Antonis Migiakis

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Antonis Migiakis (Greek: Aντώνης Mηγιάκης; born 23 October 1911 – 19 November 1999) was a star forward for Greek football team Panathinaikos in the 1930s. He is probably best remembered for his memorable performance in his team's 8–2 victory over Olympiakos. During his career he was capped 17 times, scoring 3 goals, for the Greece national football team.

As player of Panathinaikos, he won one greek championship (1930) and two greek cup titles (1940, 1948).

He was the Coach of the Greece national side at the 1952 Olympic Games.

Honours

Panathinaikos

Alpha Ethniki: 1930
Greek Cup: 1940, 1948

References

^ ΕΘΝΙΚΕΣ ΟΜΑΔΕΣ > Εθνική Ομάδα Ανδρών (in Greek). Hellenic Football Federation. Archived from the original on 11 May 2010. Retrieved 16 November 2009.

External links

"pao.gr". Archived from the original on 21 June 2009. Retrieved 24 September 2009.
Antonis Migiakis at WorldFootball.net

v t e Greece football squad – 1952 Summer Olympics
1 Petzaropoulos 2 Mouratis 3 Rosidis 4 Kotridis 5 Linoxilakis 6 Ioannou 7 Drosos 8 Bebis (c) 9 Papageorgiou 10 Darivas 11 Emmanouilidis 12 Delavinias 13 Goulios 14 Poulis 15 Petropoulos 16 Patakas Coach: Migiakis

Panathinaikos F.C. – managers

Campbell (1908–14)
Kalafatis (1914–16)
Barnes (1916–17)
Kalafatis (1917–23)
Nikolaidis (1923–28)
Forner (1928–29)
Künsztler (1929–34)
Bem (1934–35)
Künsztler (1935–39)
Dimitriadis (1939–41)
Asderis (1943–44)
Th. Nikolaidis (1944)
Ypofantis (1944)
Migiakis (1945–48)
Strnad (1948–50)
Migiakis (1950–51)
Game (1951–53)
Glišović (1953–58)
Zsolnai (1958–59)
Migiakis (1959–60)
Game (1960–63)
Bobek (1963–67)
Guttmann (1967)
Hohberg (1968)
Petropoulos (1968–70)
Puskás (1970–74)
Bobek (1974–75)
Moreira (1975–76)
Górski (1976–78)
Petropoulos (1979)
Pesaola (1979–80)
Allen (1980)
Papaemmanouil (1980)
Senekowitsch (1980–81)
Petropoulos (1981–82)
Kovács (1982–83)
Papaemmanouil (1983)
Tsakos (1983)
Gmoch (1983–85)
Packert (1985–86)
Ivić (1986)
Daniil (1986–88)
Bengtsson (1988–89)
Bonev (1989–90)
Daniil (1990–92)
Osim (1992–94)
Rocha (1994–96)
Zajec (1996–97)
Daniil (1997–99)
Rocha (1999)
Kyrastas (1999–2000)
Anastasiadis (2000–01)
Kyrastas (2001)
Markarián (2001–02)
Santos (2002)
Markarián (2002–03)
Shum (2003–04)
Ščasný (2004–05)
Filakouris (2005)
Malesani (2005–06)
Backe (2006)
Velić (2006)
Muñoz (2006–07)
Peseiro (2007–08)
Ten Cate (2008–09)
Nioplias (2009–10)
Gmoch (2010)
Ferreira (2010–12)
Rocha (2012–13)
Fabri (2013)
Vonortas (2013)
Anastasiou (2013–15)
Stramaccioni (2015–16)
Ouzounidis (2016–18)
Donis (2018–20)
Poyatos (2020)
Bölöni (2020–21)
Jovanović (2021–23)
Terim (2023–24)

Greece national football team – managers

Nikolaidis (1929–30)
Kopřiva (1930–32)
Panourgias (1932–33)
Negrepontis (1933–34)
Nikolaidis (1934–35)
Konstantaras (1935–36)
Künsztler (1936)
Konstantaras (1936–38)
Buckett (1938)
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)
Daniil (1999–2001)
Rehhagel (2001–10)
Santos (2010–14)
Ranieri (2014–15)
Markarián (2015)
Skibbe (2015–18)
Anastasiadis (2018–19)
Van 't Schip (2019–22)
Poyet (2022–24)
Jovanović (2024–)

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