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Personal information
Alketas Panagoulias Αλκέτας Παναγούλιας
Full name	Alketas Panagoulias
Date of birth	30 May 1934 (1934-05-30) (age 76)
Place of birth	Thessaloniki, Greece
Senior career¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
	Aris
Teams managed
1967–1971 1972–1973 1973–1976 1977–1981 1981–1983 1983–1985 1983 1985–1987 1987–1990 1992–1994 1997 1998–1999	Greek American Atlas Greece (asst.) Greece Greece Olympiacos United States Team America Olympiacos Aris Greece Iraklis Aris
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Alketas ("Alkis") Panagoulias (Greek: Αλκέτας Παναγούλιας) (born 30 May 1934) is a Greek, former association football player and manager. He managed the national teams of both Greece and the United States. He also manages several clubs, including Olympiacos, whom he managed to three Alpha Ethniki championships.

1 Football career
2 Family
3 Other information
4 External links
5 References

[edit] Football career

Alketas started his football career as a player for Aris Thessaloniki F.C. ^[1] in Thessaloniki, Greece. After his University studies, he moved to the United States, where he attended more University in New York City. There he coached the Greek American Atlas (former "New York Greek Americans") to three consecutive U.S. Open Cup titles in 1967, 1968, and 1969. He returned to Athens, Greece as the assistant coach of the Greece national football team, under the famous Northern Ireland coach Billy Bingham, in 1972. In the next year, he became Head Coach of the Greek National Football team ^[2]. He coached the Greek team ^[2] from 1973–1981, including the first appearance of Greece in the Euro of 1980, in Italy. That remained the only time Greece had qualified for the Euro tournament until 2004, when they won the championship. He coached the famous Olympiacos C.F.P. ^[3] from 1981–1983, earning the championship title in 1982 and 1983. He returned to the United States to become the Head Coach of the United States men's national soccer team, Team America, based in Washington, DC, RFK Stadium, from 1983 - 1985. He served as Head coach of the United States Olympic Soccer team in the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. He subsequently returned to Athens, Greece to coach Olympiacos C.F.P., earning the championship title in 1987. He also coached Aris FC from 1987- 1990. He returned as Head Coach of the Greek National Football team in 1992 ^[2] and led the team to its first appearance in a World Cup in 1994.

Coached Iraklis FC in 1997.

Coached Aris Thessaloniki F.C. from 1998- 1999.

Following his retirement from coaching, Panagoulias served as President of Aris Thessaloniki F.C. in 2002. During the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, he served as venue manager for the soccer events held in Athens. His biography, was published in Greece in November 2007.

[edit] Family

Father of two: Daughter Despina and son John

[edit] Other information

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Elected member of the city council of Thessaloniki
Was a candidate for the Greek Parliament
Was a candidate for the European Parliament representing Greece
Is a FIFA instructor
National Faculty member of the US Academy of Sports
Member of the USA Soccer Federation Hall of Fame
Member of the USSF Coaches Council
Now Resides in Virginia

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Preceded by Bob Gansler	United States men's national soccer team head coach 1983-1985	Succeeded by Lothar Osiander

v • d • e Greece squad – UEFA Euro 1980

1 Konstantinou • 2 Kyrastas • 3 Iosifidis • 4 Kapsis • 5 Firos • 6 Livathinos • 7 Terzanidis • 8 Nikoloudis • 9 Ardizoglou • 10 Galakos • 11 Damanakis • 12 Gounaris • 13 Xanthopoulos • 14 Koudas • 15 Mavros • 16 Kouis • 17 Ravousis • 18 Nikolaou • 19 Kostikos • 20 Anastopoulos • 21 Poupakis • 22 Papafloratos • Coach: Panagoulias

v • d • e Greece squad – 1994 FIFA World Cup

1 Minou • 2 Apostolakis • 3 Kolitsidakis • 4 Manolas • 5 Kalitzakis • 6 Tsalouchidis • 7 Saravakos • 8 Nioplias • 9 Machlas • 10 Mitropoulos • 11 Tsiantakis • 12 Marangos • 13 Karagiannis • 14 Dimitriadis • 15 Karkamanis • 16 Alexoudis • 17 Hantzidis • 18 Karataidis • 19 Kofidis • 20 Atmatsidis • 21 Alexandris • 22 Alexiou • Coach: Panagoulias

