for the World XI.

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 [[Image:Kostas-Eleftherakis.jpg|thumb|275px|left|Kostas Eleftherakis]]
 [[Image:PAO-OSFP_2b2.jpg|thumb|275px|In a game against [[Olympiakos FC]]]]
-[[Image:Κώστας Ελευθεράκης Παναθηναϊκός.jpeg|thumb|275px|Kostas Eleftherakis]]]]
+[[Image:Κώστας Ελευθεράκης Παναθηναϊκός.jpeg|thumb|275px|Kostas Eleftherakis]]
 Midfielder, born [[July 18]], [[1950]]. His nickname was '''the deer''' (''to elafi''). He started his career playing for [[Fostiras FC|Fostiras]]. He later joined [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1968]]. At age 21 he was playing in Wembley Stadium against Ajax Amsterdam. He scored 2 goals during that campaign to reach the final. Following that game, Real Madrid and Everton expressed interest in acquiring him. Real Madrid would offer an inconceivable (for the time) 35 million drachmas for '''Kostas Eleftherakis'''. But [[Costas Aslanidis|C. Aslanidis]] (Secretary General of Athletics, appointed by the [[Junta|military government of those days]]) would stand in the way.  The same happend when Everton made an offer through [[Billy Bingham]] who coached [[National Football Team|Greece]] in the early [[1970s|70s]].

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 [[Image:Kostas-Eleftherakis.jpg|thumb|275px|left|Kostas Eleftherakis]]
 [[Image:PAO-OSFP_2b2.jpg|thumb|275px|In a game against [[Olympiakos FC]]]]
 Midfielder, born [[July 18]], [[1950]]. His nickname was '''the deer''' (''to elafi''). He started his career playing for [[Fostiras FC|Fostiras]]. He later joined [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[1968]]. At age 21 he was playing in Wembley Stadium against Ajax Amsterdam. He scored 2 goals during that campaign to reach the final. Following that game, Real Madrid and Everton expressed interest in acquiring him. Real Madrid would offer an inconceivable (for the time) 35 million drachmas for '''Kostas Eleftherakis'''. But [[Costas Aslanidis|C. Aslanidis]] (Secretary General of Athletics, appointed by the [[Junta|military government of those days]]) would stand in the way.  The same happend when Everton made an offer through [[Billy Bingham]] who coached [[National Football Team|Greece]] in the early [[1970s|70s]].

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 He was invited to play for the World XI.
-An injury he sustained in May of [[1977]] would force him to stay away from the game for six months. He would never regain his form completely after that. Three years ([[1980]]) later he retired from football, but not before he won another Greek league title with [[AEK FC|AEK]] in his penultimate season
+An injury he sustained in May of [[1977]] would force him to stay away from the game for six months. He would never regain his form completely after that. Three years ([[1980]]) later he retired from football, but not before he won another Greek league title with [[AEK FC|AEK]] in his penultimate season. Eleftherakis ended where he started his career: at [[Fostiras FC|Fostiras]].
-He played a total of 331 games in the [[Football A Division|Greek A Division]] - he scrored 90 goals (he played 308 games with [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]], scoring 85 goals)
+He played a total of 331 games in the [[Football A Division|Greek A Division]] - he scored 90 goals (he played 308 games with [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]], scoring 85 goals).
 [[Category:Football Players|Eleftherakis, Kostas]]
 [[Category:1950 births|Eleftherakis, Kostas]]

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−	[[Image:Kostas-Eleftherakis.jpg\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|Kostas Eleftherakis]]Midfielder, born [[July 18]], [[1950]]. His nickname was '''the deer''' (''to elafi''). He started his career playing for [[Fostiras FC\|Fostiras]]. He later joined [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] in [[1968]]. At age 21 he was playing in Wembley Stadium against Ajax Amsterdam. He scored 2 goals during that campaign to reach the final. Following that game, Real Madrid and Everton expressed interest in acquiring him. Real Madrid would offer an inconceivable (for the time) 35 million drachmas for '''Kostas Eleftherakis'''. But [[Costas Aslanidis\|C. Aslanidis]] (Secretary General of Athletics, appointed by the [[Junta\|military government of those days]]) would stand in the way. The same happend when Everton made an offer through [[Billy Bingham]] who coached [[National Football Team\|Greece]] in the early [[1970s\|70s]].	+	[[Image:Kostas-Eleftherakis.jpg\|thumb\|275px\|left\|Kostas Eleftherakis]]
		+	[[Image:PAO-OSFP_2b2.jpg\|thumb\|275px\|In a game against [[Olympiakos FC]]]]
		+	Midfielder, born [[July 18]], [[1950]]. His nickname was '''the deer''' (''to elafi''). He started his career playing for [[Fostiras FC\|Fostiras]]. He later joined [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] in [[1968]]. At age 21 he was playing in Wembley Stadium against Ajax Amsterdam. He scored 2 goals during that campaign to reach the final. Following that game, Real Madrid and Everton expressed interest in acquiring him. Real Madrid would offer an inconceivable (for the time) 35 million drachmas for '''Kostas Eleftherakis'''. But [[Costas Aslanidis\|C. Aslanidis]] (Secretary General of Athletics, appointed by the [[Junta\|military government of those days]]) would stand in the way. The same happend when Everton made an offer through [[Billy Bingham]] who coached [[National Football Team\|Greece]] in the early [[1970s\|70s]].

	He was invited to play for the World XI.		He was invited to play for the World XI.