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Сега кажава дека сепак не играат http://goal.com/en-gb/news/2558/new...debayor-togo-will-come-home-from-angola-today
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Очигледно дека и овие нагаѓаат само, пишале и тоа и тоа па едното ќе биде точно многу јасно.
Ја ипак мислим дека нема да играат, и покрај најавите за такво нешто. Сепак голем шок е ова за да можеш да мислиш на фудбал.
„Целосно ја разбираме одлуката на нашата влада да ја напуштиме Ангола, бидејќи не добивме доволни гаранции за безбедноста. Ние сакавме да играме на турнирот во чест на загинатите, но ја разбираме одлуката“, изјави Томас Досеви, фудбалски репрезентативец на Того.
Линк!
Значи тие одлучиле да играат на Купот во чест на загинатите, но владата им наредила да се вратат во Того.
Adebayor, 25, reluctantly accepted the decision. He revealed: "There was a meeting between players on Saturday and we said we were still footballers. We all decided to do something good for the country and play to honour those who died.
"But our head of state decided we must pack our bags and go home. That's what made the difference.
"It was also our families and loved ones at home who called us. They told us we could continue if we wished, but that it is the authorities who have the information.
"Is there going to be another attack? Nobody knows. If they asked us to go back home, maybe they received a call saying the threat had not passed.
"We are obliged to respect that. The head of state knows what is good for our careers and our lives."
He added: "This Friday at 14:30, we were all dead on that bus. We sent our last messages to our families. We called our family to say our last words.
"I told myself 'If you're still there on the ground in Angola, why not play?' Today, the authorities decided we should return, so we will return."
Clearly, Adebayor's thoughts were still at the very spot in Cabinda where the Togo bus came under machine gun fire.
He added: "A human being in Africa is worth nothing. It's a shame to say that but it's true. We were like animals. It's a total shock. "We went to play in a great competition and they're killing us. What more can I say?"
At that moment, the Manchester City striker knelt and buried his face in his hands, overwhelmed by the horror he has had to endure with his team-mates.
He said: "In the attack there were rockets, pistols, submachine guns, G3 machine guns. There was a bit of everything.
"When we arrived at the frontier, what was bizarre was that we had commandos and soldiers armed and ready. We were asking ourselves why were they armed to the teeth.
"We travelled about four or five miles and heard gunfire. We could not understand. We thought it was child's play at the start. Then there was fear. We all ducked down in the bus.
"I told myself 'This is the end.' We were praying. Those who have children sent them messages while others sent messages to wives and parents. It was very touching.
"One of my team-mates was crying with a bullet in his ribs telling me he wanted to see his children. The emotion was enormous.
"The bus was not moving as our driver was dead. A military man then came on the bus. Just then we told ourselves we were dead. Because if he was a rebel he would have mowed us all down.
"Thank God, it was a security guard. He made us get off three at a time. When I came out I was the last player.
"They asked me to put three T-shirts on my head. Was I the target? I don't know but I still don't understand to this moment."
Three died and several others were injured after Togo's bus was attacked by separatist gunmen from the Front of Liberation of the Enclave of Cambinda.
Adebayor added: "These are the things we keep saying - in Africa, we have to change our image if we want to be respected but unfortunately that's not happening.
"We have a chance with one of the biggest tournaments in the world, the World Cup in the summer. I feel ashamed and it's unfair.
The thing we don't understand is why they shot at our bus, that's the question now. There's no one who has got a reason for that. It's not only one guy, or two guys shooting one time or two times on our bus. "Can you imagine, we were in the middle of that for 30 minutes.
"Our bus had been stopped and people had been shooting at it for 30 minutes.
"If you can imagine, the silence on the bus was unbelievable."
ne mi e jasna edna rabota vo nieden svetski medium nemozam da najdam vakva vest,ako najde nekoj nekoj postirahttp://sportdenes.com/20100111644/fudbal/anglija/teroristite-do-drogba-cuvaj-se-ti-si-sledniot.html
i tuka da ja objavam informacijata