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Парма for Russian speakers

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A part for being an Official Parma Fans Club and content website, Parma Fans Worldwide has the mission to help building a network of all the Parma Calcio fans abroad.

You will discover that you are not the only fan in your country and that creating connection with other abroad groups will allow our family to grow and make Hidden Crusaders out there less lonely.

If you speak Russian and want to be updated on Parma news, have a look at this VK page, run between others by Dmitri, https://vk.com/parma_calcio 

For Telegram users there is also a big channel – admin name in Roman from Volgograd – that is a quick a fast way for receiving news on you mobile phone: https://t.me/fcparma1913

Both channels are listed in our Parma Calcio fans Worldwide Network list, constantly updated.

 

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Boys and Parma Calcio united in support for charity lottery

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Yesterday evening, Parma Calcio visited Casa Azzurra in Corcagnano, the headquarter of the Onlus association that will receive founds collected by Boys Parma 1977 in their annual lottery.

To the event some representatives of the team (Roberto D’aversa, Riccardo Gagliolo, Juraj Kucka and Mattia Sprocati), the board (Luca Carra and Daniele Faggiano) and of property (Marco Ferrari and Giacomo Malmesi)

Lottery tickets are on sale every match day in front of Tardini entrances until Parma vs Milan day match, when there will be the draw.

Travelling Parmigiani

Travelling Parmigiani: Davide in Marseille remembering crowdfunding campaign is still on

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Davide, the director of the documentary about Lucarelli and Parma fall and rise sent us this pic from Marseille with Velodrome as background, in the year of 20th anniversary of Parma UEFA Cup 3- 0 triumph over Olimpic Marseille in Moscow.

Considering his bravery in walking in Marseille with our scarf on, he deserves at least your attentions about his crowdfunding campaign for realizing Il mestiere del Capitano documentary. The goal is to reach hopefully 20K euro but every single donation is important.

Down here you’ll find the teaser, the direct link for donating is this: bit.ly/IMDCcrowdfunding

By donating – even if just 10 euro – you’ll have your name in the movie end titles as thank you, plus many bonus depending on the quote you choose.

Many supporters already made the donation, between them also Marco Ferrari, one of the main characters of our renaissance.

What are you waiting for? bit.ly/IMDCcrowdfunding

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Together, in Cagliari

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Someone arrived in Cagliari by ferry boat, the most by plane from different airports to watch the match in Sardegna Arena: a 32 hours trip – 48 for the brave Polish – in which we spent time together – CCPC, Boys, spare supporters – ate great food, enjoyed incredible weather, listened to a song contest on the bus, had (probably) too many drinks and yes, also watched a football match. But in the end, it was quite less important than the rest.

Because when you experience this, the result it is almost a detail.

As said, the assumption that it was easy to travel to Cagliari revealed to be true. And we tasted one more time a true, 100% genuine, family experience. Thanks to a group of people that share the same footballistic passion, even if declined in different ways.

Mention of honor, a part for Lukasz, Parma Club Poland President, goes ex aequo to Giamma and to Rolando “Brio”, a 92 – ninety-two – years old supporter that left Parma by coach at 3 am Saturday morning and arrived back home 32 hours later almost without sleeping. If you don’t trust us is because you never tried to fall asleep on Cagliari airport seats: mission impossible!

Rolando “Brio” in Centro Coordinamento office on 9th March 2019

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Travelling Parmigiani: Kevin from Tennessee, USA

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Parmagiani wake up at 4 am, but they are not the only one to have time zone problems!

Thanks to Kevin from Tennessee, USA, and to all the fans are getting up right now!

Continue sending our contribution to Travelling Parmigiani photobook!

For American and Canadian fans we reminds you we have a local Facebook group for you: www.facebook.com/groups/parmafansnorthamerica

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Set alarm clock at 4 AM, there is Parma on TV

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Think about this when your wife is bothering you because you spend couple of hours to watch your team on tv or dream about take a plane and flight to Tardini.

We talked many times about Parmagiani Indonesia, probably the biggest and best organized local Parma Fans community outside Italy. A part of chatting in social networks, organizing couple of national gathering per year, playing a football league with three different teams (5, 7 and 11 players) they do the most important thing: they meet up and spend time together.

This is a quick collection of pictures of last match against Inter meetings. Consider that in Indonesia the match was displayed live at 4 AM. Yes, you understood, they woke up to watch their team at 4 am. In some cases they watches in a bar – sometimes together with Inter fans, and this is great – in some other at home.

You can think three things, now:

1) that they are crazy, but at a closer look nobody is normal, you know

2) that you are proud of them, and we all are

3) that you are not the only one to set the alarm clock in the middle of the night to watch Parma on TV and that you need to find other crazy people like you to meet up. And we are here to help you in that.

As usual, well done, Parmagiani!

Travelling Parmigiani

Travelling Parmigiani: @parmacalcio_en Twitter account from the beach

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Yeah, this is a news! Parma Calcio English Twitter account sent us a postcard for our #travellingparmigiani collection and now you have no reason not to do the same.

So, if you have a Parma jersey or scarf, follow these easy steps:

1 – wear them and get of in the street

2 – take a picture of you in your town. If you are not in your town even better, let’s mark the territory.

3 – sent it to us – on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, email, as you like – and it will be displayed our Travelling Parmigiani photobook with a special mention

If you don’t have Parma jersey or scarf, click here, get one, wait almost one week. Once the postman arrives go back to step 1 one and follow the next.

Stop hiding, tell the World we are back, Crociati, com’on!