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Don’t shoot the messenger as still TBC. Supposedly Antonio has had a crash in his Ferrari in Loughton, sounds fairly bad

Now he's clearly going to live ill say this.
Michail is a shit driver and needs to give it up...you have only so much luck in life .
That stretch of road is notorious for idiots treating it as the Essex version of the isle of man TT once they hit that national speed limit sign
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Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑11 Dec 2024, 14:57 I've got an SOS button in my car.

I've been really tempted to press it so many times.  It even has a bit of clear plastic cover that needs to be flipped over to make it even more tempting,

Suspect he will get a few media offers so no need to give him a contract. 

Was that a SILVER Ferrari…???

UGH…

Story popped up on my news feed that club are considering extending  his contract as a good will gesture.

Glqd he survived obviously, but The cսnt's not exactly been on minimum wage.  £90bags a week.  Don't think he'll starve having been on that sort of wage for years.

But yeah, take concessions away from hard working supporters.

https://www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproj ... crash.html
 

Go fuck yourself

Holeinonegolfer wrote: ↑11 Dec 2024, 13:39 this all sounds dodgy as fuck.
taken from The Times - Samuel Woods found the car on the side of the road when driving home, having walked his dog in Epping Forest. He told The Sun: “I said to him, ‘Hello’, to see if anyone was alive. I heard sirens and told him that help was on its way. He was so disorientated. He said, ‘Where am I? What’s going on? What car am I in?’

Who called the Emergency Services? Wasnt the bloke who found him, he heard the sirens. Wasnt Antonio, he was disorientated.

Somebody else was there

, wrote: ↑11 Dec 2024, 14:13 I wonder if anyone has made an offer for the wrecked supercar?

I've got an SOS button in my car.

I've been really tempted to press it so many times.  It even has a bit of clear plastic cover that needs to be flipped over to make it even more tempting,

I wonder if anyone has made an offer for the wrecked supercar?

Holeinonegolfer wrote: ↑11 Dec 2024, 13:39 this all sounds dodgy as fuck.
taken from The Times - Samuel Woods found the car on the side of the road when driving home, having walked his dog in Epping Forest. He told The Sun: “I said to him, ‘Hello’, to see if anyone was alive. I heard sirens and told him that help was on its way. He was so disorientated. He said, ‘Where am I? What’s going on? What car am I in?’

Who called the Emergency Services? Wasnt the bloke who found him, he heard the sirens. Wasnt Antonio, he was disorientated.

Somebody else was there

this all sounds dodgy as fuck.
taken from The Times - Samuel Woods found the car on the side of the road when driving home, having walked his dog in Epping Forest. He told The Sun: “I said to him, ‘Hello’, to see if anyone was alive. I heard sirens and told him that help was on its way. He was so disorientated. He said, ‘Where am I? What’s going on? What car am I in?’

Who called the Emergency Services? Wasnt the bloke who found him, he heard the sirens. Wasnt Antonio, he was disorientated.

Somebody else was there

onsideman wrote: ↑10 Dec 2024, 08:44

COOL HAND LUKE" wrote: ↑09 Dec 2024, 17:48
He would not be 'thrown clear' either way - the impact was driver's side, so all the force of the event would've held him in that side of the car.


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Not necessarily. Weird things happen in accidents. If he'd lost control of the vehicle and gone into a high speed 360 clockwise spin then it is possible for him (or at least his upper body) to have been thrown towards the passenger side before the impact, which could then also have been more of a side swipe.

All conjecture, I know, but we're not necessarily looking at a straightforward head on collision

COOL HAND LUKE" wrote: ↑09 Dec 2024, 17:48
He would not be 'thrown clear' either way - the impact was driver's side, so all the force of the event would've held him in that side of the car.


 

People often undo the seat belt AFTER the event - he maybe thought (as you do in the immediate aftermath, before you realise shit has happened) that he would just climb out of the car.
He would not be 'thrown clear' either way - the impact was driver's side, so all the force of the event would've held him in that side of the car.
Official account says he was alone in the vehicle.
Even if he HAD had someone else with him, he couldn't have swapped seats, as he was trapped in the driver's side by his legs and it took almost an hour to cut him free.
All the indications are it was an accident, pure and simple. The road is tree lined, many are quite close to the carriageway. It would only take half a second's lack of concentration to be in amongst them, or if you were tired / oversteered / fell asleep / trying to avoid a collision with another vehicle etc - all the usual culprits. 
Let's hope he comes through it okay - it's tough to imagine we might never see him turn out for us again.

Scored in the last game I went to at UP against Spurs, so that was nice. 

Given a lot for this club over the years and will be remembered fondly if he’s played his last game for us. 

Still pops along to Tooting and Mitcham and talk of a coaching role among the fans.
Top bloke and wishing him a full and speedy.

What I like about Antonio is he always has a smile on his face and never seen him lose his rag. Get Well soon Mickey.

9th minute tonight ANTONIO ANTONIO ANTONIO 

Suggestions he'll be out for at least a year.

He won't be coming back.

It's the measure of a man when something awful like this happens. It seems no one has a bad word to say about the fella, which is testament to how likeable a bloke he must be in real life.

Let's hope he fully recovers to be able to walk again unaided and unimpaired.

wils wrote: ↑09 Dec 2024, 09:24 There was an email sent in to the site from a Forest fan called Simon. Thought I would share it here:

"As a lifelong Nottingham Forest fan I was fortunate to see Michail turn out
many times for us, he was great, always gave the crowd a buzz when he got
the ball, and I was truly sorry to see him go.
My thoughts are with him after his accident and I wish him as speedy a
recovery as possible. Take care Michsil."

There was an email sent in to the site from a Forest fan called Simon. Thought I would share it here:

"As a lifelong Nottingham Forest fan I was fortunate to see Michail turn out
many times for us, he was great, always gave the crowd a buzz when he got
the ball, and I was truly sorry to see him go.
My thoughts are with him after his accident and I wish him as speedy a
recovery as possible. Take care Michsil."

wils wrote: ↑09 Dec 2024, 08:38 Is the car such a mess because we are seeing photos of it after the fire brigade cut through it to release him? Might be a bit misleading that photo.


 

Best Wishes Mickey!