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10 years of FIFThanks guys, I'm alright, so is my family. A couple dead in my city, 41 in total-this number will go up (if you happened to see pics of a collapsed bridge, that was in Guayaquil, my hometown) Over here it was very strong, i cant even imagine what the people closer to the epicenter went through. Manta, another city, looks like a post apocalyptic movie rn...
We go through more than a dozen tremors per year, and I dont easily scare by them, but holy shit this one fucked me up. It was terrifying .this one was a full blown earthquake, strongest since 1979
We go through more than a dozen tremors per year, and I dont easily scare by them, but holy shit this one fucked me up. It was terrifying .this one was a full blown earthquake, strongest since 1979
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10 years of FIFNow up to 233 in the past 7 hours...
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Again, thanks a lot guys. My house is fine
but other people further up the coast weren't as lucky. The Esmeraldas and Manabí provinces are in a critical situation, and again, 233 dead is a shocking number.
I was with some friends when it happened. It started like any other tremor; we didn't even care at first. But after the first 15 seconds we knew this shit was serious. We waited a bit and left the house slowly, but man, that strong, big-ass house seemed built out of jelly. The lights went out (didn't get it back for only an hour in my sector, thankfully). From then on it was just waiting for news. TV outlets didn't report shit for at least 2 hours; the government was retaining information so they could release verified information later. All we had was social media and CNN.
All in all, it's been a rough night. The entire country is in a shocked state and the dead count can only rise :/
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Again, thanks a lot guys. My house is fine
but other people further up the coast weren't as lucky. The Esmeraldas and Manabí provinces are in a critical situation, and again, 233 dead is a shocking number.I was with some friends when it happened. It started like any other tremor; we didn't even care at first. But after the first 15 seconds we knew this shit was serious. We waited a bit and left the house slowly, but man, that strong, big-ass house seemed built out of jelly. The lights went out (didn't get it back for only an hour in my sector, thankfully). From then on it was just waiting for news. TV outlets didn't report shit for at least 2 hours; the government was retaining information so they could release verified information later. All we had was social media and CNN.
All in all, it's been a rough night. The entire country is in a shocked state and the dead count can only rise :/
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10 years of FIFGuys, if any of your countries has put forth any means of donations or any means of international aid or whatever, if its within your means to do so and find it within your hearts, please, i beg you, do so. Also, I don't particularly believe in any god, but if you believe in prayer, pls keep my country in your thoughts. The situation over here in north part of the coast is heartbreaking and a freaking disaster
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Stil waiting for another update on the dead count but i expect the next report to be in the 400s. Theres more then 1600 ppl injured and fuck knows how many just lost everything in a matter of seconds
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Stil waiting for another update on the dead count but i expect the next report to be in the 400s. Theres more then 1600 ppl injured and fuck knows how many just lost everything in a matter of seconds
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFMancini: ‘CL not gone yet’
Inter Coach Roberto Mancini isn’t giving up on the Champions League - “wait until the end”.
The Nerazzurri lost at Genoa in midweek, leaving the race for third-place firmly in the hands of Roma, who have a seven point advantage with just four rounds remaining.
“We have to wait until the end,” Mancini told reporters in his Press conference ahead of the Udinese game.
“Then we’ll see where we’re starting from. I think the biggest problem is that we haven’t scored enough, and we have to improve in that regard.
“That’s football, it can happen. We take certain things for granted, we never thought we’d get so few goals from our strikers.
“These are very strange situations, we don’t know why the occur. We just have to work harder in that sense.
“We’ve improved defensively, so we now have to do the same in the final third, there’s too big of a difference with those in front of us.
“Who do I blame? None of them. We signed Eder [from Sampdoria] in January, thinking he could replicate what he did in Genoa.
“There’s been bad luck too, like against Milan when they won with a headed goal. These things happen sometimes. With 10 more goals we’d have taken more points.
“I think [Stevan] Jovetic will score more goals next season, like the others. Other than [Lionel] Messi or [Cristiano] Ronaldo I don’t see any solutions.
“Quality is the basis for everything, it’s not just about experience. Without quality you can’t make the difference, we have to always be ready.
“The same goes for the midfielders and the wingers though.”
Given the Beneamata’s stated objective this season was a top-three finish, have they disappointed?
“Big players raise the level of a team and allow others to improve. We’re no longer the Inter of 10 years ago, we have a young squad and we’re under construction.
“It’s normal that there will be disappointments along the way. The start we had made a rod for our own backs, people thought we could get to the Scudetto, but I always said it would be difficult.
“It would take consistency like Leicester [City], we can do that in the coming years. I’m disappointed for everyone, our goal was to finish third, but we want to improve.
“We’re not the team we were last year.
“Miranda is a guarantee and [Jeison] Murillo is still very young. [Geoffrey] Kondogbia and [Ivan] Perisic have raised their levels of performance, we’ll see what happens.”
Inter Coach Roberto Mancini isn’t giving up on the Champions League - “wait until the end”.
The Nerazzurri lost at Genoa in midweek, leaving the race for third-place firmly in the hands of Roma, who have a seven point advantage with just four rounds remaining.
“We have to wait until the end,” Mancini told reporters in his Press conference ahead of the Udinese game.
“Then we’ll see where we’re starting from. I think the biggest problem is that we haven’t scored enough, and we have to improve in that regard.
“That’s football, it can happen. We take certain things for granted, we never thought we’d get so few goals from our strikers.
“These are very strange situations, we don’t know why the occur. We just have to work harder in that sense.
“We’ve improved defensively, so we now have to do the same in the final third, there’s too big of a difference with those in front of us.
“Who do I blame? None of them. We signed Eder [from Sampdoria] in January, thinking he could replicate what he did in Genoa.
“There’s been bad luck too, like against Milan when they won with a headed goal. These things happen sometimes. With 10 more goals we’d have taken more points.
“I think [Stevan] Jovetic will score more goals next season, like the others. Other than [Lionel] Messi or [Cristiano] Ronaldo I don’t see any solutions.
“Quality is the basis for everything, it’s not just about experience. Without quality you can’t make the difference, we have to always be ready.
“The same goes for the midfielders and the wingers though.”
Given the Beneamata’s stated objective this season was a top-three finish, have they disappointed?
“Big players raise the level of a team and allow others to improve. We’re no longer the Inter of 10 years ago, we have a young squad and we’re under construction.
“It’s normal that there will be disappointments along the way. The start we had made a rod for our own backs, people thought we could get to the Scudetto, but I always said it would be difficult.
“It would take consistency like Leicester [City], we can do that in the coming years. I’m disappointed for everyone, our goal was to finish third, but we want to improve.
“We’re not the team we were last year.
“Miranda is a guarantee and [Jeison] Murillo is still very young. [Geoffrey] Kondogbia and [Ivan] Perisic have raised their levels of performance, we’ll see what happens.”