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Hace 5 días · Biography. Gyula Grosics was a goalkeeper who played 86 times for the Hungarian national team and played on the legendary team which remained undefeated from 1950-54. At the 1952 Helsinki Olympics Grosics led Hungary to the gold medal, and in 1953 he helped defeat England at Wembley, 6-3, the English national team’s first loss on home soil.
14 de ago. de 2020 · Gyula Grosics was born near Esztergom (Hungary) in 1928. He fought in the Second World War with forces allied to Germany, and was captured by American/Allied forces. After the war he was quickly recognised as an outstanding goalkeeper, and became a player for the Hungarian national team. In 1949, Grosics attempted to escape to the West.
21 de sept. de 2015 · Gyula Grosics died in 2014 aged 88, a rebel both in terms of his politics and his play on the pitch. He revolutionised the position of goalkeeper and set in motion a chain of events that would lead to goalkeepers such as Manuel Neuer and Hugo Lloris playing higher up the pitch than many of their peers. By Jonathon Aspey.
24 de jun. de 2014 · Gyula Grosics was a trailblazing goalkeeper for one of the most revered football teams of all time. He guarded the net for Hungary during three decades, peaking for the Magnificent Magyars in the ...
13 de jun. de 2014 · Gyula Grosics, the goalkeeper of Hungary’s Golden Team of the 1950s, has died at the age of 88. Grosics’ death was announced by his family and the Hungarian Football Federation on Friday.
14 de jun. de 2014 · Gyula Grosics formó parte de la mejor selección húngara de todos los tiempos, se colgó el oro olímpico en Helsinki '52 y fue subcampeón del mundo en Suiza '54.
Grosics Gyula ( Dorog, 1926. február 4. – Budapest, 2014. június 13.) a Nemzet Sportolója címmel kitüntetett magyar labdarúgó, az Aranycsapat kapusa, 86-szoros magyar válogatott. A sportsajtóban elterjedt beceneve „ Fekete párduc ” volt (ő volt az első kapus, aki fekete mezt vett fel a pályán).
