Hay muchos precedentes de agresiones salvajes por parte de africanos y afrodescendientes, tanto en fútbol como en otros deportes.
Taliby propinó esta brutal patada a un rival hace poco más de un mes, en el partido entre el Logroñés y el Pontevedra. Y no fue la primera vez.
Afortunadamente esta agresión de Taliby quedó en un susto. La agresión 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 de Owono le ha costado la vida a Jesús de Miguel, dejando viuda a su esposa y dejando sin padre a su hija de año y medio.
esta entrada fue peor y la gente hacía memes
la linea entre ser un asesino y un meme no puede depender de la suerte
pero para comprender eso hay que haber jugado al fútbol alguna vez y no estar todo el día escribiendo tonterías
🚨🎙️ Oliver Kahn on Jesús Owono’s life-ending challenge on Jesús de Miguel during the FC Andorra vs Tenerife match.
“First of all, I think what happened was terrible. Nobody wants to see something like that on a football pitch, especially when the consequences are this heartbreaking.
But I won’t pretend I believe Owono deliberately went out there to hurt Jesús. I’m speaking as someone who spent years playing as a goalkeeper.
There are situations where you come off your line, challenge for the ball and instinctively raise your knees to protect yourself in the air. It happens in football, and sometimes those situations end very badly. That doesn’t automatically mean there was an intention to injure somebody.
“I’ve been reading some of the comments, and honestly, it’s disturbing to see people calling him a murderer and treating him as though he deliberately took someone’s life. We need to be careful with these accusations.
We can criticise the challenge, we can question his decision-making, and we can demand that football authorities examine exactly what happened, but we cannot simply decide what was going through his mind.
“Some people are also questioning why he walked away after the collision. But from what I understand of the incident, he walked away after receiving his red card. When he realised the situation was much more serious than he had initially thought, he came back to check on Jesús. We should not ignore that part of what happened when discussing this tragedy.
“People need to understand that this could happen to any goalkeeper. You come off your line believing you are going to clear the ball, you make a decision in a split second, and unfortunately, something goes terribly wrong. I’ve been in goal myself. I know how quickly these situations develop.
I’m not saying the challenge was right, because it was a terrible incident, but there is a difference between making a dangerous challenge and deliberately wanting to end another person’s life.
“My heart goes out to Jesús de Miguel’s family, his teammates and everyone at Tenerife. I cannot imagine the pain they are experiencing, and I sincerely hope they find the strength to get through this difficult time.
“Football is a beautiful game, and we should never have to experience this kind of heartbreak. Rest in peace, Jesús. My deepest condolences to everyone who loved him.”
🚨🎙️ Oliver Kahn on Jesús Owono’s life-ending challenge on Jesús de Miguel during the FC Andorra vs Tenerife match.
“First of all, I think what happened was terrible. Nobody wants to see something like that on a football pitch, especially when the consequences are this heartbreaking.
But I won’t pretend I believe Owono deliberately went out there to hurt Jesús. I’m speaking as someone who spent years playing as a goalkeeper.
There are situations where you come off your line, challenge for the ball and instinctively raise your knees to protect yourself in the air. It happens in football, and sometimes those situations end very badly. That doesn’t automatically mean there was an intention to injure somebody.
“I’ve been reading some of the comments, and honestly, it’s disturbing to see people calling him a murderer and treating him as though he deliberately took someone’s life. We need to be careful with these accusations.
We can criticise the challenge, we can question his decision-making, and we can demand that football authorities examine exactly what happened, but we cannot simply decide what was going through his mind.
“Some people are also questioning why he walked away after the collision. But from what I understand of the incident, he walked away after receiving his red card. When he realised the situation was much more serious than he had initially thought, he came back to check on Jesús. We should not ignore that part of what happened when discussing this tragedy.
“People need to understand that this could happen to any goalkeeper. You come off your line believing you are going to clear the ball, you make a decision in a split second, and unfortunately, something goes terribly wrong. I’ve been in goal myself. I know how quickly these situations develop.
I’m not saying the challenge was right, because it was a terrible incident, but there is a difference between making a dangerous challenge and deliberately wanting to end another person’s life.
“My heart goes out to Jesús de Miguel’s family, his teammates and everyone at Tenerife. I cannot imagine the pain they are experiencing, and I sincerely hope they find the strength to get through this difficult time.
“Football is a beautiful game, and we should never have to experience this kind of heartbreak. Rest in peace, Jesús. My deepest condolences to everyone who loved him.”
en el fútbol o vas con todo o el daño te lo haces tú, si no sabes eso no has jugado en tu vida. llega a ser el portero el que cae mal por ir flojo y se desnuca y el asesino sería el otro. pues no es tan así.
sea en la cárcel o fuera Owono necesita apoyo psicológico urgente
@Marc010625 Callate la boca puto asesino.
Nadie en su puta vida salta con la rodilla de frente en un salto de cabeza.
Tú no jugaste al fútbol ni en la play
@Inhaki_del_Sur Sabes perfectamente que lo que haces es denunciable y aún as�� sigues haciéndolo. Porque a pesar de toda la parafernalia que tienes en la cabeza, Owono no es un asesino pero tú si has constituido un delito de injuria.
otro melón que habría que abrir es el de los camilleros/asistentes sanitarios (o como se llamen). que como mínimo, deberían cumplir unos requisitos de condición física y tener una edad adecuada para actuar ante emergencias
Primero de todo, el máximo cariño, apoyo y respeto hacia la familia de Jesús de Miguel y, por supuesto, que la sanción deportiva a Jesús Owono sea ejemplar
Segundo, ¿De verdad creéis que Owono quería hacer daño a De Miguel? Es OBVIO que jamás debió ir con la rodilla en alto a esa entrada pero estoy seguro que su intención solo era cortar el balón, jamás hacer daño
¿Qué ganamos como sociedad insultando, acosando y llamando asesino a un chaval de 25 años? ¿Acabar con la salud mental de Owono? ¿Ojo por ojo?
Bastante tendrá él en su conciencia y bastante jodido estará como para recibir ese machaque despiadado en redes. Se ha equivocado, va a pedir perdón a la familia en privado y que reciba la sanción deportiva que merezca
Machacar hasta a saber qué limites a Owono no devolverá a Jesús de Miguel ni cesará el dolor de su familia
ojalá no seamos tan tontos de no poner atención y cuidado a Jesús Owono, que necesitará apoyo psicológico urgente.
y tampoco olvidar a Álvaro Cervera que fue el que decidió meterlo al campo y la cabeza es muy mala.
mucho ánimo a los dos❤️❤️
Me gustaría decir que todos los que estáis llamando asesino a Owono tenéis 2 cosas en común: no habéis estado en un equipo de fútbol en vuestra vida y carecéis de empatía.
No desarrollaré el hecho de que para mí hizo todo correcto. Porque si no ya…
Mucha fuerza a Jesús🙏
@EmmetzinatN Totalmente de acuerdo contigo, eso vengo a decir en todo momento, si se ha malinterpretado algo es seguramente por la falta de caracteres.
@Borjacodema08 He puesto la explicación en otro sitio del todo correcto, efectivamente con todo el pesar del mundo Jesús ha fallecido, una pérdida que lamentamos todos en especial su gente, y así es, Owono ha cometido un homicidio imprudente, por ende NO ES UN ASESINO