The Centenary exhibition

di Andrea Rosselli

 

Should you find yourself strolling about the center of Torino this winter, you will undoubtedly find yourself wandering about Piazza Castello – found right in the heart of the...

di Andrea Rosselli

This exhibit holds some of the most valued sports items that the city of Torino possesses. Along with two Italian friends I went for a visit yesterday.

Near to the ticket collection hangs the evolution of the Torino symbol, which evokes many to share their opinion on what they think is the best or worst design. Hand gestures fly left and right as friends try to convince others that their opinion is naturally the best.

The fans of Torino are proud to share their history with a foreigner…

This exhibit does not focus only on “Grande Torino” but on the entire 100 year history of the club, thus as an American I came across many unknown faces that my friends happily pointed out. Ferrini “Il Capitano”. Meroni “La Farfalla”. Leo Junior. The players of the last Scudetto Sala e Pulici. Any fan of sport can find something to enjoy with a quick walk through the exhibit with plenty of photos of not only the matches and players but also of the city.

Matt HalsdorffCalifornia Granata