Trata-se de Sílvio Parodi Ramos, que esteve vascaíno entre 1954/1955.
Ele é conterrâneo de um grande ídolo do futebol paraguaio, o atacante, Romerito. Assim como este, nasceu em Luque (06.11.1931), onde iniciou a carreira, pelo Sportivo Luqueño, defendendo-o, entre 1953 a 1954.
Em seu primeiro ano vascaíno, Parodi entrava em uma escalação do treinador Flávio Costa, que usava, normalmente: Barbosa (Victor González), Paulinho e Bellini (Elias); Eli (Laerte), Mirim e Dario; Sabará, Ademir, Vavá (Alvinho), Pinga (Maneca) e Parodi. Em 1955, seguia titular, mas já tinha Djayr em seu encalço. Flávio Costa escalava: Hélio (Ernani), Paulinho e Bellini (Haroldo); Mirim (Laerte), Orlando e Beto (Dario); Sabará, Válter (Maneca), Vavá, Pinga e Parodi (Djayr).
Após duas temporadas em São Januário , Parodi foi para a italiana Fiorentina e por lá ficou em 1956/1957.
O atacante paraguaio Parodi experimentou, também, o futebol dos espanhóis, indo defender o Racing Santander, de1961 a 1962. Em 1963, tentou jogar nos campos colombianos, pelo Américas, de Cali.
No ano seguinte, já estava no Millonarios, em 1964, mas ficou na suplência do brasileiro Lima, um ponta-esquerda baixinho que fora titular no Corinthians.Não teve grande sucesso nessa empreitada colombiana.
Parodi foi, ainda, defensor do selecionado paraguaio. E, em 1987, treinou o time guarani. Baixinho, medindo 1m64cm de altura, disputou 40 partidas internacionais e marcou 10 gols. Teve o apelido de Rayo e, no Vasco, atuou, também, pela ponta-direita.
Who is this Parodi that appears scoring a penalty goal? It is Silvio Parodi Ramos, who was Basque between 1954/1955.
He is compatriot of a great Paraguayan football idol, the striker, Romerito. Like this, he was born in Luque (06.11.91), where he began his career, for Sportivo Luqueño, for which he acted in 1953/1954.
In his first Vasco year, Parodi entered a lineup of coach Flávio Costa, which he usually wore: Barbosa (Victor González), Paulinho and Bellini (Elias); Eli (Laerte), Mirim and Dario; Sabará, Ademir, Vavá (Alvinho), Pinga (Maneca) and Parodi.
In 1955, he was heading, but Djayr was already on his trail. Flávio Costa scaled: Helio (Ernani), Paulinho and Bellini (Haroldo); Mirim (Laerte), Orlando and Beto (Dario); Sabará, Válter (Maneca), Vavá, Pinga and Parodi (Djayr).
After two seasons in São Januário, Parodi went to the Italian Fiorentina and put there stayed in 1956/1957. He also experimented with Spanish football, defending Racing Santander from 1961 to 1962.
In 1963, he tried Colombian football, for the Americas, in Cali. The following year, he was already in the Millonarios, in 1964, but was in substitution of the Brazilian Lima, a small left-wing who had been titular in Corinthians. He did not have great success in this Colombian enterprise.Parodi was, also, defender of the selected Paraguayan. And in 1987, he trained the Guarani team. Baixinho, measuring 1m64cm in height, disputed 40 international matches and scored 10 goals. It had the nickname of Rayo and, in the Vasco, also, acted by the tip-right.
O atacante paraguaio Parodi experimentou, também, o futebol dos espanhóis, indo defender o Racing Santander, de
No ano seguinte, já estava no Millonarios, em 1964, mas ficou na suplência do brasileiro Lima, um ponta-esquerda baixinho que fora titular no Corinthians.Não teve grande sucesso nessa empreitada colombiana.
Parodi foi, ainda, defensor do selecionado paraguaio. E, em 1987, treinou o time guarani. Baixinho, medindo 1m64cm de altura, disputou 40 partidas internacionais e marcou 10 gols. Teve o apelido de Rayo e, no Vasco, atuou, também, pela ponta-direita.
Who is this Parodi that appears scoring a penalty goal? It is Silvio Parodi Ramos, who was Basque between 1954/1955. He is compatriot of a great Paraguayan football idol, the striker, Romerito. Like this, he was born in Luque (06.11.91), where he began his career, for Sportivo Luqueño, for which he acted in 1953/1954.
In his first Vasco year, Parodi entered a lineup of coach Flávio Costa, which he usually wore: Barbosa (Victor González), Paulinho and Bellini (Elias); Eli (Laerte), Mirim and Dario; Sabará, Ademir, Vavá (Alvinho), Pinga (Maneca) and Parodi.
In 1955, he was heading, but Djayr was already on his trail. Flávio Costa scaled: Helio (Ernani), Paulinho and Bellini (Haroldo); Mirim (Laerte), Orlando and Beto (Dario); Sabará, Válter (Maneca), Vavá, Pinga and Parodi (Djayr).
After two seasons in São Januário, Parodi went to the Italian Fiorentina and put there stayed in 1956/1957. He also experimented with Spanish football, defending Racing Santander from 1961 to 1962.
In 1963, he tried Colombian football, for the Americas, in Cali. The following year, he was already in the Millonarios, in 1964, but was in substitution of the Brazilian Lima, a small left-wing who had been titular in Corinthians. He did not have great success in this Colombian enterprise.Parodi was, also, defender of the selected Paraguayan. And in 1987, he trained the Guarani team. Baixinho, measuring 1m64cm in height, disputed 40 international matches and scored 10 goals. It had the nickname of Rayo and, in the Vasco, also, acted by the tip-right.
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