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	Silvio Piola - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Silvio Piola (September 29, 1913 - October 4, 1996) was an Italian footballer whose career lasted from 1929 until 1954.
		Piola was the Serie A top scorer twice while at Lazio, in 1937 and 1943.
		Piola is currently the highest goalscorer in Serie A history, with 274 goals, a full 49 goals ahead of anyone else.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Silvio_Piola (379 words)

	2006BALL [FIFA WorldCup FANS]/news/Piola, the Italian star who shone over France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Piola was born on 29 September 1913 and was only a few months old when his family moved to Vercelli, a small town situated between Turin and Milan, where he was to spend his formative years and make his Serie A debut.
		Silvio Piola was not a member of that squad but 12 months later, on 24 March 1935, he made his debut for the national side against Austria and scored twice to secure victory for Italy in the third edition of the International Cup.
		Piola then struck in the second minute of extra time to secure his country's passage to a quarter-final meeting in Paris with a France team, who could call on the support not only of their own fans but also of many Italians who had fled Mussolini's fascist regime.
	www.2006ball.com /news/?code=2063 (1423 words)

	World Cup 2002 with Franz Beckenbauer - Naharnet
		Silvio Piola didn't finish top scorer, wasn't a second-time World Cup winner and didn't score from the penalty spot with his shorts almost falling down.
		Piola was not affected for this reason but race issues did overshadow the tournament.
		Piola didn't score in the semi-final but set up the winner when he was fouled in the area by Ademir de Guia.
	web.naharnet.com /worldcup/story.asp?id=78 (502 words)

	CALCIO - STORIA DEL CALCIO - SILVIO PIOLA
		Piola esordì in nazionale il 24 Marzo 1935 al Prater di Vienna contro il wunderteam austriaco.
		Piola dice -qui ci vuole una toccatina di Meazza- e gli dà la palla, ma Meazza non volendo restare in debito serve di nuovo Piola e lui insacca in rete.
		Silvio Piola era anche un grande appassionato di caccia, passione mantenuta sin quasi alla fine.
	www.cronologia.it /sport/crono34.htm (1016 words)

	ContiSoccerWorld - FIFA World Cup™ Star 1938 Silvio Piola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Silvio Piola had a fantastic physique and constantly overran his opponents.
		He exploited any opportunity for shooting on goal.” Piola himself referred to the style of play of the then outstanding “Squadra Azzurra” as a pointer for the future: “We were the predecessors of modern, athletic football.
		Piola was discovered as a youth by a football-enthusiast priest.
	www.conti-online.com /generator/www/de/en/continental/contisoccerworld/themes/06_2006_fifa_world_cup/04_wm_stars/16_wmstar_38_piola_en.html (803 words)

	Lo stadio Silvio Piola
		Quest’ultimo venne costruito nel 1932 e fu originariamente dedicato alla memoria del pioniere dell’aeronautica Leonida Robbiano, prima di essere ufficialmente intitolato a Silvio Piola nel 1998.
		Nato il 29 aprile del 1913 a Robbio Lomellina, nel pavese, Piola fu in realta’ un autentico vercellese di adozione e con le casacche bianche dei piemontesi nell’Ottobre del 1933 segno’ ben 6 reti alla Fiorentina, maggior numero di gol realizzato in serie A da parte di un giocatore in una sola partita di.
		Piola vanta anche 30 gol in Nazionale ed il titolo di Campione del Mondo nel ’38, ma paradossalmente non vinse mai uno scudetto.
	www.provercelli.com /stadio.html (658 words)

	Provincia di Vercelli - Premio Silvio Piola 2001
		Il calcio come fenomeno sportivo universale ha trovato in Silvio Piola un protagonista straordinario per le sue imprese tecnico-agonistiche, esempio di fuoriclasse anche per correttezza e fair play: un campione sul campo e nella vita, un'espressione genuina di vercellesità, di passione sportiva vissuta nel sacrificio e nella semplicità.
		Silvio Piola: campione di ieri, esempio di oggi" è promossa, nell'ambito del Premio Silvio Piola, dall'Assessorato allo sport e pubblica istruzione della Provincia di Vercelli, in collaborazione con il MIUR - DGR Piemonte - Centro Servizi Amministrativi di Vercelli.
		Silvio Piola ha unito fervore e passione a semplicità e discrezione: un uomo di fatti, alieno ad ogni forma di divismo.
	www.provincia.vercelli.it /news/iniziativ/piola/concorso.htm (1567 words)

