js1000 Posted September 18, 2012 Posted September 18, 2012 signed a 1 year contract with RSC Charleroi and will continue his career in belgium
Doxa Posted August 25, 2015 Posted August 25, 2015 He should have become 2nd goalkeeper at Leverkusen after EC in 2012 but he waited to long now look what became of him!
Greekaroos Posted April 2, 2016 Posted April 2, 2016 Michalis Sifakis finally made his Belgium Jupiler League debut for Kortrijk in overnight (2 April 2016) action in a scoreless draw at home to Royal Moucron-Peruwelz.
Greekaroos Posted April 3, 2016 Posted April 3, 2016 He had played in the Belgium Cup but this was his first Jupiler League match for K.V. Kortrijk. He did play 10 matches in the Belgium Jupiler League for Charleroi S.C. back in season 2012/13.
Greekaroos Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 Michalis Sifakis in goals for K.V. Kortrijk for a 2nd consecutive match away to Standard Liege. The match finished 1-1 with both goals scored by Greek internationals Thanasis Papazoglou for K.V. Kortrijk in the 12th minute & Giannis Maniatis from the penalty spot for Standard Liege in the 31st minute. 1
RED SHERIFF Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 its very painful to describe papazoglou and maniatis as Greek internationals.. On the flip side..I believe sifakis in form is our second best keeper..
Greekaroos Posted April 13, 2016 Posted April 13, 2016 I haven't seen much of Papazoglou whom must be a late bloomer & the reason for getting his 1st cap at the age of 28 years of age. Maniatis might not be the most skillful & not good on PlayStation but in reality he is very important to a team. At Euro 2012 he was clocked at as covering the most distance of any player in the tournament per match. He is fearless in not taking a backward step in the midfield turning 50/50 challenges towards his team & therefore more possession for his more creative & attacking players whom if you have played appreciate these hardworking defensive midfielders. People whom don't understand the tactical side of football & recognize that at Brazil 2014 Maniatis slotted into right back for cover when Torosidis went forward & left back when Holebas went forward knowing if they lost the ball the therio had their position covered, working well with Samaris whom would slide into the middle. Watching recent matches like the loss to Iceland & many other recently Greece would dominate possession & when ever the opposition got the ball they would go through the midfield like they won't there. The Greek defense got no protection from the midfield at all. It was a rizili! Tachtsidis looked very good & creative in the midfield but seemed to get into Fortounis way trying to compete with him as the number 10 playmaker of the team rather than doing the job he was selected to do of a defensive midfielder. He leaves Samaris on his own & doesn't want to ruin his hair in 50/50 challenges but just walks around lost when defending. Tachtsidis & some others seem to be playing for themselves, trying to impress agents. Maniatis is a team playing doing all the dirty, unpopular duties which are unnoticed by most football fans but are appreciated by team mates. 1
pash Posted April 13, 2016 Posted April 13, 2016 Maniatis is hot smelly garbage. Sifakis, not a bad GK. Probably deserving of being the backup, assuming he's playing (which it seems he rarely does). 1
Akritis_1944 Posted April 13, 2016 Posted April 13, 2016 When you say "hot smelly garbage" you're praising him, nai? 1
Greekaroos Posted April 13, 2016 Posted April 13, 2016 Opinions are like ass holes. We all have one. 1
Greekaroos Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 Michalis Sifakis has been in goals in K.V. Kortrijk's last two Belgium Pro League matches, finally getting some game time in the 2016/2017 season in last weeks 3-0 away loss to Genk & in last nights 2-1 home win against Lokeren.
Greekaroos Posted August 8, 2017 Posted August 8, 2017 SAMARAS AND SIFAKIS CONTINUE IN SECOND DIVISION TURKEY Two former Greek internationals Michalis Sifakis and Georgios Samaras will continue their careers in Turkey for Samsunspor. Over the weekend, Michalis Sifakis and Georgios Samaras made their move to Turkey official after signing new deals with Samsunspor, a club that competes in the Turkish second division. The two players, who have both played for Greece’s national team, are in the later stages of their career and will look to help their new club gain promotion to the Turkish Super Lig. Sifakis is coming off a two year spell in Belgium with Kortrijk while Georgios Samaras finished a short stay in the Spanish second division with Real Zaragoza.
La Mendel Posted February 4, 2018 Posted February 4, 2018 After starting four times in a row for his club, Sifakis was benched in the last round again (Samsunspor won 2-0 against Manisaspor).
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