Rino Icardi, the journalist of Tutto il calcio minute by minute – Corriere.it died

The journalist died yesterday, March 6, in Rome, where he had lived for more than 60 years Rino icard

the, one of Rai’s historic voices in sports radio broadcasts and more. He was born in Alessandria on May 18, 1937. In the Piedmontese city as a student he and other classmates founded the I bray, considered one of the first student newspapers in Italy. An early vocation to journalism, then, and then the first collaborations with `La Gazzetta dello Sport and at the end of the 50s the entry into Rai, first in Turin and then in Milan.

Rino #Icardi A champion of journalism together with Bortoluzzi, Ameri, Ciotti, Provenzali, a historic colleague and great signature of the Radio1 sports editorial team has left us.
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— Rai Radio1 (@Radio1Rai) March 6, 2023

Here, in 1960, he was one of the founders of radio broadcasting All football minute by minute together with Roberto Bortoluzzi, Sandro Ciotti and Enrico Ameri. Among his reports is that of him at the 1972 Munich Games on the massacre at the Olympic village; in October 1978 he was sent to the Vatican for the election of Pope John Paul II; as editor-in-chief of Giornale Radio 2 he was among the first to give the news of the bomb blast at the Bologna station on August 2, 1980 to GR2. He followed various editions of the Giro d’Italia, some of the European and soccer; he also dealt with motoring.. he leaves behind two grandchildren, Claudio and Simona.