	Silvio Piola - Wikipedia
		Silvio Piola (Robbio, PV, 29 settembre 1913 – Gattinara, VC 4 ottobre 1996) è stato un calciatore italiano, il più prolifico centravanti italiano di tutti i tempi.
		Probabilmente i dirigenti juventini lo giudicarono ormai un giocatore troppo vecchio: in realtà l’inossidabile Piola portò il Novara in serie A e disputò nella massima categoria ancora sei campionati segnando 70 reti.
		Nonostante la sua carriera lunga e di successo, sebbene nel suo palmares figuri un campionato del mondo, Piola non vinse mai uno scudetto, sfiorandolo solamente nel 1936-37.
	it.wikipedia.org /wiki/Silvio_Piola (643 words)

	Silvio Piola, Grandi campioni del calcio, grandi cannonnieri, grandi fuoriclasse
		Silvio Piola, Grandi campioni del calcio, grandi cannonnieri, grandi fuoriclasse
		Silvio Piola, Grandi campioni del calcio, grandi cannonieri, grandi fuoriclasse
		Silvio Piola è il più grande cannoniere italiano di tutti i tempi, con 290 reti in 566 partite di campionato, e 30 reti in 34 incontri disputati in Nazionale.
	www.new-dimension-software.com /news/mondiali/silvio-piola.php (483 words)

	CNNSI.com - CNNSI.com's complete coverage of the FIFA World Cup - World Cup Hall of Fame: Silvio Piola - Tuesday May ...
		Simply called "Silvio gol," Piola was a formidable striker for Lazio and Italy, scoring 30 times in 34 internationals including two in the 1938 World Cup final in Paris, when the Azzurri retained their title with a 4-2 win over Hungary.
		With quick feet and a deadly shot, Piola was the perfect foil for playmaker and captain Giuseppe Meazza at the 1938 finals.
		In the second round Piola was on target twice in Italy's 3-1 win over host France, setting up a semifinal with the in-form Brazilians.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /soccer/world/2002/world_cup/hof/piola (226 words)

	Silvio Piola
		Piola, Silvio (Robbio Lomellina, Pavia 1913 - Vercelli 1996), il più grande cannoniere del calcio italiano.
		Centravanti di sfondamento, protagonista dal 1930 al 1954, si impose grazie alla notevole prestanza fisica e alle doti acrobatiche.
		Tra le sue reti storiche anche quella segnata furbescamente di mano che permise all'Italia di pareggiare 2-2 con l'Inghilterra, a Milano, nel 1939.
	digilander.libero.it /yoghi1976/piola.htm (197 words)

	Italy's Lament
		Blessed Glanville is with a scholarly grasp of Italian and a peerless recall of time and place, his new edition of "The Story of the World Cup" (Faber and Faber) continues to be the magnum opus of international soccer in the English language.
		Piola scored twice in that match, and twice more in the final, when Italy beat Hungary, 4-2.
		Even Guiseppe (Peppino) Meazza, his captain and the center-forward of 1934, was moved by Piola, moved to a supporting role at inside forward.
	www.iht.com /articles/1994/01/12/rob.php (933 words)

	Sejarah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		"Piola was born in Lomellina, the meeting point of three races: Ligurian, Celtic and Germano-Lombardi.
		Silvio Piola would go on to be the all-time top scorer in Italy - the greatest ever 'bomber' in biancoceleste (144 goals).
		With Piola, results started to look up: Lazio finished in 5th place (1934/35), 7th (1935/36) and were in touching distance of the championship in the 1936/37 season, coming second by only three points to Bologna.
	www.lazio.manadonetwork.com /sejarah.html (2465 words)

	Mostra fotografica Giuseppe Palmas professione fotoreporter: sezione Sport
		Le foto mostrano una giovanissima Delia Scala insieme a Silvio Piola (alla fine della carriera) e a Bonomi rispettivamente capitani del Novara e del Milan, e dell'arbitro Agnolin.
		Tra gli altri riconosciamo i calciatori Silvio Piola (di nuovo), l'ungherese Stefano Nyers (Inter), Riccardo Carapellese, i danesi John Hansen e Karl Aage Praest (Juventus) e perfino Nicolò Carosio, la voce radiofonica del calcio di quegli anni.
		The photos show a very young Delia Scala with Silvio Piola (at the end of his career) and Bonomi, respective captains of the Novara and Milan teams, and the umpire Agnolin.
	www.fotopalmas.com /_info/sport.htm (1802 words)

