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| − | Born in Athens, in 1935, '''Stelios Serafeidis''' was the younger brother of forward [[ | + | Born in Athens, in [[1935]], '''Stelios Serafeidis''' was the younger brother of forward [[Charalambos Serafeidis|Charalambos "Babis" Serafeidis]]. |
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He started his career at [[Aegaleo FC|Aegaleo]], moved on to [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] and eventually transferred to AEK. His first years were spent on the bench in the shadow of [[Michalis Delavinias]] but eventually, after his predecessor's retirement, Serafeidis got his chance. | He started his career at [[Aegaleo FC|Aegaleo]], moved on to [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] and eventually transferred to AEK. His first years were spent on the bench in the shadow of [[Michalis Delavinias]] but eventually, after his predecessor's retirement, Serafeidis got his chance. | ||
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He was [[AEK FC|AEK]]'s goalkeeper during their first three post-WW II championships ([[1963]], [[1968]], [[1971]]). He retired in the early 1970's. | He was [[AEK FC|AEK]]'s goalkeeper during their first three post-WW II championships ([[1963]], [[1968]], [[1971]]). He retired in the early 1970's. | ||
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Serafeidis was capped only once in his career in a friendly against Poland ([[1963]]). | Serafeidis was capped only once in his career in a friendly against Poland ([[1963]]). | ||
Revision as of 18:12, August 7, 2005
Born in Athens, in 1935, Stelios Serafeidis was the younger brother of forward Charalambos "Babis" Serafeidis.
He started his career at Aegaleo, moved on to Apollon Athens and eventually transferred to AEK. His first years were spent on the bench in the shadow of Michalis Delavinias but eventually, after his predecessor's retirement, Serafeidis got his chance.
He was AEK's goalkeeper during their first three post-WW II championships (1963, 1968, 1971). He retired in the early 1970's.
Serafeidis was capped only once in his career in a friendly against Poland (1963).