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Panagiotis Bachramis

1976 – 2010

Greek footballer

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Lived 1976 – 2010 (aged 34). Panagiotis Bachramis was a Greek association football player.

Panagiotis Bachramis (; 12 March 1976 – 13 August 2010) was a Greek professional footballer who played as midfielder. On 13 August 2010, he was killed when a speedboat struck him while he was snorkeling near the beach in Kyparissia.

Career Born in Kalamata, Bachramis began playing football with local side, Apollon Kalamata in the fourth division. He joined city rivals, Kalamata in 1994, the club he would play for seven seasons in the First and Second Division. In 1995, Bachramis made his debut in the first division at age 19, in a 5–0 victory over AEL.

In 2001, Bachramis signed with Iraklis, where he played until he joined AEL in 2004. He helped the club of Larissa to gain the promotion to the First Division and win the 2007 Greek Football Cup title. Bachramis also played in the 2007-08 UEFA Cup, where AEL bowed out against Blackburn Rovers F.C. He would finish his career with Veria F.C. in the Second Division, playing a total of more than 280 competitive League, Cup and European matches for his clubs.

Statistics Points (as of 2009): 268 matches First Division: 162 Second Division: 69 Greek Cup: 33 Greek Super Cup: 1 Intertoto: 1 UEFA Cup: 2

Goals (as of 2009): 29 First Division: 14 Beta Ethniki: 9 Greek Cup: 6

Clubs Years Clubs Points Goals 1993–94 Apollon Kalamata (D) 1994–95 Kalamata 14 (B) + 2 (Cup) 0 1995–96 Kalamata 18 (A) + 2 (Cup) 1 (Α) + 1 (Cup) 1996–97 Kalamata 17 (A) + 2 (Cup) 2 (A) 1997–98 Kalamata 19 (A) 2 (A) 1998–99 Kalamata 22 (B'') + 4 (Cup) 4 (B) + 2 (Cup) 1999–2000 Kalamata 16 (A) + 4 (Cup) 2 (A) + 2 (Cup) 2000–01 Kalamata 17 (A) + 2 (Cup) 4 (A) 2001–02 Iraklis 13 (A) + 6 (Cup) 0 2002–03 Iraklis 14 (A) 0 2003–04 Iraklis 5 (A) + 3 (Cup) 0 (A) + 1 (Cup) 2004–05 AEL 21 (B) + 3 (Cup) 4 (B) 2005–06 AEL 26 (A) + 4 (Cup) 3 (A) 2006–07 AEL 6 (A) + 0 (Cup) + 1 (I) 0 2007–08 AEL 11 (A) + 2 (Cup) +1 (SC) + 2 (UEFA) 0 2008–09 Veria 12 (B) +1 (Cup) 1 (B) 2009–10 Veria 9 (C) 1 (C) Years National teams Points Goals (;)-1995 U19 team 1996–1997 U21 team 2 1

Abbreviations: A or 1st: matches and goals in the First Division B or 2nd: matches and goals in the Second Division C or 3rd: matches and goals in the Third Division D or 4th: matches and goals in the Fourth Division Cup matches and goals in the Greek Cup SC matches and goals in the Super Cup I matches and goals in Intertoto

HonoursAEL''' Greek Cup: 2006–07

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Who was Panagiotis Bachramis?

Greek footballer (1976-2010)

When was Panagiotis Bachramis born?

Panagiotis Bachramis was born on 12 March 1976 in Kalamata.

When did Panagiotis Bachramis die?

Panagiotis Bachramis died on 13 August 2010 in Kyparissia.

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Panagiotis Bachramis was an association football player.

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Panagiotis Bachramis was Greek.

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