Lefteris Antoniadis - Revision history

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 ==Trivia==
-* Lefteris is one of a few players whose names are included in the Fenerbahçe
+* Lefteris is one of a few players whose names are included in the Fenerbahçe anthem.
 * The 2018/2019 season of the Turkish Süper Lig was called Süper Lig Lefter Küçükandonyadis season.

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 Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in [[Taksim]], Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.
-He played 50 times for the Turkey national football team, 9 of them as the captain. He scored 20 goals for Turkey, still a great achievement after so many years, beaten only by Hakan Şükür. He was the first Turkish football player to receive the "Golden Honor medal" from the Turkish Football Federation.
+He played 46 times for the Turkey national football team, 9 of them as the captain. He scored 21 goals for Turkey, still a great achievement after so many years, beaten only by Hakan Şükür. He was the first Turkish football player to receive the "Golden Honor medal" from the Turkish Football Federation.
 After ending his career in Turkey in [[1964]], Lefteris played a single season in [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He participated in five games in the [[1965 Football Championship|1965 season]] scoring two goals before an injury in the match against [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] forced his retirement. Lefteris coached [[Aegaleo FC]] in [[Greece]] and SuperSport United Johannesburg in South Africa. He returned to Turkey and served as coach in the clubs Samsunspor, Orduspor, Mersin Idmanyurdu and Boluspor. Afterwards he became a sports columnist for a Turkish daily.
 The legendary forward was called “professor” (Turkish: “ordinaryus”) for his extraordinary performance, especially for his penalty goals. A street on the island Büyükada - the largest one of the [[Princes' Islands]] - where he lived until his death on [[January 13]], [[2012]], is named after him.
 [[Category:1925 births]]

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	'''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as '''Lefter''' in Turkey and '''Lefteris''' in Greece), born [[December 22]], [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and top scorer.		'''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as '''Lefter''' in Turkey and '''Lefteris''' in Greece), born [[December 22]], [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and top scorer.

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 Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in [[Taksim]], Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.
-He played 50 times for the Turkey national football team, 9 of them as the captain. He scored 20 goals for Turkey national team, still a great performance after so many years, beaten only by Hakan Şükür. He is the first Turkish football player to receive the "Golden Honor medal" from the Turkish Football Federation.
+He played 50 times for the Turkey national football team, 9 of them as the captain. He scored 20 goals for Turkey, still a great achievement after so many years, beaten only by Hakan Şükür. He was the first Turkish football player to receive the "Golden Honor medal" from the Turkish Football Federation.
-After ending his career in Turkey in [[1964]], Lefteris played a single season in [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He participated in five games in the [[1965]] season scoring two goals before an injury in the match against [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] forced his retirement. Lefteris coached [[Aegaleo FC]] in [[Greece]] and Johannesburg in South Africa. He returned to Turkey and served as coach in the clubs Samsunspor, Orduspor, Mersin Idmanyurdu and Boluspor. Afterwards he became a sports columnist for a Turkish daily.
+After ending his career in Turkey in [[1964]], Lefteris played a single season in [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He participated in five games in the [[1965 Football Championship|1965 season]] scoring two goals before an injury in the match against [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] forced his retirement. Lefteris coached [[Aegaleo FC]] in [[Greece]] and SuperSport United Johannesburg in South Africa. He returned to Turkey and served as coach in the clubs Samsunspor, Orduspor, Mersin Idmanyurdu and Boluspor. Afterwards he became a sports columnist for a Turkish daily.
 The legendary forward was called “professor” (Turkish: “ordinaryus”) for his extraordinary performance, especially for his penalty goals. A street on the island Büyükada - the largest one of the [[Princes' Islands]] - where he lived until his death on [[January 13]], [[2012]], is named after him.

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 After ending his career in Turkey in [[1964]], Lefteris played a single season in [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]]. He participated in five games in the [[1965]] season scoring two goals before an injury in the match against [[Iraklis FC|Iraklis]] forced his retirement. Lefteris coached [[Aegaleo FC]] in [[Greece]] and Johannesburg in South Africa. He returned to Turkey and served as coach in the clubs Samsunspor, Orduspor, Mersin Idmanyurdu and Boluspor. Afterwards he became a sports columnist for a Turkish daily.
-The legendary forward was called “professor” (Turkish: “ordinaryus”) for his extraordinary performance, especially for his penalty goals. A street on the island Büyükada in Istanbul, the largest one of the [[Princes' Islands]], where he still lives is named after him.
+The legendary forward was called “professor” (Turkish: “ordinaryus”) for his extraordinary performance, especially for his penalty goals. A street on the island Büyükada - the largest one of the [[Princes' Islands]] - where he lived until his death on [[January 13]], [[2012]], is named after him.
 [[Category:1925 births]]
 [[Category:Football Players]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches]]
 [[Category:Greek Diaspora]]

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−	'''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as '''Lefter''' in Turkey and '''Lefteris''' in Greece), born [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and top scorer.	+	'''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as '''Lefter''' in Turkey and '''Lefteris''' in Greece), born [[December 22]], [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and top scorer.

	Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in [[Taksim]], Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC\|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.		Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in [[Taksim]], Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC\|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.

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 '''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as '''Lefter''' in Turkey and '''Lefteris''' in Greece), born [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)|football]] player and top scorer.
-Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in Taksim, Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.
+Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in [[Taksim]], Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.
 He played 50 times for the Turkey national football team, 9 of them as the captain. He scored 20 goals for Turkey national team, still a great performance after so many years, beaten only by Hakan Şükür. He is the first Turkish football player to receive the "Golden Honor medal" from the Turkish Football Federation.

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−	'''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as Lefter in Turkey and Lefteris in Greece), born [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and top scorer.	+	'''Lefteris Antoniadis''' (Turkish: '''Lefter Küçükandonyadis''', more commonly known as '''Lefter''' in Turkey and '''Lefteris''' in Greece), born [[1925]] in Istanbul was a legendary [[football (soccer)\|football]] player and top scorer.

	Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in Taksim, Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC\|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.		Born the son of a Greek fisherman and growing up with ten other brothers and sisters, he started playing football in Taksim, Istanbul, for Greek club [[Pera Club FC\|Pera Club]]. Lefteris, transferred to Fenerbahçe in [[1947]]. As the first Turkish footballer ever playing outside Turkey, he played during the years [[1951]]-[[1953]] for ACF Fiorentina in Italy and OGC Nice in France, but returned to his club afterwards. With Fenerbahçe, he won two Istanbul League and three Turkey League ([[1959]], [[1961]] and [[1964]]) championship titles. In the season [[1953]]-[[1954]], he became top scorer. Lefteris scored a total of 423 goals in 615 games for Fenerbahçe.