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'''Miltiades "Miltos" Papapostolou''' was a midfieder / defender for [[AEK FC|AEK]] during the early [[1960s]], a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.

After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[AEK FC|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until current coach, [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.

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 [[Image:papapostolou.jpg|thumb|250px|Miltiadis Papapostolou]]
 '''Miltiades "Miltos" Papapostolou''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] [[football (soccer)|football]] midfieder / defender of the [[1950s]] - [[1960s]] era.
-Papapostolou was born in [[1936]]. He started his career at [[Aegaleo FC]] before making the jump to [[AEK FC|AEK]] in [[1956]]. He was a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.
 After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[Aegaleo FC|Aegaleo]], [[AEK FC|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.
 [[Category:Football Players|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]
-[[Category:1936 births|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]
+[[Category:1935 births|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]

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	Papapostolou was born in [[1936]]. He started his career at [[Aegaleo FC]] before making the jump to [[AEK FC\|AEK]] in [[1956]]. He was a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.		Papapostolou was born in [[1936]]. He started his career at [[Aegaleo FC]] before making the jump to [[AEK FC\|AEK]] in [[1956]]. He was a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.

−	After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[Aegaleo FC\|Aegaleo]], [[AEK FC\|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until ~~current coach,~~ [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.	+	After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[Aegaleo FC\|Aegaleo]], [[AEK FC\|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.

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 [[Image:papapostolou.jpg|thumb|250px|Miltiadis Papapostolou]]
-'''Miltiades "Miltos" Papapostolou''' was a midfieder / defender for [[AEK FC|AEK]] during the early [[1960s]], a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.
+'''Miltiades "Miltos" Papapostolou''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] [[football (soccer)|football]] midfieder / defender of the [[1950s]] - [[1960s]] era.
-After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[AEK FC|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until current coach, [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.
+After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[Aegaleo FC|Aegaleo]], [[AEK FC|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until current coach, [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.
 [[Category:Football Players|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]
 [[Category:Football Coaches|Papapostolou, Miltiadis]]

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	'''Miltiades "Miltos" Papapostolou''' was a midfieder / defender for [[AEK FC\|AEK]] during the early [[1960s]], a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.		'''Miltiades "Miltos" Papapostolou''' was a midfieder / defender for [[AEK FC\|AEK]] during the early [[1960s]], a member of the squad that won the [[1963]] championship.

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	After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[AEK FC\|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until current coach, [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.		After his playing career was over, Papapostolou became a successful coach with [[AEK FC\|AEK]] ([[1980]] - [[1981]]) and the [[National Football Team]] of [[Greece]] ([[1984]] - [[1988]]), holding the distinction of having the longest tenure at this post until current coach, [[Otto Rehhagel]], was hired.
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