Barcelona - The miners of Chile who has been rescued after buried for 69 days flooded with sympathy. One of them came from David Villa who was having an emotional bond with them.
Thirty-three miners were rescued after Chile for 69 days buried in the mine in Copiapo, San Jose.
All the miners managed to be appointed by survivors in rescue operations for 22 hours and 30 minutes.
Barcelona striker David Villa not miss to give sympathy. El Guaje judge that the 33 miners was a true hero.
"What they did is not easy. They spend time there, living together, help each other so that all goes well," Villa said on the club's official website.
"All in Barcelona and Spanish football proud and happy that you all stay strong and have been returned. I hope you will live happily. I hope this experience will make you all stronger," unadorned former Valencia player.
Villa claim to be able to understand what the weight of life and feelings of the miners. He is the son of a miner. His childhood was spent in Tuilla, region in northern Spain which is a coal mining area.
"In general I follow the news of the rescue process as everyone else. But when you've lived in the same world, then you will have more sensitive feelings, to feel involved and the memory of that life back," said the Spanish national team's top scorer.
More Villa hope for the future in times of safety for the miners of more attention.
"I hope that with the existence of this incident, in the future there will be improvements to infrastructure and events like this do not happen again," he added.
Thirty-three miners were rescued after Chile for 69 days buried in the mine in Copiapo, San Jose.
All the miners managed to be appointed by survivors in rescue operations for 22 hours and 30 minutes.
Barcelona striker David Villa not miss to give sympathy. El Guaje judge that the 33 miners was a true hero.
"What they did is not easy. They spend time there, living together, help each other so that all goes well," Villa said on the club's official website.
"All in Barcelona and Spanish football proud and happy that you all stay strong and have been returned. I hope you will live happily. I hope this experience will make you all stronger," unadorned former Valencia player.
Villa claim to be able to understand what the weight of life and feelings of the miners. He is the son of a miner. His childhood was spent in Tuilla, region in northern Spain which is a coal mining area.
"In general I follow the news of the rescue process as everyone else. But when you've lived in the same world, then you will have more sensitive feelings, to feel involved and the memory of that life back," said the Spanish national team's top scorer.
More Villa hope for the future in times of safety for the miners of more attention.
"I hope that with the existence of this incident, in the future there will be improvements to infrastructure and events like this do not happen again," he added.
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