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 [[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg|frame|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC|OFI]] acquired him in [[1964]] for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals  (84 goals while in [[Football B Division|B Division]] 1965-68 and [[1972]]; 21 goals in [[Football A Division|A Division]] from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, [[Costas Aslanidis|Mr. Aslanidis]] steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).
-[[Lakis Petropoulos]], then coach for the Greek [[National Football Team]], brought him in the international arena for the first time ([[October 28]], [[1970]]) when he stepped in as a replacement for [[Michalis Kritikopoulos]] (Spain-Greece 2-1).
+[[Lakis Petropoulos]], then coach for the Greek [[National Football Team]], brought him in the international arena for the first (and only) time ([[October 28]], [[1970]]) when he stepped in as a replacement for [[Michalis Kritikopoulos]] (Spain-Greece 2-1).
 In [[1972]] Petros Vouzounerakis joins [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] after the request of PAOK's coach [[Les Shannon]]. [[October 29]], [[1972]] he sustains a shoulder injury in a game against Panathinaikos (mid-air collision with [[Anthimos Kapsis]]). He returns to practice after about a month. The Saturday ([[December 16]]) before PAOK's game against [[Kavala FC]], he is injured again in the same spot after a collision in practice (with fellow player Chatziantoniou).

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-Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. [[Kostas Papoutsakis]] brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis)  made an offer that was considered outrageously high at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).
+Born in [[1942]] in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]], footballer '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In [[1959]] he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. [[Kostas Papoutsakis]] brought him to OFI again in [[1960]], where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In [[1963]] while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis)  made an offer that was considered outrageously high at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 [[drachma]]s for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).
-[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg|frame|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals  (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, [[Costas Aslanidis|Mr. Aslanidis]] steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).
+[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg|frame|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC|OFI]] acquired him in [[1964]] for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals  (84 goals while in [[Football B Division|B Division]] 1965-68 and [[1972]]; 21 goals in [[Football A Division|A Division]] from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, [[Costas Aslanidis|Mr. Aslanidis]] steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).
 [[Lakis Petropoulos]], then coach for the Greek [[National Football Team]], brought him in the international arena for the first time ([[October 28]], [[1970]]) when he stepped in as a replacement for [[Michalis Kritikopoulos]] (Spain-Greece 2-1).
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+[[Category:1942 births|Vouzounerakis, Petros]]
-[[Category:1999 Deaths|Vouzounerakis, Petros]]
+[[Category:1999 deaths|Vouzounerakis, Petros]]

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	'''Petros Vouzounerakis''' died [[May 11]], [[1999]] at age 57. The Municipal Stadium of Ierapetra has been named the "Petros Vouzounerakis Stadium" in his honor.		'''Petros Vouzounerakis''' died [[May 11]], [[1999]] at age 57. The Municipal Stadium of Ierapetra has been named the "Petros Vouzounerakis Stadium" in his honor.
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−	Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC\|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. Kostas Papoutsakis brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis) made an offer that was considered outrageously high at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).	+	Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC\|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. [[Kostas Papoutsakis]] brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis) made an offer that was considered outrageously high at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).

	[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg\|frame\|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC\|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, [[Costas Aslanidis\|Mr. Aslanidis]] steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).		[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg\|frame\|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC\|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, [[Costas Aslanidis\|Mr. Aslanidis]] steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).

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 Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. Kostas Papoutsakis brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis)  made an offer that was considered outrageously high at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).
-[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg|frame|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals  (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, Mr. Aslanidis steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).
+[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg|frame|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That's when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals  (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, [[Costas Aslanidis|Mr. Aslanidis]] steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).
 [[Lakis Petropoulos]], then coach for the Greek [[National Football Team]], brought him in the international arena for the first time ([[October 28]], [[1970]]) when he stepped in as a replacement for [[Michalis Kritikopoulos]] (Spain-Greece 2-1).

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 [[Lakis Petropoulos]], then coach for the Greek [[National Football Team]], brought him in the international arena for the first time ([[October 28]], [[1970]]) when he stepped in as a replacement for [[Michalis Kritikopoulos]] (Spain-Greece 2-1).
-In [[1972]] Petros Vouzounerakis joins [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] after the request of PAOK's coach [[Less Shannon]]. [[October 29]], [[1972]] he sustains a shoulder injury in a game against Panathinaikos (mid-air collision with [[Anthimos Kapsis]]). He returns to practice after about a month. The Saturday ([[December 16]]) before PAOK's game against [[Kavala FC]], he is injured again in the same spot after a collision in practice (with fellow player Chatziantoniou).
+In [[1972]] Petros Vouzounerakis joins [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] after the request of PAOK's coach [[Les Shannon]]. [[October 29]], [[1972]] he sustains a shoulder injury in a game against Panathinaikos (mid-air collision with [[Anthimos Kapsis]]). He returns to practice after about a month. The Saturday ([[December 16]]) before PAOK's game against [[Kavala FC]], he is injured again in the same spot after a collision in practice (with fellow player Chatziantoniou).
 That injury signaled the end of his career and the A Division level. He returned to Crete and went on to play with Club of Friends of Ierapetra (Ο.Φ. Ιεράπετρας). He later became the coach of the team.
 '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' died [[May 11]], [[1999]] at age 57. The Municipal Stadium of Ierapetra has been named the "Petros Vouzounerakis Stadium" in his honor.

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−	Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC\|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. Kostas Papoutsakis brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis) made an offer that was considered ~~outrageous~~ at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).	+	Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC\|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. Kostas Papoutsakis brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis) made an offer that was considered outrageously high at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).

	[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg\|frame\|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC\|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, Mr. Aslanidis steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).		[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg\|frame\|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC\|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, Mr. Aslanidis steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).

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−	Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC\|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. Kostas Papoutsakis brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis) made an offer that was considered outrageous at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).	+	Born in 1942 in [[Ierapetra]], [[Crete]]. He first played at age 13 at the local level game between Thiella Ierapetra (Θύελλα Ιεράπετρας) vs. Agios Nikolaos AC (Α.Ο. Αγ. Νικολάου). At age 16 he went on playing for Diagoras Ierapetra (Διαγόρας Ιεράπετρας). In 1959 he went on his own to try out for [[OFI FC\|OFI]] and was cut by then coach Mantalopoulos. Kostas Papoutsakis brought him to OFI again in 1960, where Petros plays on loan from Diagoras Ierapetra for the 1960-61 season. In 1963 while he was serving in the Navy, Olympiakos (under coach Vangelis Chelmis) made an offer that was considered outrageous at the time. They offered Diagoras Ierapetra 600,000 drachmas for Petros Vouzounerakis. However the President of the club was partial to [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] - the Vice President favored [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. '''Petros Vouzounerakis''' ended up going nowhere (that year AEK had to settle with signing some unknown fellow by the name of [[Mimis Papaioannou]]... ).

	[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg\|frame\|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC\|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, Mr. Aslanidis steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).		[[Image:Petros-Vouzounerakis_andSon.jpg\|frame\|Petros with his son.]]Petros started playing football less and less. Eventually [[OFI FC\|OFI]] acquired him in 1964 for 25,000 drachmas! That when his football carrier took off! Within 8 years he scored 105 goals (84 goals while in B Division 1965-68 and 1972; 21 goals in A Division from 1969-71). Panathinaikos show an interest for him in summer of 1969. But then government official, Secretary General of Athletics, Mr. Aslanidis steps in and does not allow the transfer (Panathinaikos went on to sign [[Antonis Antoniadis]] in the striker position).