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Football club founded in 1918 in Drama (north-eastern Macedonia). Colours: Black and white.
Stadium: Doxa Drama Stadium, (built 1953) capacity 7,000

Known as "the black eagles", Doxa Drama boast of a rich history including 3 appearances in the final of the Greek Cup (1954, 1958 and 1959 against Olympiakos Piraeus in all three games).

The club is currently in the Football C Division.

Star Players

50s - 60s

Vasilis Ioannou
Antonis Georgiadis
Pistikos
Samlidis
Tzaferis
Karalazos

Dionysiadis
Savvas Tsokataridis
Nalbandis A. Nalbandis was a right forward for Doxa during the late 50's.

He played in two of the three cup finals that Doxa has reached, and has scored in one of them. He was also Captain of ΑΣΔΑΝ (The National Army Team). He was also a member of the National Team of Greece, but had played only in a friendly game before immigrating to the United States. There, (like many international stars who immigrated to America) he continued his soccer career and played for Olympiakos Chicago. It is worth noting that upon his return to Greece he had a very succesful coaching career.

Ignatiou
Simitliotis
Tokmakidis

70s - Today

Coaches

On the web

Doxa Dramas - unofficial fan site

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+*Nalbandis A. Nalbandis was a right forward for Doxa during the late 50's.
+ He played in two of the three cup finals that Doxa has reached, and has scored in one of them. He was also Captain of ΑΣΔΑΝ (The National Army Team). He was also a member of the National Team of Greece, but had played only in a friendly game before immigrating to the United States. There, (like many international stars who immigrated to America) he continued his soccer career and played for Olympiakos Chicago. It is worth noting that upon his return to Greece he had a very succesful coaching career.
 *Ignatiou
 *Simitliotis