Have to acknowledge the quality of the response of your team to come back to 3 3. Not everybody can do that. Mixed feelings tonight, but my tea m that. Mixed feelings tonight, but my team has shown great mental strength. It is a strange one for us. Strength. It is a strange one for us. 3 0 up you think the game is over, but you cant underestimate the quality of arsenal. As soon as they got that first goal, the game changed. We did not see the game out in an effective manner, but you have to praise their resilience. I think the game changed on that moment. So good from a difficult angle and then it is 32 good from a difficult angle and then it is 3 2 and we get a man sent off. They conspired against us in several ways. I thought it was a harsh decision. It was about trying to scrap it out and finished the game, but unfortunately equality of their players showed. But unfortunately equality of their players showed. Quality. Swansea city made a winning start in front of their new head coac
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this point. hopefully in the next few days. and memory loss is not unusual but it does usually come back. so, we think even if he doesn t remember going into the event, just having the opportunity to talk to him about how he approached his job, his level of professionalism, his fatigue levels things like that are all going to be helpful regardless of how we cut it. you mentioned that the train went from 70 mile-per-hour to over 100 mile-per-hour seconds before the crash. certainly that s going to be the big question to be answered. why did that train go from that speed up to over 100 mile-per-hour? we need to know that and i point out that even 70 mile-per-hour well yeah. of course the speed limits through that curve were 50 and
he doesn t remember anything at this point. well we expect that to take place in the next few days. but like we just heard, memory loss is traumatica from an event but memory loss could go back. but just going into the event, but just talking to him about how he approached his job, his level of professional level, his fatigue levels will all be helpful regardless of how we cut it. you announced the train went from 70 miles per hour to over 100 miles per hour in the seconds before the crash, at this point it is clear what could have potentially caused it to accelerate that quickly? certainly that is the big question to be answered. why did that train go from that speed up to over 100 miles per hour? we need to know that. and i point out that even 70 miles per hour well we ll