Andreas Papaemmanouil (Greek: Ανδρέας Παπαεμμανουήλ; 18 February 1939 – 1 March 2020) was a Greek professional footballer who played as a forward and a later manager.
Papaemmanouil was born on 18 February 1939 in Neo Faliro. The proximity of the family's house to the Karaiskakis stadium made it easy for the Olympiacos people to notice Papaemmanouil on the streets of the neighborhood. In 1952, at the age of 14, he played in the first team of Peiraikos and after 3 years at the age of 17, his name began to be heavily discussed in Piraeus, while the club's friendly relations with Olympiacos leave no doubt about his immediate move to the red and whites. Even though Andreas Mouratis had spoken flatteringly of him and his father's employer, the weaver Kostas Velissaropoulos, was pressuring him to take Papaemmanouil to Olympiacos, the visit to the family home of agents of Panathinaikos Asprogerakas and Matzevelakis played a catalytic role as a consequence in 1958 Papaemmanouil signed to the greens receiving 7,000 drachmas while 100,000 drachmas went to Peiraikos.
Club careerEdit
In 1959, Papaemmanouil won the Athens' league, competing in the last match of Panathinaikos in the competition, while at the end of the season the won the first championship under a national division. The following season, under Harry Game he developed his attacking abilities as he placed Papaemmanouil in the center of the attack and the results were impressive, as he scored 23 goals in 28 appearances, becoming the top scorer of his team and led them to win the title again. On 24 July 1960 he scored a hat-trick against Olympiacos in a 4–1 home win and he is the only Panathinaikos player to score a hat-trick in a derby of the eternal enemies.[2] His main characteristics were his incredible speed, his dynamic moves and his very powerful shot.[3] Under Stjepan Bobek, relocated him as a left midfielder, forming an amazing triple alongside Takis Loukanidis and Mimis Domazos they won the championship in 1964 undefeated. With the greens, he won two more championships, in 1965 and 1969.[4] In 1969 his contract was terminated after a interference of the regime in administration. At Panathinaikos he won 6 Championships and 2 Greek Cups.[5]
After a short period of isolation and individual training, Papaemmanouil played with Australian club Canterbury for six months.[6] He returned to Greece and signed for Ikaros Nea Ionia, but with the intervention of Kleanthis Maropoulos at the then General Manager, Aslanidis, the sport's card was canceled and he signed for AEK Athens for 100,000 drachmas.
At AEK, Papaemmanouil with Mimis Papaioannou and Kostas Nikolaidis formed an amazing attacking triplet that won them the Championship of the season 1971. He achieved a scoring record on 13 September 1970 in a Cup match against the lower-tier club Kipoupoli when he scored 7 of AEK's 20 total goals. He left AEK in 1972 ending his playing career.[7]
Papaemmanouil was selected amongst the greatest Greek football players for the decade of the 1960's from gazzetta.gr.[8]
International careerEdit
Papaemmanouil made 16 appearances and scored six goals for Greece from 1959 to 1965. He made his debut in a 1–1 draw against France, on 12 March 1959 for the 1960 European championship qualifiers.[9]
Managerial careerEdit
After his playing day were over, Papaemmanoul followed a coaching career. He started in the Anagennisi Arta, where he remained for 6 years. This was followed by Kerkyra, Tunisiakos, Kallithea and Fostiras. In 1980, he spent 6 months at the bench of Panathinaikos, recording to his credit the 4–2 victory over Juventus at home.[10] He also coached the greens briefly in 1983. From 1992 to 2002 he was the coach of the national team's youth divisions.
Personal lifeEdit
Papaemmanouil was the 9th child of a family in which there were 10 siblings, 7 girls and three boys, all three of whom became footballers. The eldest brother of his family, Petros played in small teams and stopped early due to health problems, while the third, Giorgos, also played a year in Olympiacos. Since the beginning of 2020, he faced serious health problems, as a result of which he died on March 1, 2020, in the hospital of Marousi.[11]
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^"Ο «κανονιέρης» του Παναθηναϊκού Ανδρέας Παπαεμμανουήλ". 10 January 2020.
^Kolokotsios, Lambros (20 February 2010). [Sporting Capsules (Papaemmanouil)] (in Greek). Evrytania News. Archived from the original on 17 October 2011.
^Apostolis Lampos (27 September 2009). "Ο Αν. Παπαεμμανουήλ στο SPORT 24" [An. Papaemmanouil in SPORT 24] (in Greek). Sport24.gr.
