Piero Battara, the Batman of Sampdoria, Died: He Was 90 Years Old, Coached Pagliuca
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He died at 90 years old Pietro "Piero" Battara, historical goalkeeper of Sampdoria and coach of Gianluca Pagliuca. (ANSA)
He tied his career mainly to Sampdoria, then becoming one of the first coaches specialized in the preparation of goalkeepers
(ANSA) - GENOVA, 27 SET - He died at 90 years old Pietro "Piero" Battara, historical goalkeeper of Sampdoria and coach of Gianluca Pagliuca.
He died at 90 years old Pietro "Piero" Battara, historical goalkeeper of Sampdoria and coach of Gianluca Pagliuca. Batman Battara, as nicknamed by the blue fans, was born in Turin in 1936 and arrived at Samp, coming from Vicenza, in 1972 and remained there until 1972 when he was given to Bologna. His figurine was among the untraceable for collectors of the Panini albums. "The fiery shield sewn over the heart and a uniform capable of making epoch…
Historic doorman with 243 presences, he was one of the pioneers of the goalkeepers. The memory of the club: "A myth that will remain forever in our history"
The protagonist of 243 presences in the blouse, was among the first preparatory of the goalkeepers in Coverciano and in the staff of Boškov, launching Gianluca Pagliuca
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