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Panthessalonikeios Athlitikos Omilos Konstantinoupoliton (Greek: Πανθεσσαλονίκειος Αθλητικός Όμιλος Κωνσταντινουπολιτών), or the Pan-Thessalonikan Athletic Organisation of Konstantinopolitans, is a sports club mainly known for its football section, one of the biggest in Greece. PAOK was re-established in Thessaloniki in 1926 as the continuation of the Hermes Athletic and Cultural Association of Constantinople. (founded in 1875)

PAOK FC is the football team of PAOK. PAOK also maintains teams in other sports, including basketball (see PAOK BC), volleyball (see PAOK VC), handball, water polo, swimming, wrestling and weightlifting.

PAOK are also known to have one of the most fanatical supporter bases in the World. The best known PAOK Thessaloniki Supporters Clubs Federation is Thira 4 ("Gate 4"), based in the center of Thessaloniki. Other federations include Makedones (Macedonians), BEM (Byzantine United Warriors), and Ultras Fans PAOK. PAOK Thessaloniki Supporters Clubs have also been established globally, both throughout Europe and as far away as the Americas (New York Club PAOK) and Australia (Melbourne Club PAOK).

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History

The Foundation

PAOK is the historical continuation of the ‘Hermes’ Athletic and Cultural Association from Constantinople established by Greek residents of the city in 1875 in the very heart of the city in the Pera area. The need of Constantinople’s Greek residents to express and support their Greekism within Turkey was what led to the creation of this club. The club won cup after cup proving that although the Greeks were a minority they continued to have a strong presence in the sporting sector. However, that situation did not last long and most players were forced to flee, leaving behind a team consisting of residents of Constantinople renamed Politakia. Those who fled settled in Thessaloniki and in 1926 established PAOK which translated means the Panthessalonikian Athletic Club of Constantinople, retaining the symbols of their ‘Greekness’, the twin-headed eagle of the Byzantine Empire combined with mourning black to symbolize the tragic history of the Greeks in Turkey and white, the colour of optimism, a window onto the future, symbolizing their struggle for tomorrow and the victories they intended to win. This club history stretching back to the 19th century in effect makes PAOK one of Greece’s oldest athletic clubs but also means that it shoulders a heavy historical burden.

The club’s first charter was approved on 20th April 1926 by means of decision of the Thessaloniki Court of First Instance (No. 822). However, PAOK had in effect been established a year earlier when it took part in the Thessaloniki Championship where it was unfortunately demoted to the 2nd Division, a demotion which forced the founders of the club to bolster it substantially.

PAOK’s first emblem adopted in 1926 was a four-leaved clover and a horseshoe. The leaves were green with the letters PAOK marked on each of them, a symbol devised by Kostas Koemtzopoulos who took the idea from a packet of cigarettes he smoked.

The colours of paok are black and white because paok defeated of ARIS Sallonika with score 5-2 and ARIS Sallonika get the yellow and black colours.

The club’s founding members were A. Angelopoulos, A. Athanassiadis, K. Anagnostidis, M. Ventourellis, F. Vyzantinos (second Chairman), A. Dimitriadis, D. Dimitriadis, N. Zoumboulidis, M. Theodosiadis, T. Ioakimopoulos, P. Kalpaktsoglou, T. Kartsambekis, D. Koemtzopoulos, K. Koemtzopoulos, P. Kontopoulos, K. Kritikos, M. Konstantinidis, P. Maletskas, I. Nikolaidis, L. Papadopoulos, F. Samantzopoulos, T. Tsoulkas, M. Tsoulkas, S. Triantafyllidis, T. Triantafyllidis (who was also its first Chairman).

PAOK’s first Board of Directors serving between 1926 and 1927 consisted of :

1) T. Triantafyllidis (Chairman), 2) P. Kalpaktsoglou (1st Vice-Chairman), 3) A. Athanassiadis (2nd Vice Chairman), 4) K. Kritikos (Hon. Secretary), 5) M. Tsoulkas (Secretary), 6) T. Ioakimopoulos (Treasurer), 7) A. Angelopoulos (Football Steward), 8) M. Konstantinidis (Director) and 9) S. Triantafyllidis (Director).

