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'''Kallithea FC''' ([[Kallithea]], [[Athens]], [[Greece]], in [[Greek language|Greek]] Π.Α.Ε. Γ.Σ. Καλλιθέα) was founded in [[1966]] from the merger of five local football clubs: [[Esperos]], Iraklis (Hercules), AE Kallitheas and Kallithaikos. A fifth club (Pyrsos) joined the following year ([[1967]]). The five stars in the club's logo depict the five founders. | '''Kallithea FC''' ([[Kallithea]], [[Athens]], [[Greece]], in [[Greek language|Greek]] Π.Α.Ε. Γ.Σ. Καλλιθέα) was founded in [[1966]] from the merger of five local football clubs: [[Esperos]], Iraklis (Hercules), AE Kallitheas and Kallithaikos. A fifth club (Pyrsos) joined the following year ([[1967]]). The five stars in the club's logo depict the five founders. | ||
| − | Kallithea FC (in Greek GS Kallithea, Gymnasticos Syllogos Kallithea) started playing in [[Football C Division|Division 3]] in [[1966]]. In [[1969]] they were promoted to [[Football B Division|Division 2]] and in year [[2002]] to [[Football A Division|Division 1]]. | + | Kallithea FC (in Greek GS Kallithea, Gymnasticos Syllogos Kallithea) started playing in [[Football C Division|Division 3]] in [[1966]]. In [[1969]] they were promoted to [[Football B Division|Division 2]] and in year [[2002]] to [[Football A Division|Division 1]]. They were relegated after the [[2006]] season. |
| − | + | Their top league record: | |
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| + | *[[2003]]: 13th | ||
| + | *[[2004]]: 12th | ||
| + | *[[2005]]: 9th | ||
| + | *[[2006]]: 15th - relegated | ||
In January [[2005]] the top scorer of the Greek Championship, [[Theofanis Gekas]], was transferred from Kallithea FC to [[Panathinaikos FC]]. Kallithea were relegated from the top league in [[2006]]. | In January [[2005]] the top scorer of the Greek Championship, [[Theofanis Gekas]], was transferred from Kallithea FC to [[Panathinaikos FC]]. Kallithea were relegated from the top league in [[2006]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:33, August 23, 2011
| [[Image:PAE-Kallithea.png | 180px|center|Kallithea FC]] | |
| Full name | Γ.Σ. Καλλιθέα Gymasticos Syllogos Kallithea | |
| Nickname | ||
| Founded | 1966 | |
| Ground | Grigoris Lamprakis, Kallithea, Athens | |
| Capacity | 5,000 | |
| Chairman | N/A | |
| Manager | N/A | |
| League | Football B Division | |
| 2010-11 | 13th | |
| Colors | blue, white | |
Kallithea FC (Kallithea, Athens, Greece, in Greek Π.Α.Ε. Γ.Σ. Καλλιθέα) was founded in 1966 from the merger of five local football clubs: Esperos, Iraklis (Hercules), AE Kallitheas and Kallithaikos. A fifth club (Pyrsos) joined the following year (1967). The five stars in the club's logo depict the five founders.
Kallithea FC (in Greek GS Kallithea, Gymnasticos Syllogos Kallithea) started playing in Division 3 in 1966. In 1969 they were promoted to Division 2 and in year 2002 to Division 1. They were relegated after the 2006 season.
Their top league record:
In January 2005 the top scorer of the Greek Championship, Theofanis Gekas, was transferred from Kallithea FC to Panathinaikos FC. Kallithea were relegated from the top league in 2006.
Football ground: Kallithea Municipal Stadium "Gregoris Lambrakis" (capacity 5,000), also known as "El Paso".
Players
- Tasos Kyriakos
- Nikos Skarmoutsos
- Yiannis Tatsis
- Jovica Damjanovic
- Giorgos Koulakiotis
- Theofanis Gekas
- Tasos Venetis
- Giorgos Souloganis
- Panayiotis Bartzokas
- Leonidas Vokolos
- Todor Yanchev
- Vangelis Tsiolis
- Xenophon Belegrinis
- Agisilaos Pasas
- Michalis Tzorbatzakis
- Yiannis Lazanas
- Christos Koutsospyros
- Cleber Ferreira
- Aleksandar Mijiatovic
- Branko Radovanovic
- Dimitris Diamantis
- Vasilis Karatzas
- Foto Strakosha
Coaches
External links
- Kallithea FC, official site
- Esperos
- Gregoris Lambrakis Stadium