Theodoros Zagorakis - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: /* Personal Life */Birth of his kids added.

2020-06-14T09:30:56Z

Personal Life: Birth of his kids added.

Dutch Eagle: Update of his life after being a footballer.

2020-06-14T09:29:03Z

Update of his life after being a footballer.

Dutch Eagle: Exact date for his 100th cap added

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Exact date for his 100th cap added

Dutch Eagle: He is the second most capped international now

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He is the second most capped international now

Dutch Eagle: his caps are no longer a Greek record

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his caps are no longer a Greek record

Irlandos: /* Did you know? */

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Did you know?

Lazarus at 12:34, October 10, 2009

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Irlandos: /* National team */

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National team

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Irlandos: /* Did you know? */

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Did you know?

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 ==Personal Life==
-On [[November 1]], [[2006]], Theo married [[Ioanna Lilli]], a model, in a small church at Theo's place of birth, Lydia, [[Kavala prefecture|Kavala]]). [[Vassilis Gagatsis]], the [[EPO|federation]] boss, was the best man. Ioanna was on her seventh month of pregnancy.
+On [[November 1]], [[2006]], Theo married [[Ioanna Lilli]], a model, in a small church at Theo's place of birth, Lydia, [[Kavala prefecture|Kavala]]). [[Vassilis Gagatsis]], the [[EPO|federation]] boss, was the best man. Ioanna was on her seventh month of pregnancy. In [[2017]] their daughter Maria was born and in [[2010]] son Yiannis.
 ==Did you know?==

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 "I feel the time is right to withdraw from active participation," stated the 35-year-old [[PAOK FC|PAOK Thessaloniki]] midfielder said in a statement posted on the club's Web site.
-Zagorakis is currently leading a bid to gather investment to take over the financially troubled Thessaloniki team.
+After his retirement as active footballer Zagorakis did not leave the spotlights. Amongst others he was president at [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] and member of the European parliament for [[New Democracy|Nea Dimokratia]].
 ==National team==

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 The captain of the [[National Football Team|Greek national side]], Zagorakis made his debut just after the 1994 FIFA World Cup finals, a 5-1 win against the Faroe Islands on [[September 7]]. He has played in the qualifying campaigns for three UEFA European Championships and two World Cups, 1998 and 2002.
-He became the first Greek player to win more than 100 caps, against Kazakhstan in November [[2004]], and set a European record for the most consecutive competitive national-team appearances with 57.
+He became the first Greek player to win more than 100 caps, against Kazakhstan on [[November 17]], [[2004]], and set a European record for the most consecutive competitive national-team appearances with 57.
 He represented Greece in a total of 120 games. Highlighting his commitment and tenacity, Zagorakis never missed an international game due to injury after his debut with Greece and for a 12 year span.

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 ==Did you know?==
-*Zagorakis is the most capped current Greek international, having appeared 120 times.
+* Zagorakis is the second most capped Greek international, having appeared 120 times.
 * Zagorakis has scored only 3 goals with the Greek [[National Football Team]]. All 3 came after his 100th cap.
 ==See Also==
 *[[National Football Team - List of most capped Players]]

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 '''June 15, 2007:''' Zagorakis announced his retirement from soccer while leading a bid to gather investment to take over the financially troubled Thessaloniki team.
-'''August 22, 2007''' [[Theodoros Zagorakis|Theo Zagorakis]] played his 120th and final game for Greece — a national record - in a friendly game against Spain (2-3) held in his honor at [[Toumba Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]].
+'''August 22, 2007''' [[Theodoros Zagorakis|Theo Zagorakis]] played his 120th and final game for Greece — a national record at that moment - in a friendly game against Spain (2-3) held in his honor at [[Toumba Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]].
 ==Personal Life==

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	On [[October 11]], [[2006]], he played his penultimate game with the Greek National Team, a game in which Greece prevailed 4-0 over Bosnia-Herzegovina. "You can't play forever," he said. "You have to know when it's time to quit. I gave everything I had to this team and now I will concentrate on PAOK. I thank God that I kept healthy throughout my career and I was able to achieve great things with the Greek team. I feel blessed."		On [[October 11]], [[2006]], he played his penultimate game with the Greek National Team, a game in which Greece prevailed 4-0 over Bosnia-Herzegovina. "You can't play forever," he said. "You have to know when it's time to quit. I gave everything I had to this team and now I will concentrate on PAOK. I thank God that I kept healthy throughout my career and I was able to achieve great things with the Greek team. I feel blessed."
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		+	On [[August 22]], [[2007]], Zagorakis appeared in Greek uniform for the last time: a friendly held in his honour at [[Toumba Stadium]] against Spain.

	==UEFA EURO 2004==		==UEFA EURO 2004==

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 He became the first Greek player to win more than 100 caps, against Kazakhstan in November [[2004]], and set a European record for the most consecutive competitive national-team appearances with 57.
-He represented Greece in a total of 119 games. Highlighting his commitment and tenacity, Zagorakis never missed an international game due to injury after his debut with Greece and for a 12 year span.
+He represented Greece in a total of 120 games. Highlighting his commitment and tenacity, Zagorakis never missed an international game due to injury after his debut with Greece and for a 12 year span.
-On [[October 11]], [[2006]], he played his last game with the Greek National Team, a game in which Greece prevailed 4-0 over Bosnia-Herzegovina. "You can't play forever," he said. "You have to know when it's time to quit. I gave everything I had to this team and now I will concentrate on PAOK. I thank God that I kept healthy throughout my career and I was able to achieve great things with the Greek team. I feel blessed."
+On [[October 11]], [[2006]], he played his penultimate game with the Greek National Team, a game in which Greece prevailed 4-0 over Bosnia-Herzegovina. "You can't play forever," he said. "You have to know when it's time to quit. I gave everything I had to this team and now I will concentrate on PAOK. I thank God that I kept healthy throughout my career and I was able to achieve great things with the Greek team. I feel blessed."
 ==UEFA EURO 2004==