Greece national football team – Managers

Nikolaidis (1929–30) · Kopsiva (1930–32) · Panourgias (1932–33) · Negrepontis (1933–34) · Nikolaidis (1934–35) · Konstantaras (1935–38) · Negrepontis (1938–51) · Migiakis (1951–53) · Negrepontis (1953–54) · Migiakis (1954–55) · Chelmis (1955–56) · Andritsos (1956–57) · Martini (1957–59) · Baron (1959–60) · Tzanetis (1960–64) · Petropoulos (1964–66) · Markovic (1966–68) · D.Georgiadis (1968–69) · Petropoulos (1969–71) · Bingham (1971–73) · Panagoulias (1973–76) · Petropoulos (1976–77) · Panagoulias (1977–82) · Archontidis (1982–84) · Papapostolou (1984–88) · Sofianidis (1988–89) · A.Georgiadis (1989–92) · Panagoulias (1992–94) · Polychroniou (1994–98) · Iordănescu (1998–99) · Daniill (1999–2001) · Rehhagel (2001–2010) · Santos (2010–)

United States men's national soccer team – Head Coaches

Cahill (1916) · Burford (1924) · Agar (1925–26) · Burford (1928) · Millar (1930) · Gould (1934) · Lloyd (1937) · Brown (1947) · Giesler (1948–49) · Jeffrey (1950) · Wood (1952) · Schwarz (1953–55) · Meyer (1957) · Reed (1959–61) · Herberger (1964) · Meyer (1965) · Woosnam (1968) · Jago (1969) · Kehoe (1971–72) · Wosniak (1973) · E. Chyzowych (1973) · G. Bradley (1973) · Cramer (1974) · Miller (1975) · Schellscheidt (1975) · W. Chyzowych (1976–80) · Gansler (1982) · Panagoulias (1983–85) · Osiander (1986–88) · Gansler (1989–1991) · Kowalski (1991) · Milutinović (1991–95) · Sampson (1995–98) · Arena (1998–2006) · B. Bradley (2006–)

Olympiacos F.C. – Managers

Andrianopoulos (1925–27) · Kopsiva (1927–30) · Kovats (1930–32) · Esser (1932–33) · Kopsiva (1933–34) · Pispaloou (1934–35) · Panopoulos (1935–36) · Kopsiva (1936–37) · Lantz (1937–38) · Esser (1938) · Asderis (1945–47) · Symeonidis (1948–50) · Helmis and Helmis (1950–54) · Symeonidis (1954–55) · Negrepontis (1955) · Helmis and Helmis (1956) · Dragićević (1956–57) · Kemény (1957–58) · Vale (1958–60) · Simonovski (1960–62) · Hadjistavridis (1962) · Helmis (1962–63) · Dolgos (1963–64) · Cserna (1964–65) · Bukovi (1965–67) · Kinley (1967–68) · Spajić (1968–69) · Bebis (1969) · Bobek (1969–70) · Yfantis (1970) · Georgiadis (1970–71) · Darivas (1971) · Petropoulos (1971) · Ashman (1972) · Petropoulos (1972–75) · Buckingham (1975–76) · Darivas (1976) · Shannon (1976–77) · Veselinović (1977–80) · Górski (1980–81) · Senekowitsch (1981) · Panagoulias (1981–83) · Górski (1983) · Höher (1983) · Bebis (1983) · Alefantos (1983–84) · Bebis (1984) · Keßler (1984–85) · Bebis (1985) · Georgiadis (1985–86) · Panagoulias (1986–87) · Grigoriadis (1987) · Libregts (1987–88) · Grigoriadis (1988) · Gmoch (1988–89) · Papamalis (1989) · Gounaris (1989) · Papapostolou (1989) · Komora (1989–90) · Blokhin (1990–93) · Georgiadis (1993) · Filis (1993) · Petrović (1993) · Polychroniou (1993–94) · Alefantos (1994) · Yutsos (1994) · Libregts (1994–95) · Diamantopoulos (1995–96) · Persias (1996) · Bajević (1996–99) · Bigon (1999–00) · Matzourakis (2000) · Lemonis (2000–02) · Kolias (2002) · Katanec (2002–03) · Protasov (2003–04) · Gogić (2004) · Alefantos (2004) · Bajević (2004–05) · Sollied (2005–06) · Lemonis (2006–08) · Segura (2008) · Valverde (2008–09) · Ketsbaia (2009) · Bandović (2009^c) · Zico (2009–10) · Bandović (2010) · Lienen (2010) · Valverde (2010–)

