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They have played in the Greek [[Football A Division|A Division]] the following years: | They have played in the Greek [[Football A Division|A Division]] the following years: | ||
*[[1967]]: 15th place | *[[1967]]: 15th place |
Revision as of 07:59, January 18, 2009
Panserraikos FC is the football club of Serres in Macedonia, Greece.
Panserraikos was formed in 1964 when local clubs Iraklis and Apollon merged.
Colours: Red and White
Stadium: Municipal Stadium. Built in 1926
Panserraikos are currently (2008) back in the A Division.
They have played in the Greek A Division the following years:
- 1967: 15th place
- 1968: 14th place
- 1969: 10th place
- 1970: 8th place
- 1971: 15th place - relegated
- 1973: 14th place
- 1974: 14th place
- 1975: 12th place
- 1976: 16th place
- 1977: 14th place
- 1978: 14th place
- 1979: 18th place - relegated
- 1981: 8th place
- 1982: 16th place
- 1983: 13th place
- 1984: 16th place - relegated
- 1986: 15th place - relegated
- 1988: 15th place - relegated
- 1990: 12th place
- 1991: 14th place
- 1992: 17th place - relegated
Players
60s - 70s
- Panagiotis Kelesidis
- Bitzidis
- Stoimenos
- Takis Eliadis
- Vangelis Tsirikas
- Christos Kafetzis
- Makis Katsavakis
- Bladen Fortula
- Apostolidis
- Giorgos Lavaridis
- Dimitris Aivazidis
- Sakis Anastasiadis
- Kostas Tarasis
- Dimitris Traianopoulos
80s - 90s
- Dimitris Skounas
- Redjo Sehic
- Achilleas Savvidis
- Elias Savvidis
- Makis Chavos
- Thomas Siggas
- Giorgos Tsifoutis
- Pavel Michalik
- Nikolai Petrunov
- Stoicho Stoev
- Zizis Tsekos
- Pantsios
- A. Sofianopoulos
- G. Filippidis
2000s
- Fotis Kipouros
- Kostas Kallimanis
- Deniz Baykara
- Aris Galanopoulos
- Sotiris Konstantinidis
- Nino Bule
- Mohammed Abubakari
- Cyril Kali
- Patrick Zoundi
- Marco Aurelio
- Ninoslav Milenkovic
- Aleksandar Mutavdzic
- Sambegou Bangoura