Английская Википедия:1948–49 AC Torino season

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Шаблон:Infobox football club season During the 1948–49 season Associazione Calcio Torino competed in Serie A.

Summary

The season is remembered by Superga air disaster ,[1] on 4 May ending the Grande Torino era. After clinching 4 consecutive titles the Granata were ready to win the 5th title at top of the league table. 4 rounds before the ending of championship Grande Torino traveled to Lisboa, to play a friendly match against Benfica due to retirement of Francisco Ferreira.[2] Game which Toro lost 4–3.[3] Torino was named winner of the championship by the Federation, and the Youth squad was able to play the last 4 rounds. Finished a short summer interval from the end of previous season, competition officially resumed in Italy after the 1948 Summer Olympics. Prematurely eliminated, Vittorio Pozzo lost his position as sole commissioner of the Italy national team and Ferruccio Novo took his place.

New season began in mid-September with a Torino almost identical to that of the previous championships; there was only Franco Ossola permanently in place of Pietro Ferraris, who, at age 36, had moved to Novara. The midfielder Rubens Fadini arrived from Gallarate, Dino Ballarin, brother of the goalkeeper Aldo was signed from Chioggia; the Hungarian-Czechoslovakian Július Schubert, a left-sided midfielder; and strikers Emile Bongiorni and Ruggero Grava arrived from Racing Parigi and Roubaix-Tourcoing respectively. The club began the season after a long tour in Brazil where the team met Palmeiras, Corinthians, São Paulo and Portuguesa, losing only once. During the season, reduced to 24 teams after three promotions and relegations, Ernest Erbstein was appointed as the team's technical director and the Englishman Leslie Lievesley became the coach.[4] The campaign also saw injuries to Virgilio Maroso, Eusebio Castigliano, Romeo Menti and Sauro Tomà,[5] plus the long suspension for Aldo Ballarin. The Granata, which debuted with a victory against Pro Patria, suffered a defeat in the second round to Atalanta; the team recovered with five straight wins, including that of the derby, but lost again, in Milan, against the Rossoneri. The club would relinquish the lead in the standings,[6] then recapture it, finishing midway through the season on par with Genoa, from which a third defeat was suffered, losing 3–0. In the return leg of the derby Torino would defeat Juventus 3–0. Torino's advantage increased in the standings, gaining a maximum of six point on Inter in second place.[7] However, a pair of draws (in Trieste and Bari) allowed Inter to close the gap within four points from Torino. On 30 April 1949, the two clubs met in Milan, ending 0–0, with Torino approaching their fifth consecutive title (the record would be equaled). The team travelled to Portugal to play in a friendly against Benfica. However, upon return Torino perished in the Superga air disaster.

Superga air disaster

Шаблон:Main The airplane with the team crashed at Basilica di Superga nearby Torino. There were deaths of team chairmen and club workers, baggage men and three of the best journalists in the country at the time: Renato Casalbore (founder of Tuttosport magazine); Renato Tosatti (from journal Gazzetta del Popolo) and Luigi Cavallero (from journal La Stampa). The shocking corpse identification was made by former Italian National Team manager Vittorio Pozzo. The spezzino player Sauro Tomà, injured, did not travel to Lisboa. The following persons in the Torino circle did not travel: second goalkeeper Renato Gandolfi (instead third goalkeeper Dino Ballarin did), the radio anchor Nicolò Carosio and former manager of Italian National Team also journalist Vittorio Pozzo (Torino preferred to give the seat to Cavallero). [8] [9]

Legacy

The impact of the tragedy in Italy was colossal. An official estimate of about one million persons attended funerals at Piazza in the city of Torino to say goodbye to the players and club officials. The shock of the tragedy was the main reason for the long travel on boat across the Atlantic Ocean by Italian National Team to play the 1950 FIFA World Cup in Brazil rather than use an airplane.[10] Rebuilding of Torino as a competitive squad lasted a long term and could not win another championship until 1976.

List of victims

Players
Club officials
  • Arnaldo Agnisetta
  • Ippolito Civalleri
  • Andrea Bonaiuti (coordinator of team travels)
Managers
Journalists
Baggage Men
  • Pierluigi Meroni
  • Celeste D'Inca
  • Cesare Biancardi
  • Antonio Pangrazi

Squad

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Youth Squad

After Superga air disaster, youth squad (primavera) disputed the last four round of the competition: they are not considered title winners due to Italian Federation (FIGC) actually assigned the championship to the senior squad.

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Transfers

In
Pos. Name from Type
GK Renato Gandolfi Carrarese
DF Piero Operto Casale
DF Vito Sante Miolli Castellana
MF Rubens Fadini Gallaratese
MF Luigi Giuliano Pro Vercelli
MF Július Schubert Slovan Bratislava
FW Émile Bongiorni RC Paris
FW Ruggero Grava CO Roubaix-Tourcoing
Out
Pos. Name To Type
DF Raffaele Cuscela Lucchese loan out
FW Josef Fabian Lucchese
FW Pietro Ferraris II Novara
FW Oreste Guaraldo Prato

Competitions

Serie A

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League table

1948–49 Serie A

Matches

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Statistics

Squad Statistics

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Serie A 60 19 18 1 0 48 10 19 7 9 3 30 24 38 25 10 3 78 34 +44

Players statistics

Numbers of Youth squad in cursive.

Appearances

Goalscorers

References

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External links

See also

Шаблон:Torino F.C. Шаблон:Torino F.C. seasons Шаблон:1948–49 in Italian football

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Разное

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