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Paul Afkos

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In early 2004 allegations involving Afkos' connections with a convicted drug dealer emerged leading to his resigning of his candidacy in early 2004. The drug dealer, Constantinos Papakostas, was caught by police selling speed in a car owned by Afkos. It was also alleged that Afkos had lent him money.
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In 2000 Afkos (while still a shareholder in Perth Glory) as president of the Soccer Administration of Western Australia was a backer of an unsuccessful Soccer West Coast bid for a second Perth team in the National Soccer League. Other backers included prominent Perth businessmen David Schrandt –
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area safer including support for a plan to introduce metal detectors in licensed venues. Afkos is a former president of the Hellenic Community of Western Australia.
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as he launched his campaign: "He has been in every sense a wonderful citizen of this country and I'm proud to have him as the Liberal Party candidate."
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Afkos as of 2008 is chair of business group Business Improvement Group of Northbridge (BIG-N). Afkos has been actively involved with making the
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Afkos is managing director of design and engineering company Afkos Industries who specialise in working in the resources sector.
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In 2006 a bid was made by Afkos and a number of associates to buy out the 75% share of Perth Glory owned by
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administrator and political aspirant. He is father of former footballer James Afkos. He was born in
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Papacostas was subsequently sentenced to eight years in prison.
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is an Australian businessman of Greek background, former
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Index

OAM
football (soccer)
Nestorio
Perth
Perth
Perth Glory
Nick Tana
Len Buckeridge
Soccer Australia
Frank Lowy
Liberal Party
Stirling
John Howard
Northbridge
The West Australian
The West Australian
"NSL LICENCE EXPOSÉ"
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"Actions of Australia's defiant soccer trio criminal: fed chief Crawford"
"SBS waiting on sideline to substitute Seven"
The Sydney Morning Herald
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"Four Corners transcript"
"Glory boss begs 'troglodytes' to cave in"
"Candidate quits over alleged drug dealer links"
The Age
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"Disendorsed Liberal candidate denies drug links"
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"MPs hoping to regain momentum"

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