Mayor West
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What does he say? The audio cuts out after about 10 seconds
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Emiliano Sala - Cardiff suing Nantes for £100m (P 49)
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What does he say? The audio cuts out after about 10 seconds
BlueMoonRisin’
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Harrowing to listen to. It's as though the lad knew what was about to happen.
cleavers
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He was discussing the proposed transfer before it was completed, he thought it was off, and he says something quite prophetic, but it doesn't need posting on here word for word, out of respect for the player.What does he say? The audio cuts out after about 10 seconds
That they can't find them in a small area of sea, knowing where they probably went down, highlights exactly why it has proved impossible to find the Malaysian airliner in a huge area.
The sea is very big, and very quick to claim things.
The sea is very big, and very quick to claim things.
manimanc
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Surely things float when a plane crashes in the water? And it wouldn't have been high speed due to it being a single engined plane? No mayday call? Its a very weird set of events, my heart goes out to their families, they must be in a living hell.
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The whole thing seems sinister , how badly managed was everything.?
Absolutely tragic. Once that plane failed to take off the first time I would have cancelled it and been straight onto a commercial flight. To still board it after four failed attempts was madness, if ever someone was trying to give you a warning to duck out that was it.
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Absolutely tragic. Once that plane failed to take off the first time I would have cancelled it and been straight onto a commercial flight. To still board it after four failed attempts was madness, if ever someone was trying to give you a warning to duck out that was it.
I wouldn't put too much stock in reports of 'failing to take off'. Planes don't 'fail to take off' and just keep trying until it eventually happens. I expect that's just chinese whispers and red herring.
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I think more cost cutting amateurish than sinister.The whole thing seems sinister , how badly managed was everything.?
Fancy entrusting a £15m footballer to a part time pilot (Gas Engineer) in a small single engine plane, at night in poor weather and over water.
Who ever organised this wants taking to task!
That they can't find them in a small area of sea, knowing where they probably went down, highlights exactly why it has proved impossible to find the Malaysian airliner in a huge area.
The sea is very big, and very quick to claim things.
Malaysian airlines flight is in the Cambodian jungle, google it