After 2 months of preparation by the team following the club’s establishment it was decided that the team should compete against the other teams in Thessaloniki. The desire to see the new team compete led many to the Iraklis Football Ground on 26th July 1925 where it won 2-1. Two weeks later PAOK lost to the champion of Thessaloniki, ARIS 5-2.

In 1927 PAOK’s first anthem was heard: "We are the praiseworthy children of Constantinople who play outstanding football; overflowing with joy like no other team. Our system is to pass the ball, and at the season’s end to reckon up how many goals we have scored and how many we have let in. We have everything, yes everything: studs, boots, shorts, black tops and kneepads, to drive the young girls crazy. We fear no one not even ARIS or Iraklis, because we have skilful Ventourellis as our chief."

The vision of the club’s founders and fans of the team of establishing a home base became reality in 1928 following much effort and thus on 12th December 1930 the Syntrivaniou Football Ground was officially opened. This was followed by a friendly match against ARIS with the home team winning 2-1.

The first professional contract was a document of historic importance. It was signed by the Club on 5th September 1928. The contract stipulated that the footballer Etien who had come from the Constantinople club Peraclub would be paid 4,000 drachmas per month. The contract was singed by Dr. Meletiou (PAOK Chairman) and Mr. Sakellaropoulos, Hon. Secretary.

Merging with AEK

The decision to merge with the club AEK Thessaloniki can also be considered to be of historic importance. Until 20th March 1929 the two clubs were rivals, competing against each other although both had been established by refugees from Constantinople. It was the Chairman of AEK, Dr. Karamaounas, who brokered the merger between Thessaloniki’s two refugee teams. The main figures behind the idea and its implementation were Fanourios Vyzantios and Pantelis Kalpaktsoglou who had defected from AEK Thessaloniki, which had been established in 1924-25 by the first wave of refugees who had come to Thessaloniki from Constantinople in 1922. Certain members of AEK Thessaloniki headed south to the capital upon the merger to found the modern-day team AEK.

Following the merger with AEK in 1929, PAOK changed its emblem. The new emblem became the Eagle, which it remains to this day, and symbolizes the arrival of the club and the return to the roots and heritage of the refugees (Byzantium and Constantinople). The Eagle holds a sword and a crown with its two heads looking East and West. The difference between this emblem and that of AEK (which is also the symbol of the Eastern Orthodox Church) is that PAOK’s emblem has its wings folded signifying mourning for expulsion from the homeland.

The first foreign coach in the history of the team, German Rudolph Ganser, who served with PAOK for the 1931-1932 season.

Decades 1940 ,1950

Following World War II and the German Occupation of Greece, the team known as the ‘Twin-Headed Eagle of the North’ entered upon a shining chapter in its career starting at the beginning of the 1950s. Willi, an Austrian coach (1950-1952) who had worn the PAOK jersey in 1931-1932 established a young talent academy within the club which gave rise to leading names who later left their mark such as Leandros, Symeonidis, Giannelos, Margaritis, Giorgos Havanidis, and others.

1953 marked the beginning of PAOK’s golden age. During the summer transfer period, Kouiroukidis, Petridis, Progios, Geroudis, Kemanidis, Hourvouliadis, Hasiotis and Angelidis all joined the club. PAOK became all-powerful, taking the Thessaloniki championship for 3 successive years and becoming a worthy representative of Greece’s second largest city in the national championship. The legendary trio Yientzis, Kouiroukidis and Papadakis went down in history!

During 1957 the club managers envisioned a new football ground worthy of the team’s performance since the old ground had been compulsorily purchased. The search for a site led to the choice of a plot belonging to the National Defence Fund in the Toumba neighbourhood, which in addition to offering unlimited free space was also an area of Thessaloniki closely associated with refugees from Asia Minor. A total area of 30,000 m2 was acquired by PAOK for a significant price and construction of the new football ground began. Lottery tickets were even issued to aid construction of the new stadium which was eventually opened on 6th September 1959 by the Minister of National Defence, Mr. G. Themelis. Before the first kick off an Air Force plane dropped a ball on a fly over as a symbolic donation from the armed forces. Thanks to its new, large football ground, PAOK was ready to start a brilliant career which has lasted to this day, starting with the 1st Division established in October 1959.

