🚨🎙️ FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono on the tragic death of Jesús de Miguel and the threats he has received following the incident.
“First of all, I want to send my deepest condolences to Jesús de Miguel’s family, his friends, his teammates and everyone at Tenerife. Honestly, I still cannot believe what has happened. I have been thinking about that moment over and over again, and I don’t think there are words that can describe how painful this is for me.
I want everyone to understand something. I never went onto that pitch intending to hurt anybody. I saw the ball coming, I came out because I wanted to clear it, and unfortunately, I collided with Jesús. It happened so quickly. If I could go back and change what happened, I would do it without thinking twice. I would give anything for Jesús to still be here today.
“But what has made this situation even more difficult is what has happened since then. I’ve received so many insulting messages, death threats and horrible things directed at me and my family. People are calling me a murderer, as if I went onto that pitch with the intention of taking someone’s life.
“I understand the anger. I understand that people are grieving, and believe me, nobody is more devastated by what happened on that pitch than the people who were involved in it. But I am also a human being. I have a family, I have feelings, and this is something that will stay with me for the rest of my life.
“People don’t understand the psychological damage this tragedy can cause. I am already struggling to process the death of a fellow footballer, someone who came onto that pitch simply to play football, and now I have to deal with the trauma of knowing that I was involved in an incident that ultimately led to the death of another human being.
“I am not asking anyone to forget what happened. I am not asking for sympathy instead of remembering Jesús. I am simply asking people to understand that this was never my intention. I am deeply sorry for what happened, and I wish his family could somehow find the strength to get through this terrible moment.
“Jesús deserved to go home to his family after that game. His teammates deserved to see him again. And football deserved to have him around for many more years.
“Rest in peace, Jesús. I am truly sorry.”
@Kulturlesite_ Ça fait une moyenne légèrement supérieure à 6km/h pendant plus de 27h. Un être humain moyen sur du plat marche en moyenne entre 4 et 5 km/h SUR DU PLAT.
C'est juste hallucinant
@FansdeFUT Hype par le mode carrière surtout. Hâte de voir la refonte des transferts. Bien sûr ça va faire un peu d'ultimate team mais je vais pas m'en ailler dessus comme les autres années
Première saison avec Newcastle avec les mêmes contraintes que vous, tous les matchs stimulés etc, franchement je pense que la saison est réussie @TwinsFifaHD
@LesFansGones Mais surtout il fait pas vraiment action de jeu. Il saute pas au duel, Mpasi vient s'empaler sur son défenseur, le ballon repart dans l'autre sens. La VAR doit corriger les erreurs MANIFESTES et c'était très loin d'en être une
@Zack_Nani Moi je pense que Tolisso s'est perdu dans les couloirs du stades après l'échange des fanions et que Nuamah arrive pas à défaire la boucle de sa ceinture dans le bus