Immortal Torino: How The Superga Air Crash Robbed Italian Football Of Its Champions Roberto Pennino Pitch Publishing Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Health Family

It Was Just After Five O’clock On 4 May 1949 As The Avio Linee Italiane Fiat G 212 Carrying 18 Players Of Ac Torino And 13 Other Passengers Preparing To Land At Turin’s Aeritalia Airport Thick Fog Meant Visibility Poor Strong Winds Had Blown Plane Off Course Disorientated Around Ten Miles From Runway Flying In Excess 100Mph When Suddenly Out Emerged Basilica Superga With No Time For Pilot React Crashed Into Killing All 31 Instantly – Including Manager Erno Egri Erbstein English Coach Leslie Lievesley Three Well-Known Italian Sports Journalists: Renato Casalbore Founder Tuttosport Tosatti Gazzetta Del Popolo Luigi Cavallero La Stampa Known Grande Honour Their Achievements Dominated Domestic League International Stage Were Backbone National Team They Verge Winning Fifth Successive Championship Flew Lisbon Face Benfica A Friendly 1 Before Home Via Barcelona Days Later Two Crash Declared Champions Club’s Reserve Youth Completed Fixtures Topped Table By Points Published Coincide 75Th Anniversary One Football’s Most Heartbreaking Tragedies Drawing Testimonies Colleagues Team-Mates Who Survived Immortal Is Emotional Story Rise Tragic Fall Greatest Ever Teams Σελίδες: 240 Διαστάσεις: 14 4X14 4Cm