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Revision as of 17:27, July 21, 2007
Atromitos Athens were founded in the suburb of Peristeri in 1923. They contested the first championship ever played (1928) as champions of Athens and have had good runs in the past in the local Athens championship prior to the establishment of the National Championship in 1959. Since then, they have had a few seasons in the A' Division (1973, 1975 - 1977, 1981) and are back in 2005 as part of their merger with Chalkidona.
Colours: Blue and white.
Players
70s - 80s
- Angelos Ramfos
- Fotis Balopoulos
- Stelios Skevofylakas
- Giorgos Kefalidis
- Spiros Stefanidis
- Kostas Athanasopoulos
- Tsingitzelas
- Kachris
- Chanios
- Tzivgoulis
- Kostas Misailidis
- Stavros Misailidis
- Kotsalos
- Liakouris
- Dalambekis
- Psichogios
- Liosis
- Kapatsos
- Christos Zanteroglou
- Stelios Konstantinidis
- Vakalis
- Istorios
- Karalis
- Kokkinos
- Kapsimalis
- Pantelidis
- Raptis
- Skarpelis
- Stoligas
- Tamtzis
- Tsambratzis
- Sergio Espinoza
- Kotsos
- Bergeles
- Araken Demelo
- Patsis
- Sarantinos
- Apostolopoulos
- Kostas Vallidis
- Kanelos
- Stavrianos
- Tsirigotakis
- Oscar Alvarez
- Christopoulos
- Kapouas
- Kapousouzis
- Maris
- Mitrakos
- Pangakis
- Slobian Paunovski
- Plexidas
- Rimikis
- Siavalas
- Sidiropoulos
- D. Stamatakis
- Stylianopoulos
- Tasos Konstantinou
- Apostolos Toskas
- Nikos Tsiantakis
90s - Present
- Giorgos Zacharopoulos
- Chrysostomos Michailidis
- Yiannis Katemis
- Dimitris Geladaris
- Vangelis Dagas
- Christos Mikes
- Yiannis Sotirchos
- Giorgos Georgiou
- Giorgos Chalaris
- Markos Dimos
- Loukas Karadimos
- Giorgos Korakakis
- Alan Ranguel
- Giorgos Koutsis
- Francis Doe