Difference between revisions of "Djina Simonovski"

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Djina Simonovski was a Yugoslav football coach of the 1960s era.

Simonovski coached Olympiakos in the early 1960s and was instrumental in the production of young talent such as Vangelis Milisis, Panagiotis Barbalias, Mimis Plessas, Nikos Sideris and Antonis Tzanetoulakos who collectively came to be known as "Simonovski's babes". He moved on to Apollon Athens in the mid-60s, developing the Rizoupolis side's under-21 squad into one of the strongest in Greece.

Though he was a proven youth-level coach, Simonovski's detractors claimed that he was no good at the senior level.

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 '''Djina Simonovski''' was a Yugoslav [[football (soccer)|football]] coach of the [[1960s]] era.
-Simonovski coached [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in the early [[1960s]] and was instrumental in the production of young talent such as [[Vangelis Milisis]], [[Panagiotis Barbalias]] and [[Antonis Tzanetoulakos]] who collectively came to be known as "Simonovski's babes". He moved on to [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] in the mid-60s, developing the Rizoupolis side's under-21 squad into one of the strongest in [[Greece]].
+Simonovski coached [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in the early [[1960s]] and was instrumental in the production of young talent such as [[Vangelis Milisis]], [[Panagiotis Barbalias]], [[Mimis Plessas (footballer)|Mimis Plessas]], [[Nikos Sideris]] and [[Antonis Tzanetoulakos]] who collectively came to be known as "Simonovski's babes". He moved on to [[Apollon Athens FC|Apollon Athens]] in the mid-60s, developing the Rizoupolis side's under-21 squad into one of the strongest in [[Greece]].
 Though he was a proven youth-level coach, Simonovski's detractors claimed that he was no good at the senior level.