	Silvio Piola
		La famiglia Piola di Vercelli, gestiva un’attivita’ di commercio al minuto (avevano anche un banchetto al mercato, attivita’, questa piu’ che mai itinerante), e decisero di spostare momentaneamente il domicilio in Robbio per una maggiore comodita’ lavorativa.
		Ma Robbio e’ una mera tappa volante per il piccolo Piola (e la sua famiglia), che infatti ritornarono rapidamente in “sede” - cioe’ a Vercelli - quando il futuro goleador aveva meno di dieci mesi.
		E’ qui che Silvio cresce, gioca e contrae il bacillo del giuoco del calcio, forse trasmessogli proprio dallo zio Pinot.
	www.provercelli.com /silviopiola.html (366 words)

	"Silvio Gol" - Home - kicker online
		Aber bereits in Piolas erstem Länderspiel 1935 sollte er eines Besseren belehrt werden: Der Mittelstürmer überzeugte bei seinem Debüt mit Schnelligkeit, Kampf- und Schussstärke, Durchsetzungsvermögen und Eleganz und nicht zuletzt durch seinen Torriecher: Der Neuling schoss beide Tore beim 2:0 gegen Österreich.
		"Silvio Gol" hatte mit fünf Turniertoren entscheidenden Anteil an der erfolgreichen Titelverteidigung Italiens.
		September 1913 in Robbio Lomellina geborene Piola, der später noch für Juventus Turin und bis zu seinem Karriereende 1954 für Novara Calcio spielte, die Rangliste der erfolgreichsten Torschützen der Serie A mit 290 Treffern an.
	www.kicker.de /wmspecial/wm2006/startseite/artikel/315080 (533 words)

	Piola Silvio - Foto e provini - Photos and contact prints
		Silvio Piola, Italian soccer player, with his son and his wife - Milan, 28 dicembre 1950
		Bonomi, Silvio Piola, calciatori, Delia Scala, attrice - Novara, 9 settembre 1951, durante l'incontro di calcio Novara-Milan
		Bonomi (2), Calciatori (45), Calcio (59), Milan (2), Novara (1), Piola Silvio (2), Scala Delia (105), Soccer (47)
	www.fotopalmas.com /_indici/Piola_Silvio.htm (191 words)

	All Piolas in the world (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The word ``Piola" has at least three meanings: in Piedmuntish idiom it means ``wine pub" or also ``axe"; in lunfardo (argentinian slang) it means ``cool" and in Spanish seafaring jargon is a rope; the Portuguese dictionary translates "Piola" into "string, cord".
		From there, some Piolas emigrated to South America, to Switzerland and, from there, to France.
		There is also a city named Piola, in Florida (USA), and a Piola is one of the founders of the Bank of Italy in Uruguay.
	www.ilpiola.it /genealogy/index_e.html (332 words)

	Planet World Cup - The All-Time World Cup - Final - Italy v Argentina
		Being disturbed by Piola however he dropped the ball and Riva was there first to tab it in: 1-0.
		Riva was the better of Zanetti and also Ruggeri (against Piola) and Marzolini (against Meazza) were in trouble more than once.
		Italy now hardly left their own half but had the chance to make everything clear when Riva feeded Piola with an excellent pass.
	www.planetworldcup.com /atwc/final_ita_v_arg.html (1961 words)

	Piola and Piolla in Brazil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In Brazil some immigrants from Italy had their name changed in Piolla; this is a message from a relative of Silvio Piola who lives in Brazil:
		Jose Piola was married to Maria Gurati (from Veneza).
		He told me also that he thinks Jose Piola was born in Torino and had a cousin named Silvio Piola, who played in the World Cup of 30 in the Italy's team.
	www.ilpiola.it /genealogy/piolla_e.html (170 words)

