Plane with Brazilian soccer team Chapecoense crashes in Colombia

[Brazilian Devils Fan]

Mad respect if this is true.

40 is a lot but I could see them donating something along with other teams.

Wow..that's a lot of money.. there are no reports about this in here.. let's wait and see..

Other big brazilian clubs already showed their disponibility to offer athletes to help Chape and also asked that Chape isn't relegated for the next three national season, if they en up the relegation zone by the end of the season.

I would post the site url but everything is in portuguese.

 

[Franck]

Mad respect if this is true.

40 is a lot but I could see them donating something along with other teams.

That rumour is horsesh**.

 

[Moncherry]

Early reports are indicating that the plane ran out of fuel. If true, that is a pretty terrible cause for a crash.

 

[xavi4life]

Gut wrenching. Awful. 2016 won't quite kicking me in the balls.

 

[DatsyukOwns]

That rumour is horsesh**.

Yeah I figured it was. Way to much money

Again maybe something much much smaller to help out with the families and stuff but that's just my own speculation.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

 

[Basement Cat]

Such chills watching that ^^^

 

[donut]

Seems as though the match is still going to be played to honour those who lost their lives. Like a few of the comments I saw on Facebook, I think it's a good way to honour those while taking a step forward as a country and as a club development wise (assuming they play their reserve players and not the players that multiple clubs have offered to loan).

The article also updates the three players who survived the crash:

Chapecoense also offered medical updates on their three players to survive the crash.

Goalkeeper Jackson Follmann has had a leg amputated, with doctors also considering whether to amputate his other foot.

Neto was described as being in a "stable medical state", with Alan Ruschel able to move his limbs after undergoing spinal surgery.

Link: http://www.sportingnews.com/soccer/news/chapecoense-asked-to-continue-in-brasileiro-to-honour-plane-crash-dead/p6rxhcyu2bwn137dj6z7eqjp5

 

[DoyleG]

 

[Dr Pepper]

Sad, sad story.

RIP, and condolences to their surviving teammates and relatives.

Buddy of mine had posted a video on Facebook early yesterday, that one of the players had taken on a plane, aiming the camera back at his other teammates, and everyone's happy. I didn't think much of it until I later found out what happened. My heart sank, thinking that that very well may have been on the very same flight that ended so tragically.

 

[Franck]

Seems as though the match is still going to be played to honour those who lost their lives. Like a few of the comments I saw on Facebook, I think it's a good way to honour those while taking a step forward as a country and as a club development wise (assuming they play their reserve players and not the players that multiple clubs have offered to loan).

The article also updates the three players who survived the crash:



Link: http://www.sportingnews.com/soccer/news/chapecoense-asked-to-continue-in-brasileiro-to-honour-plane-crash-dead/p6rxhcyu2bwn137dj6z7eqjp5

That's referring to their final league match, not the cup match they were travelling to.

 

[YNWA14]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/foot...me-out-of-retirement-to-play-for-chapecoense/

That would be pretty neat if they go through with it.

 

[Deficient Mode]

So apparently the Argentine national team made a 4h04m flight on the same plane, which had a fuel capacity for a 4h22m flight and crashed because it ran out of fuel.

Imagine.

 

[Mark Stones Spleen]

That's like the nicest saddest cartoon of all time.

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

So apparently the Argentine national team made a 4h04m flight on the same plane, which had a fuel capacity for a 4h22m flight and crashed because it ran out of fuel.

Imagine.

Let's not.

But will always wonder why Messi retired.