Difference between revisions of "Aris FC"
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==Coaches== | ==Coaches== | ||
| + | *De Valer | ||
| + | *[[Gyula Antal]] | ||
*[[Bela Palffy]] | *[[Bela Palffy]] | ||
| − | *Glisovic | + | *Svedislav Glisovic |
*[[Severiano Coreira]] | *[[Severiano Coreira]] | ||
*[[Milovan Ciric]] | *[[Milovan Ciric]] | ||
| + | *[[Wilf McGuinness]] | ||
*[[Branko Stankovic]] | *[[Branko Stankovic]] | ||
| + | *[[Alketas Panagoulias]] | ||
*[[Dobromir Zhechev]] | *[[Dobromir Zhechev]] | ||
| − | * | + | *Ruhl |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Apostol Cacevski]] |
*[[Jose Pepe Sasia]] | *[[Jose Pepe Sasia]] | ||
*[[Frank Blanstone]] | *[[Frank Blanstone]] | ||
| + | *[[Michal Vican]] | ||
*[[Dietmar Kramer]] | *[[Dietmar Kramer]] | ||
| + | *[[Antonis Georgiadis]] | ||
*[[Thijs Librechts]] | *[[Thijs Librechts]] | ||
*[[Gerd Prokop]] | *[[Gerd Prokop]] | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Jacek Gmoch]] |
*[[Ivan Vutsov]] | *[[Ivan Vutsov]] | ||
| + | *[[Giorgos Foiros]] | ||
*[[Yiannis Tzifopoulos]] | *[[Yiannis Tzifopoulos]] | ||
| + | *[[Jozef Jarabinski]] | ||
| + | *[[Stavros Diamantopoulos]] | ||
| + | *[[Juan Ramon Rocha]] | ||
*[[Giorgos Paraschos]] | *[[Giorgos Paraschos]] | ||
| + | *[[Ilija Petkovic]] | ||
| + | *[[Babis Tenes]] | ||
| + | *[[Richard Tardi]] | ||
| + | *[[Bernd Krauss]] | ||
*[[Nikos Anastopoulos]] | *[[Nikos Anastopoulos]] | ||
*[[Guillermo Hoyos]] | *[[Guillermo Hoyos]] | ||
Revision as of 11:13, February 3, 2007
The club was founded in Thessaloniki, March 25, 1914 and were named after the mythological God of War as its founders reasoned that "only a god could defeat a demi-god (Iraklis, the other city team - Iraklis meaning Hercules )".
The emblem of the team is the god of war resting, always on guard to fight if necessary. The colors of the team are yellow and black, reminiscent of Byzantium, where Thessaloniki has always been the second most important city of the Empire.
Distinctions came early as Aris won the Salonica championship in 1928 and proceeded to defeat the champions of Athens (Atromitos) and the champions of Piraeus (Ethnikos) to win the first ever Greek football championship.
Since then Aris have had their ups and downs and were relegated in 2005 to the B' Division for only the second time in their history.
In 2006, under coach Nikos Anastopoulos, Aris made a triumphant return to the First Division.
Titles:
Championships
Greek Cup
Star Players
Some of the best players to wear Aris jersey:
20s - 40s
50s - 60s
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70s - 80s
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90s through today
Coaches
- De Valer
- Gyula Antal
- Bela Palffy
- Svedislav Glisovic
- Severiano Coreira
- Milovan Ciric
- Wilf McGuinness
- Branko Stankovic
- Alketas Panagoulias
- Dobromir Zhechev
- Ruhl
- Apostol Cacevski
- Jose Pepe Sasia
- Frank Blanstone
- Michal Vican
- Dietmar Kramer
- Antonis Georgiadis
- Thijs Librechts
- Gerd Prokop
- Jacek Gmoch
- Ivan Vutsov
- Giorgos Foiros
- Yiannis Tzifopoulos
- Jozef Jarabinski
- Stavros Diamantopoulos
- Juan Ramon Rocha
- Giorgos Paraschos
- Ilija Petkovic
- Babis Tenes
- Richard Tardi
- Bernd Krauss
- Nikos Anastopoulos
- Guillermo Hoyos
- Quique Hernandez
Milestones
- March 25, 1914 - The clubs is founded
- March 19, 1923 - In the first official game of his football history Aris beats Iraklis 2-0.
- April 23, 1923 - Aris beats YMCA of Thessaloniki 5-0 and is declared Champion in the 1st Championship of Thessaloniki.
- June 24, 1928 - Aris defeat Ethnikos Piraeus 3-1 to clinch the first football championship in Greek history.
- May 25, 1997 - Although he beat Apollon Athens in Athens (1-2) in the last game of the season, Aris is relegated to the B' Division
- May 14, 2006: A 3-1 win over Kerkyra FC in the Kleanthis Vikelidis Stadium gave Aris the third place in the rankings (54 points) and a triumphant return to the First Division.