P.A.S. Korinthos

The history of the club began in 1957 when Pagkorinthiakos was formed after the amalgamation of the two teams of CorinthOlympiakos Korinthos and A.E. Korinthos. In 1963 the club merged with Aris Korinthos to form A.P.S Korinthos. In 1999 Korinthos merged with a re-established Pagkorinthiakos to form the current P.A.S. Korinthos. ==League history==

Summary • 5 seasons in Greek top level, Super League Greece. Last one in 1992–93 season when it was Alpha Ethniki. • 25 seasons in Football League. Last one in 1994–95 season when it was Beta Ethniki. • 10 seasons in Football League 2. Last one in 2013–14 season. • 8 seasons in Delta Ethniki. Last one in 2011–12 season. • 5 seasons in Corinthia Football Clubs Association (E.P.S. Corinthia) Premier Division. Last one in 2016–17 season. Season by Season : ==International record==

• Second Division – Champion: 1 • 1978–79 • Second Division – Runner Up: 5 • 1964–65, 1969–70, 1973–74, 1976–77, 1990–91 • Third Division – Runner Up: 1 • 1985–86 • Fourth Division – Champion: 2 • 2006–07, 2011–12 • Fourth Division – Runner Up: 2 • 2004–05, 2005–06 ==Notable former staff==

This section contains players and managers that have been part of the Greek "big-4" football clubs (Olympiacos, Panathinaikos, AEK Athens, PAOK) or members of their respective national teams. Managers ;Czech Republic • Petr Packert ;Greece • Nikos Alefantos Players ;Greece • Angelos Anastasiadis • Iakovos Hatziathanasiou • Thanasis Intzoglou • Makis Katsavakis • Nikos Kourmpanas • Giannis Marditsis • Kostas Mpatsinilas • Mihalis Mylonas • Giannis Pathiakakis • Hristos Petriniotis • Ioannis Stefas • Giorgos Togias • Dionysis Tsamis ;Poland • Mirosław Okoński ;Romania • Dănuţ Lupu ==References==