Ettore messina manu ginobili biography

He was five years old, when Filippo Messina, from Catania, moved his beautiful family, three children, in Venice, because of his job. At that time, Mr. Messina did not imagine that his decision &#; and others that he would later take &#; would have given Italian basketball one of the most successful and appreciated coaches of at least two generations.

In Venice, Ettore Messina discovered basketball, a coach who formed him &#; Renato Vianello -, the one who pushed him towards the coaching profession after a loss in the local derby &#; Tonino Zorzi &#; and met Massimo Mangano, who wanted him in Udine as an assistant coach.

In fact, that was the moment he became a professional. But there was another advice that his father gave to Ettore and would prove decisive.

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&#;Learn to speak English, you will always need it in life&#;. Ettore responded, three lessons a week. In basketball, English is useful, it makes no one a great coach, but in this particular case it provided what is called