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Andreas Papaemmanouil Greek Andreas Papaemmanoyhl 18 February 1939 1 March 2020 was a Greek professional footballer who played as a forward and a later manager Andreas PapaemmanouilPersonal informationFull nameAndreas PapaemmanouilDate of birth 1939 02 18 18 February 1939Place of birthNeo Faliro GreeceDate of death1 March 2020 2020 03 01 aged 81 1 Place of deathGreecePosition s ForwardYouth career1952 1958Peiraikos SyndesmosSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1958 1969Panathinaikos193 80 1969Canterbury1969 1972AEK Athens63 7 Total256 87 International career1959 1965Greece16 6 1960Greece Olympic1 0 Managerial career1980Panathinaikos1983Panathinaikos Club domestic league appearances and goals Contents 1 Early life 2 Club career 3 International career 4 Managerial career 5 Personal life 6 Honours 7 References 8 External linksEarly life EditPapaemmanouil was born on 18 February 1939 in Neo Faliro The proximity of the family s house to the Karaiskakis stadium made it easy for the Olympiacos people to notice Papaemmanouil on the streets of the neighborhood In 1952 at the age of 14 he played in the first team of Peiraikos and after 3 years at the age of 17 his name began to be heavily discussed in Piraeus while the club s friendly relations with Olympiacos leave no doubt about his immediate move to the red and whites Even though Andreas Mouratis had spoken flatteringly of him and his father s employer the weaver Kostas Velissaropoulos was pressuring him to take Papaemmanouil to Olympiacos the visit to the family home of agents of Panathinaikos Asprogerakas and Matzevelakis played a catalytic role as a consequence in 1958 Papaemmanouil signed to the greens receiving 7 000 drachmas while 100 000 drachmas went to Peiraikos Club career EditIn 1959 Papaemmanouil won the Athens league competing in the last match of Panathinaikos in the competition while at the end of the season the won the first championship under a national division The following season under Harry Game he developed his attacking abilities as he placed Papaemmanouil in the center of the attack and the results were impressive as he scored 23 goals in 28 appearances becoming the top scorer of his team and led them to win the title again On 24 July 1960 he scored a hat trick against Olympiacos in a 4 1 home win and he is the only Panathinaikos player to score a hat trick in a derby of the eternal enemies 2 His main characteristics were his incredible speed his dynamic moves and his very powerful shot 3 Under Stjepan Bobek relocated him as a left midfielder forming an amazing triple alongside Takis Loukanidis and Mimis Domazos they won the championship in 1964 undefeated With the greens he won two more championships in 1965 and 1969 4 In 1969 his contract was terminated after a interference of the regime in administration At Panathinaikos he won 6 Championships and 2 Greek Cups 5 After a short period of isolation and individual training Papaemmanouil played with Australian club Canterbury for six months 6 He returned to Greece and signed for Ikaros Nea Ionia but with the intervention of Kleanthis Maropoulos at the then General Manager Aslanidis the sport s card was canceled and he signed for AEK Athens for 100 000 drachmas At AEK Papaemmanouil with Mimis Papaioannou and Kostas Nikolaidis formed an amazing attacking triplet that won them the Championship of the season 1971 He achieved a scoring record on 13 September 1970 in a Cup match against the lower tier club Kipoupoli when he scored 7 of AEK s 20 total goals He left AEK in 1972 ending his playing career 7 Papaemmanouil was selected amongst the greatest Greek football players for the decade of the 1960 s from gazzetta gr 8 International career EditPapaemmanouil made 16 appearances and scored six goals for Greece from 1959 to 1965 He made his debut in a 1 1 draw against France on 12 March 1959 for the 1960 European championship qualifiers 9 Managerial career EditAfter his playing day were over Papaemmanoul followed a coaching career He started in the Anagennisi Arta where he remained for 6 years This was followed by Kerkyra Tunisiakos Kallithea and Fostiras In 1980 he spent 6 months at the bench of Panathinaikos recording to his credit the 4 2 victory over Juventus at home 10 He also coached the greens briefly in 1983 From 1992 to 2002 he was the coach of the national team s youth divisions Personal life EditPapaemmanouil was the 9th child of a family in which there were 10 siblings 7 girls and three boys all three of whom became footballers The eldest brother of his family Petros played in small teams and stopped early due to health problems while the third Giorgos also played a year in Olympiacos Since the beginning of 2020 he faced serious health problems as a result of which he died on March 1 2020 in the hospital of Marousi 11 Honours EditPanathinaikos Alpha Ethniki 1959 60 1960 61 1961 62 1963 64 1964 65 1968 69 Greek Cup 1966 67 1968 69 Athens FCA League 1958 59AEK Athens Alpha Ethniki 1970 71Individual Greek Cup top scorer 1970 71References Edit Andreas Papaemmanouil passes away at 81 agonasport com 4 March 2020 Retrieved 6 July 2020 Xat trik se ntermpi aiwniwn mono o Koynelos kai o Fontakas inewsgr com Andreas Papaemmanoyhl Oi istories toy 4 March 2020 O kanonierhs toy Pana8hnaikoy Andreas Papaemmanoyhl 10 January 2020 Kolokotsios Lambros 20 February 2010 A8lhtikoi Fakeloi PAPAEMMANOYHL Sporting Capsules Papaemmanouil in Greek Evrytania News Archived from the original on 17 October 2011 Apostolis Lampos 27 September 2009 O An Papaemmanoyhl sto SPORT 24 An Papaemmanouil in SPORT 24 in Greek Sport24 gr Andreas Papaemmanoyhl kitrinomavro gr Karamanos George 11 November 2012 The greatest Greek players of the 60 s Gazzetta gr Mastrogiannopoulos Alexander 25 September 2004 Greece International Matches 1948 1960 Rec Sport Soccer Statistics Foundation Pana8hnaikos Gioybentoys 4 2 gazzetta gr Efyge o Andreas Papaemmanoyhl sansimera gr 2 March 2020 External links EditAndreas Papaemmanouil at FIFA archived nbsp Andreas Papaemmanouil at National Football Teams com nbsp Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Andreas Papaemmanouil amp oldid 1164456755, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
