Newcastle United faced a harrowing flight experience last Wednesday after losing 3-0 to Swansea. The team encountered wind gusts of up to 160 km/h, causing a turbulent journey. Papiss Cissé and some teammates were reportedly panicked, with two of them screaming in fear. Some players expressed their dissatisfaction with frequent air travel. However, the club manager, Alan Pardrew, defended the practice, emphasizing the need for players to recover quickly, especially when facing Saturday games. Fortunately, despite the scare, the team arrived safely.
ENGLAND: PAPISS CISSÉ AND NEWCASTLE CAME CLOSE TO A PLANE CRASH
