Name:
Giuseppe Parodi
Country:

Italy
Club:
Casale F.B.C.Position: *
DMFSide: RF/BS
Age: 21-22 years (17/12/1892)
Height: 173 cm *
Weight: 77 kg *
Attack:
64Defence:
83Balance:
85Stamina:
83Top Speed:
76Acceleration:
75Response:
81Agility:
78Dribble Accuracy:
76Dribble Speed:
72Short Pass Accuracy:
76Short Pass Speed:
72Long Pass Accuracy:
80Long Pass Speed:
73Shot Accuracy:
63Shot Power:
82Shot Technique:
63Free Kick Accuracy:
67Curling:
63Header:
71Jump:
78Technique:
78Aggression:
66Mentality:
86Goalkeeper Skills:
50Team Work:
78Injury Tolerance:
BCondition:
5Weak Foot Accuracy:
5Weak Foot Frequency:
4Consistency:
7Growth type:
StandardCARDS:P02 - Anchor Man
P11 - Enforcer
S08 - Slide Tackle
SPECIAL ABILITIES: Center - Sliding
Attack/Defence Awareness Card: Defence Minded
INFO:Parodi was a half-back. His career started in 1910 at Casale where he played until 1915, making 75 appearances, scoring 2 goals and winning the 1913-14 Italian championship. He was loaned to Milanese in 1918-19 and sold to Pro Vercelli one year later. He spent four seasons with Pro Vercelli until his retirement in 1923, playing 84 matches, scoring 2 goals and winning two more Italian championships. He capped for Italy 4 times.
A consistent midfielder, Parodi was mainly focused on his defensive duties, although he scored a few goals. A wing-half at Casale and more a centre-half at Pro Vercelli, he was known for being a tenacious, tough, powerful and hard tackler. He never wasted any time in stopping his opponents with a physical challenge, often hurting them in the process, although he never intended to do it on purpose. He was even sent off following a clash with an opponent during a match against Pro Vercelli. Parodi was a player of quantity rather than quality but he still possessed confident technical skill and average passing, especially when sending long balls to his forwards. He took free kicks occasionally.
QUOTES:Quote:
"Corna and Parodi collide and Casale's player is sent off, maybe too harshly, for the action considered violent and dangerous. The absence of this very good player will undoubtedly be a handicap for Casale players who won't be much of a threat anymore for Pro Vercelli's goalkeeper"
Quote:
"Casale's first goal came when Genoa players were forced to play with ten men due to Walsingham temporary injury following a painful collision with Parodi"