Roberto Baggio & His Italian Diary: 100 Vintage Photos
An assorted collection of 100 rare and vintage photographs of Roberto Baggio, any football romantic will cherish forever – a visual Biography of the Divine Ponytail during his glory days in Juventus, Milan, Internazionale and Azzurri colours.
Roberto Baggio is one of the world’s finest football players ever. Winner of multiple Serie A and UEFA Cup medals to his name, Baggio is unfortunately remembered for just a momentary lapse when his penalty landed in the stands of the Rose Bowl in the final of the 1994 FIFA World Cup. Baggio has been misunderstood at multiple layers within Italian football but he remained a thorough professional and an icon of calmness, true to the path of Buddhism he chose to follow. To celebrate the 49th birthday of the genius of Roberto Baggio, the divine ponytail, Goalden Times presents 100 vintage moments of ll Divin Codino capturing his numerous emotions through this visual journey. Happy Birthday Legend!
5 Jul 1994: Roberto Baggio of Italy celebrates scoring the winning goal during the FIFA World Cup Finals 1994 second round match against Nigeria played at the Foxboro Stadium, in Boston, Massachusetts. Italy won the match 2-1 after extra-time. Mandatory Credit: Rick Stewart /Allsport
Italian forward Roberto Baggio (L) outruns Bulgarian defender Zlatko Iankov as he chases the ball during the World Cup semifinal soccer match between Italy and Bulgaria 13 July 1994 in East Rutherford. Baggio scored two goals to help Italy qualify for the final with a 2-1 victory. AFP PHOTO/TIM CLARY
7 Sep 1994: Roberto Baggio of Italy is injured during the World Cup quarter-final against Spain at the Foxboro Stadium in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Italy won the match 2-1. Mandatory Credit: Simon Bruty/Allsport
9 JUL 1994: ROBERTO BAGGIO SLIPS PAST ZUBZARETA ON HIS WAY TO SCORING THE GAME WINNING GOAL AGAINST SPAIN DURING THE1994 WORLD CUP QUARTERFINAL MATCH AT THE FOXBORO STADIUM IN MASSACHUSETTS. ITALY W0N 2-1. Mandatory Credit: Simon Bruty/ALLSPORT
LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES: Brazilian players run to join their teammates as Italian midfielder Roberto Baggio bows his head after he missed his penalty kick giving Brazil a 3-2 victory in the shoot-out session (0-0 after extra time) at the end of the World Cup final, 17 July 1994 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Brazil won its fourth World Cup title after 1958, 1962 and 1970. AFP PHOTO/OMAR TORRES (Photo credit should read OMAR TORRES/AFP/Getty Images)
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Brescia soccer star Roberto Baggio celebrates after scoring during the Italian first division soccer match between Parma and Brescia at the Tardini stadium in Parma, Italy, Sunday, March 14, 2004. Baggio scored his 200th goal. (AP Photo/Marco vasini)
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Inter’s Roberto Baggio celebrates with Dutch teammate Clarence Seedorf after scoring during the Inter vs Milan Italy Cup quarterfinals second leg match at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, Thursday, January 27, 2000. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)And 30 More Bonus Photos Exclusively For Our Readers ….
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16 Sep 2000: Roberto Baggio of Brescia waves to the crowd before the Coppa Italia match against Juventus played at the Estadio Rigamonti, in Brescia, Italy. The match ended in a 0-0 draw. Mandatory Credit: Claudio Villa /Allsport
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