At the premier of the 1st Division’s first championship on 25th October 1959 PAOK welcomed the Katerini team Megas Alexandros beating it 3-1. The team line-up was as follows: Zarko Michailovic (Yugoslavian) and Progios, Hasiotis, Raptopoulos, Giannelos, Kemanidis, Havanidis, Leandros, Kiourtzis, Kouiroukidis, Salousto and Nikolaidis.

1960-Today

This was followed by a decade during which PAOK had an average performance. One could say that it was as if it was building up its strength only to unleash it during the 1970s when the team became established as one of the best ever to play at Greek football grounds with players whose names became legends for Greek football. It was a team and players who set records which even today are difficult to beat. Thanks to the team PAOK put together it managed to strike a blow to the traditional football powers of Athens and took the cup twice in 1972 in 1974 and a championship in 1976 and could have won more trophies if the circumstances were different. PAOK became established as Northern Greece’s greatest team with thousands of fanatical fans. In Europe it performed exceptionally well during the 1973-74 season qualifying for the quarter finals of the Cupholder’s Cup but was knocked out in the end by Italian team Milan. PAOK’s excellent performance continued during the 1980s with very few unsuccessful seasons. The high point came mid-decade when the team won its second Greek Championship in 1985 and its first professional title since Greek football had changed course towards professional games.

Characteristic of the 1980s was the excessive fanaticism of the fans, which reached levels never seen before and which began to move beyond Greece becoming a European-wide phenomenon. However, the obsession shown by fans also had a downside, translating in quite a few cases into episodes which entailed penalties being imposed on the club. At European level, PAOK made a moving appearance against Bayern Munich, where it was knocked out on penalties leaving in the mind of all Greeks one of the best appearances by a Greek team in a European cup. The 1990s started well with PAOK firmly among the top three teams in Greece. However, it was stigmatized by an extremely average-to-poor team performance under the chairmanship of T. Voulinos, who came into direct conflict with the fan club following serious episodes during the PAOK – Paris St. Germaine match, which led to PAOK’s exclusion and very nearly to financial ruin. In 1996 the change demanded by PAOK fans came about. Thomas Voulinos handed over the baton to Giorgos Batatoudis and an air of optimism was tangible everywhere in Thessaloniki. Numerous transfers of well-known players such as Zisis Vryzas, Spyros Marangos, Kostas Fratzeskos and others took place from the first season under new management. In 1997 PAOK eventually found a place in the UEFA Cup and team coach Angelos Anastassiadis made his debut on the PAOK bench. The team’s reappearance at European level was accompanied by the resounding exclusion of legendary team Arsenal.

The following year Anastassiadis was dismissed and Oleg Blachin took his place for a few months only since the fans demanded the urgent return of Anastassiadis. He stayed for a season, succeeded by Ari Haan and then in December by Dusan Bajievic who took over the reigns.

PAOK had firmly established its position among the teams that play in Europe every year but that was no longer enough. A place in the Champions League was the next target. The team’s next steps were taken in 2001 with a win in the Greek Cup after 25 years in an unforgettable final against Olympiakos. Playing at Nea Philadelphia PAOK thrashed the former champions 4-2.

However, financial problems continued to plague the club and acted as a brake on the efforts of the team’s footballers to achieve even greater targets.

Angelos Anastassiadis returned to the PAOK bench as coach in the summer of 2002. The season led to another great triumph with a win in the Cup for a second time in three years at the Toumba Stadium against ARIS 1-0.

However, it was the following season that held much more in store and which rocketed the team skyward. Although key players left over the summer (Georgiadis, Okkas, Kafes) PAOK managed to secure its participation in the qualifying rounds of the Champions League taking third place.

