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THE BLOG ON THE LEGHORN'S BASKETBALL HISTORY
Showing posts with label palamacchia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palamacchia. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2012
THE LEGHORN'S BASKETBALL ARENA - 2nd PART: PALAMACCHIA
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
THE LEGHORN'S DERBY - 12th PART: STILL SEVENTIES
A moment of a derby in the middle of the seventies between Libertas Leghorn and Pallacanestro Leghorn (sponsored by Leone Mare).Friday, January 29, 2010
PERSONALITIES - 1st PART: BRUNO MACCHIA
Starting today a new journey in the history of basketball in Leghorn. From today we will begin to examine the major characters (managers, coaches and players) who have written important pages of basketball in our city and in Italy. We start by dr. Bruno Macchia.
Dr. Bruno Macchia has not only been among the pioneers of basketball in Leghorn, but has spent his entire life around the sport, first as a player, then as a coach, then as a manager, both provincial and national level.
He is also responsible for the formation of the first section of arbitration and the start of the women's basketball.
But Bruno Macchia is primarily related to the "Leve basketball", an initiative designed to leave an indelible mark. Board by the recruitment of many young people will leave out many talented basketball labronica who joined the history of basketball country.
From basketball Bruno Macchia not if they have never separated, even when they start to become weak given the age and should be supported by a club. Until the last days of his life, Dr. Macchia has continued to feed on basketball.
Today the old indoor stadium in Leghorn, the mythical PalAllende, which saw the legendary business teams own citizens is called on his behalf, calling it PALAMACCHIA.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
LEGHORN'S DERBY - 8th PART
LEGHORN'S DERBY. The first derbies to PalaMacchia, known as PalaAllende, between Pallacanestro Leghorn and Libertas Leghorn.Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
THE DERBY WAS THE DERBY
IN THIS FOTO: FLAVIO CARERA (# 17), ELVIS ROLLE (# 12) AND BEHIND LUCA SILVESTRIN
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