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		+	[[Image:Λάκης Σοφιανός Παναθηναϊκός.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Lakis Sofianos playing for Panathinaikos FC]]
	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' (Greek: Λάκης Σοφιανός) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva ([[1948]] - [[1953]]), [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli".		'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' (Greek: Λάκης Σοφιανός) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva ([[1948]] - [[1953]]), [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli".

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−	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva ([[1948]] - [[1953]]), [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli".	+	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' (Greek: Λάκης Σοφιανός) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva ([[1948]] - [[1953]]), [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli".

	Sofianos played centre forward. Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. At [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], he was boycotted by several of his team mates and was forced to leave.		Sofianos played centre forward. Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. At [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], he was boycotted by several of his team mates and was forced to leave.

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−	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.	+	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva ([[1948]] - [[1953]]), [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli".

−	Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.	+	Sofianos played centre forward. Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. At [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], he was boycotted by several of his team mates and was forced to leave.
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		+	Sofianos lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.
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		+	He hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.

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 *[[1955 Football Championship|1955]]: 2nd place with 7 goals.
 *[[1957 Football Championship|1957]]: 3rd place with 10 goals.
-*[[1960 Football Championship|1960]]: 7th place with 11 goals.
+*[[1960 Football Championship|1960]]: 6th place with 11 goals.
 [[Category:Football Players|Sofianos, Lakis]]
 [[Category:1989 deaths|Sofianos, Lakis]]
 [[Category:Suicides|Sofianos, Lakis]]

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 ==Scoring record==
 ===Top Ten finishes===
-*[[1955]]: 2nd place with 7 goals.
+*[[1955 Football Championship|1955]]: 2nd place with 7 goals.
-*[[1957]]: 3rd place with 10 goals.
+*[[1957 Football Championship|1957]]: 3rd place with 10 goals.
-*[[1960]]: 7th place with 11 goals.
+*[[1960 Football Championship|1960]]: 7th place with 11 goals.
 [[Category:Football Players|Sofianos, Lakis]]
 [[Category:1989 deaths|Sofianos, Lakis]]
 [[Category:Suicides|Sofianos, Lakis]]

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−	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.	+	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.

	Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.		Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.

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−	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.	+	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] ([[1962]]) and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.

	Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.		Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.

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−	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]], Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], [[Aris FC\|Aris]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.	+	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]] ([[1960]]), Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]] ([[1961]]), [[Aris FC\|Aris]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.

	Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.		Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.

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		+	'''Michalis "Lakis" Sofianos''' was a journeyman footballer (Arion Gouva, [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] ([[1953]] - [[1958]]), [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]], Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], [[Aris FC\|Aris]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the law. He had been involved in a case of robbery (stealing his teammates' wallets from the dressing room) and had spent time in jail. He lost his arm in the early [[1960s]] when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police.
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		+	Sofianos hanged himself, on [[August 2]], [[1989]], in prison where he was being held on narcotics charges.
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		+	==Scoring record==
		+	===Top Ten finishes===
		+	*[[1955]]: 2nd place with 7 goals.
		+	*[[1957]]: 3rd place with 10 goals.
		+	*[[1960]]: 7th place with 11 goals.
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	[[Category:Football Players\|Sofianos, Lakis]]		[[Category:Football Players\|Sofianos, Lakis]]
−	~~A journeyman footballer (~~[[~~Panathinaikos FC~~\|~~Panathinaikos]]~~, ~~[[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios~~]]~~, Panarkadikos,~~ [[~~Olympiakos FC~~\|~~Olympiakos]]~~, ~~[[Aris FC\|Aris~~]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the police. He lost his arm in the early 1960's when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police. He died about 60 years old from a heroin overdose.	+	[[Category:1989 deaths\|Sofianos, Lakis]]
		+	[[Category:Suicides\|Sofianos, Lakis]]

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−	[[Category:Football Players]]	+	[[Category:Football Players\|Sofianos, Lakis]]
	A journeyman footballer ([[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]], Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], [[Aris FC\|Aris]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the police. He lost his arm in the early 1960's when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police. He died about 60 years old from a heroin overdose.		A journeyman footballer ([[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], [[Panaigialios FC\|Panaigialios]], Panarkadikos, [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], [[Aris FC\|Aris]] and several others) whose best days were spent wearing the "trifilli". Many teams sought his services and his goal-scoring ability and many teams sought to off-load his difficult character. His substance abuse was well-known throughout his career and had earned him many run-ins with the police. He lost his arm in the early 1960's when he jumped off a train trying to escape the police. He died about 60 years old from a heroin overdose.