Greatest Rivarlies

Every big club in the world has its own rivalties with other clubs. PAOK has rivarlies with their eternal rivals, Aris, as long as with Iraklis, Olympiakos, Panathinaikos, AEK and Barcelona FC.

Olympiakos

The games between PAOK and Olympiakos have always been different than the rest of the Greek league games. This started out before World War II, then went on during the Giorgos Koudas years, up until today. The will, passion and thirst for a win were the main characteristics of the players' performances in these games. This goes true for the PAOK players who went mad like bulls every time they saw red, while the Olympiakos players always had a nightmare of a time playing at Toumpa.

The challenges between the two teams became more colorful once the team from Piraeus tried to lure away from PAOK the talented Giorgos Koudas. Since that time, Olympiakos has had some difficult years whenever they visited Thessaloniki's Toumpa stadium. Characteristic of the above is the old saying told at the Toumpa, Athens and Piraeus soccer spots of those years, "...when Olympiakos passes through Tempi, they already have lost their game against PAOK." However, the Reds have managed for the past 11 years to overturn such "folklore", albeit through dubious means at times.

Since the creation of the professional soccer league in Greece and up until the 1991-1992 season PAOK had been dominating the PAOK v Olympiakos matches. At that time, PAOK had 11 wins in 12 games played, while Olympiakos had managed only once to level PAOK 1-1 during the 1982-1983 season! Olympiakos' 2-1 win over PAOK during the 1991-1992 season was the building block for an Olympiakos come-back at Toumpa, where since PAOK has managed to win only twice in 11 years!

In 23 total games played at Toumpa, PAOK has 13 wins, Olympiakos has 4, while 6 games were tied. The goal differential is 42-19 in favor of PAOK , while worth mentioning is the fact that PAOK has forced Olympiakos to their biggest thrashing ever. During the 1987-1988 season when Olympiakos finished 8th in the Greek championship, PAOK beat the Reds 6-1 at the neutral Serres stadium.

PAOK's fans are known around Europe as a fearsome group and therefore few away fans from around Greece and Europe come to PAOK's Toumpa stadium.

PAOK v Olympiakos

Aris

Historically this match has always had great importance because Aris is the second important team of Thessaloniki so there always has been great rivalry since the title of LORD of Thessaloniki is disputed at only 2 games in a season.However this game has lost its importance, at least for PAOK fans, because Aris is not the team it used to be and can't even assure a place in Greek first division every year.

Iraklis

This rivalry is not very important but still it is considered a must game for a respectable fan of PAOK to attend.

AEK

It is the derby of the two eagles in Greece,PAOK ,the Northern eagle against AEK, the Southern eagle.Those games are extremely importand because in them it is decided which club will qualify for Champions League and which club will qualify for UEFA Cup.

Panathinaikos

These two clubs are the most successful clubs in Greek football history as far as European Competitions are concerned.So,this is a derby between the two Europeans.Not to mention that these two clubs are exchanging many players so it is always interesting to see how will they play against their former teams.

