Skoda Xanthi F.C.

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Skoda Xanthi
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Full name Αθλητικός όμιλος Skoda Ξάνθη ΠΑΕ
(Athletic Club Skoda Xanthi)
Nickname(s) Βασίλισσα της Θράκης
(Queen of Thrace)
Founded 1967, as A.C. Xanthi
Ground Skoda Xanthi Arena
Xanthi, Greece
(Capacity 7,422)
Chairman Flag of Greece Christos Panopoulos
Manager Flag of Greece Ioannis Matzourakis
League Super League Greece
(Σούπερ Λίγκα Ελλάδα)
2007-08 Super League Greece, 8th
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Athletic Club Skoda Xanthi is a Greek association football club, based in the city of Xanthi, Greece.

The club currently competes in the Super League Greece.

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[edit] History

The club was formed in 1967 from the merger of two local clubs, Aspida and Orfeas. The name of the team was Xanthi Athletic Club, officially up to 1992. In 1991, Viamar S.A., the official importer of Skoda vehicles in Greece, bought the club from its previous owner mr. Theodoros Kokkalas and renamed it to Skoda Xanthi Athletic Club.

The club is one of the best in Greece, especially in terms of their financial support and youth setup. Skoda Xanthi participated in the UEFA Cup in 2001-02, 2005-06, and 2006-07 seasons. In the 2004-05 season, Skoda Xanthi finished fourth in the First Division (today Super League), the club's best performance in many years.

Xanthi FC first played in the first division in 1989.

[edit] Stadium

Xanthi left their old stadium, the Skoda Xanthi Stadium (capacity 9,500), located in near the centre of the city for the Skoda Xanthi Arena in 2004. Their new stadium sitted 8 km outside the city, near Pigadia village, has a capacity of 7,422, however only has 3 stands. When the final stand is finally built, the new capacity will be around 9,000 seats.

[edit] Current squad 2008/09

As of May 22, 2008:

No. Position Player
1 Flag of Croatia GK Ivan Turina
5 Flag of Greece DF Giannis Papadimitriou
9 Flag of Argentina MF Diego Quintana
10 Flag of Argentina FW Mauro Poy
13 Flag of Greece FW Stavros Labriakos
14 Flag of Greece MF Pantelis Rizogiannis
15 Flag of Argentina FW Sebastián Penco
16 Flag of Greece DF Ioannis Apostolidis
18 Flag of Greece DF Stavros Stathakis
19 Flag of Poland MF Rafał Grzelak
21 Flag of Greece MF Konstantinos Fliskas
24 Flag of Austria GK Michael Gspruning
25 Flag of Greece DF Spyros Vallas
26 Flag of Greece MF Dimos Baxevanidis
27 Flag of Canada FW Tomasz Radzinski
28 Flag of Greece DF Athanasios Kostoulas
No. Position Player
31 Flag of Greece DF Stavros Tziortziopoulos
32 Flag of Angola MF Francisco Zuela
33 Flag of Greece GK Sotirios Lymperopoulos
38 Flag of Portugal FW Francisco da Cruz Delgado
99 Flag of Romania MF Marius Mitu
61 Flag of Greece MF Amvrossios Papadopoulos
Flag of Greece DF Emmanouil Mpertos
Flag of Poland GK Radoslaw Janukiewicz
Flag of Brazil FW Maciel
Flag of Turkey MF Yusuf Şimşek
Flag of Brazil MF Marcelo Leite Pereira
Flag of Brazil MF Dorival das Neves Ferraz Junior
Flag of Brazil MF Rogerio dos Santos Conceicao
Flag of Greece MF Athanasios Ntinas
Flag of Greece FW Dimitrios Chassomeris

[edit] Squad changes for the season 2008/09

In:

No. Position Player
Flag of Poland GK Radoslaw Janukiewicz (from Slask Wroclaw)
Flag of Brazil FW Maciel (Free transfer)
Flag of Turkey MF Yusuf Şimşek (from Denizlispor)
Flag of Brazil MF Marcelo Leite Pereira (from Getafe B)
Flag of Brazil MF Dorival das Neves Ferraz Junior (from Guarani FC)
Flag of Brazil MF Rogério dos Santos Conceição (from Madureira Esporte Clube)

Out:

No. Position Player
Flag of Greece MF Aggelos Digozis (to Panserraikos)
Flag of Belgium MF Mikael Yourassowksi (released)
Flag of Peru FW Piero Alva (released)
Flag of Croatia MF Ante Tomic (to Dinamo Zagreb)
Flag of Argentina MF Gastón Esmerado (released)

Out on loan:

No. Position Player
Flag of Greece MF Thanasis Palaskas (on loan to Egaleo F.C.)
Flag of Greece GK Gioven Kosoglou (on loan to PAE Thraki Alexandroupoli)
Flag of Greece DF Charalambos Provatidis (on loan to PAE Thraki Alexandroupoli)

[edit] Notable Players

Greece
Argentina
Brazil
Canada
Cyprus
Morocco
Iran
Liberia
Slovakia
Peru
Poland

[edit] External links

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