	CNNSI.com - CNNSI.com's complete coverage of the FIFA World Cup - World Cup Hall of Fame: Giuseppe Meazza - Tuesday May ...
		A late, freakish equalizer had denied Czechoslovakia a deserved victory, and in extra time Meazza laid on the cross from which Schiavio eventually grabbed the winning goal.
		Four years later Meazza was captain of the world champion, and he had been joined in attack by the talented Silvio Piola.
		If Italy's win in 1934 had been fortunate, and tarnished by its appropriation for propaganda purposes by Mussolini's regime, its performance against Hungary established it as a deserving champion in the final tournament before the interruption of war.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /soccer/world/2002/world_cup/hof/meazza (322 words)

	Planet World Cup - The All-Time World Cup - Second Round - Italy v Czechoslovakia
		One minute later a new attack, Piola won it in the air against Popluhar and Meazza netted.
		After a beautiful solo, Piola hit the bar above Viktor but Mazzola had followed and scored from the rebound: 2-0, looking at Italy's impressive display and the lack of real resistance at Czech' side, it seemed decided already.
		On the other end Piola almost scored for the 3rd time and Viktor had to risk his health when he kept Riva from scoring.
	www.planetworldcup.com /atwc/r2_ita_v_cze.html (1067 words)

	Silvio Piola (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		'''Silvio Piola''' (born September 29, 1913 in Robbio Lomellina, Italy, died October 4, 1996 in Gattinara, Italy) was an Italian footballer whose career lasted from 1929 until 1954.
		Then, from 1945 to 1947, Piola played for Juventus, before moving back to Novara, where he stayed for seven seasons.
		Whatever it is, I need not say I will leave you.
	silvio-piola.kiwiki.homeip.net.cob-web.org:8888 (336 words)

	History suggests tight final in prospect
		In four games from 1938 stretching across 60 years to 1998, they have met twice in Paris, in the quarter-finals, once in Mexico, in a second round contest, and once in Mar del Plata, Argentina, in an opening-round group clash.
		That game, played in front of 58,455 partisan spectators, is remembered as much for the anti-Fascist atmosphere at the Yves du Manoir stadium as for Piola's goals.
		The Italians went on to beat Brazil 2-1 in a semi-final played at the Velodrome in Marseille and then defeated Hungary 4-2 in the final in Paris, Piola scoring twice more.
	news.webindia123.com /news/Articles/Sports/20060706/384276.html (522 words)

	The Daily Star Web Edition Vol. 5 Num 690 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Above all, the latest centre-forward, Silvio Piola, was the best in Europe.
		Hungary were their surprise opponents, having rarely been threatened on their path to the final, thrashing Sweden 5-1 in the semi thanks to a Zsengeller hattrick.
		Italy, however, proved stiffer opponents and courtesy of two goals from Silvio Piola and Gino Colaussi the Italians won their second straight title with a 4-2 win in front of 45,000 supporters on the outskirts of Paris.
	www.thedailystar.net /2006/05/09/d60509040233.htm (667 words)

	Zoo Novara Supporters Novara Calcio 1908 Website
		Associazione Calcio Novara City: Novara, Italy Stadium: Silvio Piola.
		Colours: light-blue shirt with City's Badge on chest (a white cross on a red field), left side/white/light-blue Current position: Italian Championship C1 Group A 2003-2004.
		Legendary National Team's forward Silvio Piola reached the "blues" of AC Novara.
	www.zoonovara.com /societa.htm (602 words)

	Piola - Page:2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Y por último, aquí una persona que "se quedó piola" sería una persona tranquila.
		Sí, otra expresión muy usual es "quedate piola" o "vos quedate piola", en el mismo sentido de "quedate tranquilo".
		Piola indudablemente es un apellido: por ejemplo Silvio Piola fue un futbolista en los años '30.
	www.forodeespanol.com /Archive/Piola/2/zn/Post.htm (401 words)

	ESPNsoccernet - World Cup - World Cup 1938 - Hosts France
		With the Italians having defeated France, home fans were well and truly behind the Magyars and hoped they could spring a surprise.
		But with centre-forward Silvio Piola in superb form, Italy were even better than they had been four years earlier.
		Piola and Gino Colaussi scored two each as the Hungarians were swept away by superior tactical nous of Italian coach Vittorio Pozzo.
	soccernet.espn.go.com /columns/story?id=365233 (596 words)

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