Current squad

Number Nationality Player Position Birth Year Previous Club

Goalkeepers

1 Daniel Marcio Fernandes GK 1983 Celta De Vigo

33 Kyriakos Nektarios Tohouroglou GK 1972 Olympiakos

40 Dimitris Kyriakidis GK 1986 Kavala FC

Defenders

4 Christos Karipidis CB 1982 Kavala FC

22 Guy Armand Feutchine RB 1976 Pas Giannena FC

23 Dionisis Hasiotis CB 1975 Pierikos

24 Ifeanyi Udeze CB 1980 Kavala FC

44 Ilias Haralabous LB 1980 AC Omonia

77 Amir Azmy Megahed CB 1983 Al-Zamalek

Midfielders / Wingers

5 Christos Maladenis AM 1974 AEK FC

7 Theodoros Zagorakis CM 1971 Bologna

10 Shikabala AM 1986 Al-Zamalek

15 Stelios Malezas CM 1985 Aep Katerinis

18 Lambros Vagelis AM 1982 AC Siena

25 Sotiris Balafas CM 1986 Anagenisi Artas

27 Husein Mumin CM 1987 Panthrakikos

28 Stelios Iliadis DM 1986 Apollon Kalamarias

30 Panayiotis Egomitis CM 1972 Anorthosis

31 Pantelis Kostandinidis AM 1975 Panathinaikos

Forwards

9 Dimitris Salpigidis CF 1981 Kavala FC

11 Yiasoumis Yiasoumi CF 1975 Apoel FC

19 Petros Konteon CF 1984 Niki Volou

20 Marcin Mieciel CF 1975 Iraklis

29 Lazaros Hristodoulopoulos CF 1986 AS Neapolis

Famous Players

PAOK's fans can claim that some of the best player all over the world have played for PAOK.Some will be forgeted,some will reamin in our hearts forever.Some of the most important are the following.

Famous Coaches

Many famous coaches both Greeks and foreigners have served PAOK throughout its rich history.Some of the most important and successful are the following

Major Trophies

1972, 1974, 2001 and 2003

Runners Up: 1939,1951,1955,1970,1971,1973,1977,1978,1981,1983,1985,1992

1976 and 1985

Runner Up: 1940,1973,1978

European Record

PAOK FC has qualified for the UEFA Cup a record ten times in a row. They are the European club with the most consecutive UEFA Cup appearances. One of the most successfully appearances in UEFA cup was on September the 30th 1997 where PAOK down to 10 men qualify thought Arsenal. In the year Arsenal won the English premiership an the English Cup.

UEFA Cup, 1st round, 2nd leg Arsenal vs PAOK Salonika Arsenal(0) 1 - PAOK Salonika(1) 1

Scorers: Bergkamp 22 (Arsenal) Vrizas 86 (PAOK Salonika)

Facilities

Toumba Stadium

Name: Toumba Stadium

Location: Toumba, Thessaloniki

Year Built: 1959

Capacity: 28701 seats

Ownership: PAOK Sports Club

Spectator Record: 45.252 (19/12/1976, PAOK FC vs. AEK FC: 0-0)

Information: The stadium was named from the location that it was built. The capacity of the stadium was for years over 40,000 seats. In 1998 seats were reduced to 32,000. The introduction of security zones in 2000 further reduced capacity to 28,701.

Toumba's Stadium is one of the official Olympic Training Venues for the football tournament of the 2004 Olympic Games. Stadium will be renovated by the time of the Games. Toumba Stadium will be renovated by the time of the Games.

The «new» stadium will include:

Access:

By car: From Egnatia Street to Gregoriou Lambraki Street.

By bus: No. 14 or No. 37 from Egnatia Street to Saint Barbara's Church stop No. 30 from Martiou Street to Saint Barbara's Church stop No. 12 from Mitropoleos Street to PAOK's Stadium stop

FC PAOK’s Training Center

A modern training center which was announced best training center in Europe in 2004 by UEFA located in Nea Efkarpia, Thessaloniki

PAOK Marketing and Media

PAOK is one of the better organised clubs in the world in terms of marketing.Since 1992 when PAOK Marketing Inc.was founded the club has developed rapidly.

In 2001 the first Greek Club Channel was launched.It was named PAOK Channel and was loved by fans from the first moment.Unfortunally, Alpha Digital ,the company responsible for the channel's broadcast went bankrupt and the service was shut down

PAOK Boutique is the club's official shop.It is considered to be one of the best club shop in the whole world.It was designed by a group of American companies and opened in 1996.It is located in Toumpa Stadium and serves PAOK's fan from Greece as well as other Balkan countries such as Bulgaria,Turkey and Albania.It is a must place to visit in Thessaloniki.

PAOK Shops

These are the official PAOK's shops.The offer a wide variety of products such as official PAOK merchantise,mobile phones by PAOK Telecom and more.Currently,there are shops in Athens,Herakleion,New York,Toronto,Chicago,Melbourne,Tokyo and Beijing.

Official Telecommunications company exclusively for PAOK's fans.It offers a wide variety of products.

Brother Clubs

Basketball

Football

See also

External links


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