December 23, 201411 yr "the former chief executive of now-defunct Proteus Airlines" Says all you need to know Edited December 23, 201411 yr by Spider
December 23, 201411 yr "the former chief executive of now-defunct Proteus Airlines" Says all you need to know What if the current boss of Emirates said something similar? Oh wait he has http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/malaysian-airlines-flight-mh370-did-not-crash-into-indian-ocean-says-emirates-airlines-boss-sir-tim-clark-30661759.html
December 23, 201411 yr What if the current boss of Emirates said something similar? Oh wait he has http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/malaysian-airlines-flight-mh370-did-not-crash-into-indian-ocean-says-emirates-airlines-boss-sir-tim-clark-30661759.html where does he suggest the yanks shot it down?
December 23, 201411 yr I never said he did If he said it's been shot down, I might lend the idea some credibility As it is, a nobody who needs a few quid is doing it. Anyway, those ITK know that it landed in North Korea and the passengers are being turned into soup or spies
November 29, 20169 yr Well that's a bit shit in Columbia Imagine being fans of that club. Whole team decimated. Sad news indeed.
November 29, 20169 yr Imagine being fans of that club. Whole team decimated. Sad news indeed. It would be grim if anything like that happens to the team you follow Although it happened to a certain team down the road, and now nearly 60 years later some of our fans still like to sing songs about it
November 29, 20169 yr It would be grim if anything like that happens to the team you follow Although it happened to a certain team down the road, and now nearly 60 years later some of our fans still like to sing songs about it It happened to Torino in 1949(?) and took them years to recover. If only the Muslim countries had decided to play against Israel in the 1958 world cup qualifiers then Israel would not have had to play against Wales for the sole Africa/Asia qualifying spot, and Jimmy Murphy would have travelled with his club team. Instead, as Wales manager he did not, and was able to keep his club viable in the short term.
November 29, 20169 yr I wonder if anyone thinks that this plane crash has been rigged to bury news of the rayguns grooming kids somewhere
November 29, 20169 yr I wonder if anyone thinks that this plane crash has been rigged to bury news of the rayguns grooming kids somewhere It was a BAe146.
November 29, 20169 yr Ive read other Brazilian teams are waiving loan fees so players can join them to let the club continue. A fine gesture but i cant imagine how difficult it would be to turn out for the club any time soon. PSG also donated 40 million
November 29, 20169 yr Read somewhere that their opponents in the upcoming Cup Final have asked that the trophy be awarded to them No idea if it's true but a nice gesture if so
November 30, 20169 yr Nice one Malcolm. I have mentioned Superga to a few people over the years and received blank looks in return. Yet everyone remembers the Munich air disaster. In South America, a great gesture by the other team they were due to play in suggesting they take the trophy. In the history of Chapecoense, that trophy will take on almost religious significance in the future. A poignant symbol of remembrance. Great to see the football community around the world coming together to assist. I wonder if sympathy from around the world will make them into a powerful, wealthy club?
November 30, 20169 yr Read somewhere that their opponents in the upcoming Cup Final have asked that the trophy be awarded to them No idea if it's true but a nice gesture if so Yup. I read that too. Forfeiting the match so that they can win it by default. I hope I never live to see something like that happen to my team.
November 30, 20169 yr Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly sent them 3 million Euro. He's a self centred cunt that's only done that for his own self importance. Remember that
November 30, 20169 yr He's a self centred cunt that's only done that for his own self importance. Remember that Obvs, innit. Anyway, when I first saw the title Plane Down, I though it was going to be telling us how Heather Mills gets her leg so silky smooth.
December 1, 20169 yr Tragic that the plane ran out of fuel. Apparently it abandoned a refuelling stop as it was behind schedule and the airport in Bolivia did not operate in daylight hours. Then when at its destination in Columbia air traffic control would not let it land even though the pilot told them of its predicament as another plane had earlier told them it had mechanical difficulties and had priority. Human error all round. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/dec/01/chapecoense-air-crash-fans-plane-fuel-colombia Edited December 1, 20169 yr by bgoefc
December 1, 20169 yr I bet that air traffic controller feels wonderful He'll have been murdered already.
December 2, 20169 yr the daily mail managed to find a "silver lining" in that the co-pilot was fit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3989820/Pictured-beautiful-pilot-killed-Colombia-plane-crash-flight-haunting-footage-shows-interview-footballers-crew-doomed-jet-took-off.html as much as I like a perve, I cannot see any reason to go with that angle
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