C (caretaker manager)

Aris Thessaloniki F.C. – Managers

Vlachopoulos (1914–18) · Kessler (1927–28) · De Valer (1931–32) · Vikelidis (1954–55) · Vikelidis (1958–59) · Ciric (1970–71) · McGuinness (1971–74) · Stankovic (1974) · Cacevski (1978–79) · Sasia (1979–80) · Blunstone (1980) · Vican (1980–81) · Nalbantis (1981) · Cramer (1981–82) · Georgiades (1982–84) · Chatzikostas (1984) · Libregts (1984–86) · Zec (1986–87) · Gounaris (1987) · Prokop (1987–88) · Panagoulias (1988–90) · Tsilios (1990) · Gmoch (1990–91) · Vutsov (1991–92) · Foiros (1992–96) · Diamantopoulos (1996–97) · Semertzidis (1997) · Rocha (1997) · Foiros (1997–98) · Paraschos (1998) · Panagoulias (1998–99) · Petkovic (1999–00) · Tennes (2000–01) · Michel (2001) · Tzifopoulos (2001) · Tardy and Galtier (2001–02) · Foiros (2002–03) · Michalitsios (2003) · Pantziaras (2003) · Scoboe (2003–04) · Chatzaras (2004–05) · Kuusela (2005) · Anastopoulos (2005–06) · Hoyos (2006) · Passialis (2006) · Hernández (2006–07) · Oliva (2007) · Bajevic (2007–08) · Hernández (2008) · Mazinho (2008–09) · Cúper (2009–)

Iraklis Thessaloniki F.C. – Managers

Markovic (1959–61) · Tomašević (1961–62) · Mrnek (1962–63) · Takač (1963–64) · Čabrić (1964–65) · Milošević (1965–66) · Karapatis (1967–69) · Spajić (1969–72) · Petropoulos (1971–72) · Zahariades (1972–73) · Spajić (1974–75) · Shannon (1975–76) · Belis (1976–78) · Karapatis (1978) · Brzeżańczyk (1978–79) · Karapatis (1980) · Batakis (1980–81) · Tsatsevski (1981–83) · Batakis (1983) · Rausch (1983–85) · Batakis (1985–86) · Alefantos (1986) · Ferner (1986–87) · Archontidis (1987–88) · Aidiniou (1988) · Alefantos (1988) · Simonsson (1988–90) · Batakis (1990–91) · Libregts (1991–94) · Mitošević (1994–96) · Antoniadis (1996–97) · Panagoulias (1997) · Paraschos (1997–98) · Dojčinovski (1998) · Jingblad (1999) · Anastasiadis (1999–2000) · Kyrastas (2000) · Anastasiadis (2001–02) · Jovanović (2002) · Gerards (2003–04) · Jingblad (2004) · Markarian (2004–05) · Kofidis (2005–07) · Bubenko (2007) · Jovanović (2007–08) · Pedraza (2008) · Katsavakis (2008–09) · Protasov (2009) · Kofidis (2009–10) · Bubenko (2010) · Ouzounidis (2010–)

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[edit] Football career

[edit] Family

[edit] Other information

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