Red00012
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A lot of air traffic controllers and experts on aircraft on the caf today.
Nice change from the usual football managers and agents, isn't it?A lot of air traffic controllers and experts on aircraft on the caf today.
True,they’ll be back in management again shortly the transfer window is open.Nice change from the usual football managers and agents, isn't it?
https://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/g2770/lost-at-sea/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/adrift/sea-survival-stories/
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-39783347
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guðlaugur_Friðþórsson
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...es-27-hours-sea-life-jacket-falling-boat.html
Next time do a quick google search before requesting it!? People get lost at sea all the time, and some survive.
Because he wanted to get to Cardiff and trusted that the pilot knows what he's doing. Possibly he even thought he's taking a chance? What 28 year old doesn't take a chance that is out of his comfort zone? I certainly did. It's another question whether the pilot should have known, but opinions seem split on the forum @FootballHQ posted, some saying it's a reckless thing to do, others saying they've done similar loads of times...
Aye, there are quite a lot finding strong words for it. Split opinions was maybe the wrong way to phrase it, but there are a couple in there saying they don't find it that unusual to go across the channel in a single engine plane.
If Messi posted it it would be far worse given there would be a much lower presumption of ignorance given the nationalities involved, in my opinion. But Messi didn’t post this. I don’t know why I’m engaging this hypothetical since it’s you making this a “Messi v Ronaldo” discussion.
I can’t read into Linekar’s head, you’re the expert at that, but perhaps he thought the photo should be taken down (it really, really should) and reacted quickly and emotionally to seeing it? Perhaps he thought if he did it would be taken down? Or maybe just “this will help Messi win the meme wars against Ronaldo.”
You have to assume Ronaldo or whoever on his PR team posted that photo didn’t know what had happened when they did so, just by basic human standards of decency. Then again, it’s still up 18 hours later, which is even worse than posting it-probably unaware- in the first place.
1 in sixteen million apparently, now. It was apparently 1 in two million in 2013. 2014 was another bad year.
Compared to the late 70's, these figures are an incredible improvement. Much more chance of dying, driving to the airport.
Terrible for the family to leave that ray of hope. It'll make it very difficult to find closure.
Not really, it's just a polite way to bring across the message that there's no chance left he's alive. Agree that it sucks for the family though, it'd be better if they found them."The chances of survival is remote" - I find that to be insensitive because they're basically saying they could still be alive. I understand you don't want to be definitive just in case they do somehow miraculously get found, but the family and friends will be distraught at that comment.
"The chances of survival is remote" - I find that to be insensitive because they're basically saying they could still be alive. I understand you don't want to be definitive just in case they do somehow miraculously get found, but the family and friends will be distraught at that comment.
Absolutely tragic news my thoughts and prayers go out to his family and the pilots.
I know this is the last thing to matter but I was curious. In a situation like this where Cardiff payed 15M to Nantes for him and contracts were signed and now as we know he has tragically passed what happens? because technically Cardiff just lost 15M. Is there like a fair play situation where the clubs agree to each get half of the 15M? Obviously the family will get his salary I'm assuming but in general what would happen?
Once again I know that's the last thing on the mind of the clubs but it is a situation they will come across so I am curious.
But shouldn't Nantes get something since a contract was signed and their player has now passed ?Cardiff will get their money back via insurance
But shouldn't Nantes get something since a contract was signed and their player has now passed ?
They will anyway. Nantes should get the transfer value in full, since it had already been finalized.
Cardiff might get reimbursed by an insurer, though from what I read sometimes clubs take a few days to have all that paperwork ready, so there's a chance they might not, depending on whether the insurance was already active or not.
ahhh I understand now will be curious to see how it all unfolds. For now though my only hope is he did not suffer and that his family finds piece somehow.They will anyway, she means getting the money back from an insurance company, not Nantes. Nantes should get the transfer value in full, since it had already been finalized.
Cardiff might get reimbursed by the insurer, though from what I read sometimes clubs take a few days to have all that paperwork ready, so there's a chance they might not, depending on whether the insurance was already active or not.
What bothers me is reports said it took the plane 4 attempts to get off the ground why didn't they switch planes or just call off the flight for another day. Then the irony of his last post " the last goodbye" it almost seems like things like these are "planned" by the higher up its so sad.I would think there would be complications over the fact he hasn't been found too, life insurance doesn't pay out until you've missing, I think it's, 7 years.
Footballer / Football club insurance could be different of course, they might just have to prove he can't play. Which is evident.
This whole event has been so incredibly sad, he had just taken the step up, made the big time, was realising his dreams, and it's all snatched away from him and his family in a single moment.
Imagine this was some elaborate insurance scam.I would think there would be complications over the fact he hasn't been found too, life insurance doesn't pay out until you've missing, I think it's, 7 years.
Footballer / Football club insurance could be different of course, they might just have to prove he can't play. Which is evident.
This whole event has been so incredibly sad, he had just taken the step up, made the big time, was realising his dreams, and it's all snatched away from him and his family in a single moment.
Jesus mate have some respect.Imagine this was some elaborate insurance scam.
Pretend the plane is going down, switch off the sensors and land somewhere. Keep the player missing for a week or 2 until the insurance money is paid out, then suddenly makes a miraculous return.
Sounds like a hollywood film plot.
Wut?Imagine this was some elaborate insurance scam.
Pretend the plane is going down, switch off the sensors and land somewhere. Keep the player missing for a week or 2 until the insurance money is paid out, then suddenly makes a miraculous return.
Sounds like a hollywood film plot.
1) Have some respect.Imagine this was some elaborate insurance scam.
Pretend the plane is going down, switch off the sensors and land somewhere. Keep the player missing for a week or 2 until the insurance money is paid out, then suddenly makes a miraculous return.
Sounds like a hollywood film plot.
What bothers me is reports said it took the plane 4 attempts to get off the ground why didn't they switch planes or just call off the flight for another day. Then the irony of his last post " the last goodbye" it almost seems like things like these are "planned" by the higher up its so sad.
It says extremely remote. I’m not sure how else you could sensitively imply that he’s likely dead.