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'''Temuri Ketsbaia''' (born [[18 March]] [[1968]] in Gali, Georgia) is a Georgian [[Football (soccer)|footballer]] who was previously one of the leading players with the Georgian national team.

He began his career with minor Georgian team Dinamo Sukhumi before transferring to Dinamo Tbilisi, the country's biggest team. He came to prominence whilst with Dinamo and earned a move to [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] club [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC]] in [[1992]] and then to [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]], winning the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]] with the club.

Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach, where he won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]]. He remains at the club, where he is now player-manager and the club's top goalscorer.

==External links==

* [http://www.soccerbase.com/players_details.sd?playerid=10522 Career totals up to 2002]
* [http://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=whereAreTheyNow&initial=K&playerID=637514 Where are they now - Temuri Ketsbaia]

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[[Category:1968 births|Ketsbaia, Temuri]]
[[Category:AEK Athens players|Ketsbaia, Temuri]]

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 Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach. He won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]] and [[2008]] leading Anorthosis into the group stages of the Champions' League in [[2008]].
-On [[April 13]], [[2009]], Ketsbaia submitted his resignation as coach of Anorthosis. He has signed to take over the helm of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] [[Piraeus]] for the [[2010]] season.
+On [[April 13]], [[2009]], Ketsbaia submitted his resignation as coach of Anorthosis. He  signed with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] [[Piraeus]] only to be sacked two league games into the [[2010]] season.
 ==External links==

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 Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach. He won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]] and [[2008]] leading Anorthosis into the group stages of the Champions' League in [[2008]].
-On [[April 13]], [[2009]], Ketsbaia submitted his resignation as coach of Anorthosis.
+On [[April 13]], [[2009]], Ketsbaia submitted his resignation as coach of Anorthosis. He has signed to take over the helm of [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] [[Piraeus]] for the [[2010]] season.
 ==External links==

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 He began his career with minor Georgian team Dinamo Sukhumi before transferring to Dinamo Tbilisi, the country's biggest team. He came to prominence whilst with Dinamo and earned a move to [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] club [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC]] in [[1992]] and then to [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]], winning the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]] with the club.
-Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach, where he won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]]. He has since retired from playing.
+Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach. He won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]] and [[2008]] leading Anorthosis into the group stages of the Champions' League in [[2008]].
 ==External links==

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-'''Temuri Ketsbaia''' (born [[18 March]] [[1968]] in Gali, Georgia) is a Georgian [[Football (soccer)|footballer]] who was previously one of the leading players with the Georgian national team.
+'''Temuri Ketsbaia''' (born [[18 March]] [[1968]] in Gali, Georgia) is a former Georgian [[Football (soccer)|footballer]] - currently a coach - who was previously one of the leading players with the Georgian national team.
 He began his career with minor Georgian team Dinamo Sukhumi before transferring to Dinamo Tbilisi, the country's biggest team. He came to prominence whilst with Dinamo and earned a move to [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] club [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC]] in [[1992]] and then to [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]], winning the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]] with the club.
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 [[Category:1968 births|Ketsbaia, Temuri]]
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 He began his career with minor Georgian team Dinamo Sukhumi before transferring to Dinamo Tbilisi, the country's biggest team. He came to prominence whilst with Dinamo and earned a move to [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] club [[Anorthosis Famagusta FC]] in [[1992]] and then to [[Greece]] with [[AEK FC|AEK]], winning the [[Greek Football Cup|Greek Cup]] with the club.
-Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach, where he won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]]. He remained at the club, as a manager for another two years.
+Under the Bosman ruling, Ketsbaia became a free agent in the summer of [[1997]] and joined Newcastle United. Although a popular figure with the fans, Ketsbaia was used sparingly by the club, particularly under Ruud Gullit. He left St James' Park in [[2000]] to sign for Wolves in a £900,000 deal but again failed to fully settle and in [[2001]] joined Dundee F.C. during a time when the club began to spend at unheard of levels. He returned to Anorthosis in the Summer of [[2002]] as a player-coach, where he won the Cypriot championship in [[2005]]. He has since retired from playing.
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