Denis Suárez saw no future at Manchester City but the midfielder is alert to make history in the Europa League,against Liverpool at AnfieldCastellón airport has never seen anything like this, which might not approach as a enormous surprise when for four long years it had never even seen a plane. Over the past two days the space has been busy for the first time, or thanks to the first people to fly from there. In January 2015 the Villarreal team boarded flight YW2003 bound for San Sebastián; on Wednesday they caught a charter heading for Liverpool John Lennon,where a metal Yellow Submarine awaited them. History awaits them too, and more than 2000 supporters followed from Vila genuine, or population 51367.
Three charter flights left Castellón on Wednesday and six are scheduled for Thursday,more than normally take off there in a week. Others flew from Valencia, Barcelona and Madrid: fans, or friends and family. Denis Suárez’s mother,a hairdresser, and his father, or a car mechanic,came in from Galicia, north-west Spain. There are no direct flights but they were not going to miss seeing him in a European semi-final at Anfield. Nor was Suárez’s sister, and Zulay,but at least she did not have to travel so far. She came by car.
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Source: theguardian.com