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| − | [[Image:Mimis_Domazos_later.jpg|thumb|150px|Mimis Domazos]]One of the greatest Greek midfielders ever. | + | [[Image:Mimis_Domazos_later.jpg|thumb|150px|Mimis Domazos]]One of the greatest Greek midfielders ever. H was born in [[1942]]. In the summer of [[1959]], '''Mimis Domazos''' was transferred from the team Amyna Ampelokipon to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. He had denied an offer from [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] and had preferred to play for the team in his neighborhood. The '''''General''''' made his debut with [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] at age 17, and became the indisputable leader of Panathinaikos for almost two decades (12 Greek League titles, 3 Greek Cups). |
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| + | The culmination was the [[1972]] European Champions final against Ajax (0-2) at Wembley; it was the first time a Greek football reached a European final. Domazos captained also the Greek national football team (51 caps, 4 goals) | ||
Mimis Domazos served as the first [[PSAP]] President - until [[December 10]], [[1978]]. | Mimis Domazos served as the first [[PSAP]] President - until [[December 10]], [[1978]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:19, July 31, 2005
One of the greatest Greek midfielders ever. H was born in 1942. In the summer of 1959, Mimis Domazos was transferred from the team Amyna Ampelokipon to Panathinaikos. He had denied an offer from Olympiakos and had preferred to play for the team in his neighborhood. The General made his debut with Panathinaikos at age 17, and became the indisputable leader of Panathinaikos for almost two decades (12 Greek League titles, 3 Greek Cups).
The culmination was the 1972 European Champions final against Ajax (0-2) at Wembley; it was the first time a Greek football reached a European final. Domazos captained also the Greek national football team (51 caps, 4 goals)
Mimis Domazos served as the first PSAP President - until December 10, 1978.
The two golden Mimis of Greek football. Mimis Papaioannou and Mimis Domazos.