Description

The Pig, Mascot of Palmeiras is the perfect symbol for Palmeiras passionate about the history of the club, as it comes from memories. The model is made of non-toxic material, ideal for presenting children and adults, in addition to displaying the club's colors.

Technical information

Gobbato Pig

The Pig was the pejorative form that rivals called Palmeiras at the time of World War II, when Italians suffered prejudice, being called, among other names, "pigs" and the crowd that was mostly made up of immigrants and descendants suffered repression. After decades of being offended by the nickname, the crowd decided to adopt the mascot during the match against Santos, in the 1986 Brazilian Championship, with shouts of ""E dá-lhe Porco, e dá-lhe Porco, olê, olê, olê". In 2016, Pig Gobbato was made official by the club and gained a robust and imposing shape, starting to liven up the games alongside Periquito.

Approximate dimensions (H x W): 12 x 07 cm
Composition: Non-toxic Vinyl
Approximate weight: 70g
Suitable for: Casual
Origin: National
Club: Palmeiras
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