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In 1956 he started his career as a player, and in the early 1970s he moved on to become a coach. As a player, at first he played for Asteras Exarchion, and then for PAO Rouf, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olympiacos Chalkida, Panelefsiniakos and Vyzas Megaron. His first team as a coach was PAO Rouf, which he failed to promote to the Greek First Division. Later in the 1970s he would twice win a promotion to the First Division as coach of PAS Giannena and Pierikos. Alefantos' only silverware is the Cypriot Cup, which he won when he was manager of APOEL.

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  • Nikos Alefantos
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  • In 1956 he started his career as a player, and in the early 1970s he moved on to become a coach. As a player, at first he played for Asteras Exarchion, and then for PAO Rouf, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olympiacos Chalkida, Panelefsiniakos and Vyzas Megaron. His first team as a coach was PAO Rouf, which he failed to promote to the Greek First Division. Later in the 1970s he would twice win a promotion to the First Division as coach of PAS Giannena and Pierikos. Alefantos' only silverware is the Cypriot Cup, which he won when he was manager of APOEL.
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  • October 2011
Name
  • Alefantos, Nikos
Place of Birth
  • Athens, Greece
Date of Birth
  • 1939-01-03(xsd:date)
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  • footballer
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  • October 2011
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  • In 1956 he started his career as a player, and in the early 1970s he moved on to become a coach. As a player, at first he played for Asteras Exarchion, and then for PAO Rouf, Olympiacos Piraeus, Olympiacos Chalkida, Panelefsiniakos and Vyzas Megaron. His first team as a coach was PAO Rouf, which he failed to promote to the Greek First Division. Later in the 1970s he would twice win a promotion to the First Division as coach of PAS Giannena and Pierikos. Alefantos' only silverware is the Cypriot Cup, which he won when he was manager of APOEL. He is known for his love for Olympiacos, and his excellent relationship with Olympiakos' president Sokratis Kokkalis, despite being the only Olympiacos coach in the last 13 years to finish a season without winning either the Championship or the Cup. He is known for blaming referee Giorgos Douros as being responsible, claiming he favoured Panathinaikos (the eventual winners), in a crucial derby and for his weeping during TV an interview to Elli Stai. To his defense, former Olympiacos striker Nery Castillo stated in August 2007 that "Alefantos was the best coach I had while playing for Olympiacos".[citation needed]
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