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An emotional Jarryd Hayne says he is just as devastated as Parramatta fans that he hasnt ended up back at the Eels.Preparing to train for the first time with his new Gold Coast teammates on Thursday, Hayne laid the blame squarely on Parramatta for backflipping on a past promise to rejoin them if he returned to the NRL.And he said he felt sympathy for outraged Eels fans who have blasted him on social media.Im just as frustrated that it couldnt get worked out, Hayne said.Theyre obviously upset ... theyre obviously a very emotional bunch and so am I.Im just as devastated that it had to go like this.The 28-year-old has joined the Titans on a two-year deal believed to be worth $2.4 million.Parramatta made a late offer for significantly less, but Hayne said he had to initiate the negotiations and the lack of interest from the Eels forced him to join a rival club.Id been unemployed for almost a month, knocking back offers for that long, waiting for theirs, he said.If youve got to call someone to ask whats going on, its not a good sign.I waited as long as I could, did all that I could.Hayne denied his decision was simply about money and said Parramattas off-field woes in the wake of their salary cap scandal was also a factor.Aiming to prove his fitness to play for the Titans in their home NRL clash with the Warriors on Sunday, said his toughest challenge would be getting his emotions in check.I probably havent been this emotional leading up to a practice, he said.As a professional athlete Ive just got to get my head right and as each hour passes or each day goes by I feel better and better.Titans enforcer Greg Bird, an NSW State of Origin teammate of Hayne, said excitement around the superstars arrival was palpable.Everyones seen what he can do for a football team, Bird said.In 2009 for Parramatta he took them all the way through (to the grand final) from basically nothing halfway through the season.Im looking forward to seeing that sort of form from Haynesie. 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BOGOTA, Colombia -- The Latest on the Colombia plane crash involving members of a Brazilian soccer team (all times local):6:20 a.m.Brazils president says that authorities are mobilizing to help the team and families of victims in the plane crash in Colombia that killed members of a Brazilian first division soccer team.In a series of tweets Tuesday morning, Michel Temer says officials from the foreign ministry and aviation officials have been called to help.He said that the government will do everything possible to alleviate the pain of family members of the players and journalists who died in the crash.A chartered aircraft with 81 people on board, including the Chapecoense soccer team which was heading to Colombia for a regional tournament final, crashed on its way to Medellins international airport.---5:30 a.m.The head of Colombias civil aviation agency says that authorities arent ruling out the possibility the chartered flight carrying a Brazilian soccer team ran out of fuel before crashing. But for now, the main line of investigation is a possible electrical failure aboard the aircraft.Alfredo Bocanegra, speaking from the rescue command center, said that communication with Bolivian aviation officials suggested the plane was experiencing electrical problems.At the same time, investigators will have to evaluate reported testimony from a female flight attendant who said the plane had run out of fuel.---5:20 a.m.The Brazilian soccer confederation has released a statement saying it would wait for more information about the plane crash in Colombia before taking any action regarding local competitions in Brazil.There is one round left in the Brazilian league, which was won by Palmeiras last weekend. The final round will decide which teams will avoid relegation and which teams will secure spots in international competitions next season.The second leg of the Brazilian Cup final is scheduled be played Wednesday in the southern city of Porto Alegre. Local club Gremio defeated Atletico Mineiro 3-1 in Belo Horizonte.---4:40 a.m.A civilian aviation database website says that the British Aerospace 146 plane that crashed on its approach to the airport in the Colombian city of Medellin made its first flight on March 1999.Statistics from planespotters.net show that the regional plane has had several owners since.From 1999 to 2007, it was owned by Mesaba Aviation in the U.S. before it was transferred. The plane has been in the hands of Bolivian airline LAMIA since October 2013.British Aerospace, which is now known as BAE Systems, says that the first 146 plane took off in 1981 and that just under 400 -- including its successor Avro RJ -- were built in total in the U.K. through November 2003.It says around 220 of are still in service in a variety of roles, including aerial firefighting and overnight freight services.---4:25 a.m.Colombian police say that five people have survived a plane crash near Medellins international airport and the rest of the passengers have been killed.Gen. Jose Acevedo, head of police in the area surrounding Medellin, provided the information.A chartered aircraft with 81 people on board, including the Brazilian first division Chapecoense soccer team which was heading to Colombia for a regional tournament final, crashed on its way to Medellins international airport.---3:55 a.m.The vice president of the Brazilian first division soccer team Chapecoense, whose plane crashed in Colombia, says that the Brazilian city where the team is from is in tears.Ivan Tozzo said that Chapeco, a city of 200,000 residents in southern Brazil, is already in tears after the crash in Colombia, which occurred before Wednesdays final of Copa Sudamericana.Tozzo told cable channel SporTV that we are very sad, gathered here in the locker room of our stadium. We are still waiting for news. All our board is there, our players. We have nothing concrete on their state.He said that There are a lot of people crying in our city, we could never imagine this. Chapecoense is the biggest reason for joy herre.dddddddddddd We hope there are many survivors, at least that most of them are OK.--2:55 a.m.Brazilian first division soccer club Chapecoense has issued a brief statement after the plane carrying the team crashed in Colombia.In a statement on its Facebook page, Chapecoense said may God accompany our athletes, officials, journalists and other guests traveling with our delegation.The team said it would refrain from any further statements until it had fully evaluated the extent of the crash.A chartered aircraft with 81 people on board, including the Chapecoense team which was heading to Colombia for a regional tournament final, crashed on its way to Medellins international airport.---2:40 a.m.A local mayor in Colombia says that at least three passengers have been rescued alive from the crash site after a plane carrying a Brazilian soccer team went down near Medellin.Elkin Ospina, mayor of the La Ceja municipality outside Medellin, told Blu Radio that there may be more survivors but that access to the crash site is complicated.The chartered aircraft with 81 people on board, including Brazilian first division soccer team Chapecoense which was heading to Colombia for a regional tournament final, crashed on its way to Medellins international airport.---2:30 a.m.The South American soccer federation has canceled all activities until further notice as a result of Mondays crash in Colombia of a plane carrying Brazilian first division team Chapecoense.The CONMEBOL federation said in a statement that its president, Alejandro Dominguez, is on his way to Medellin.The first of the two-game Copa Sudamericana final was scheduled to be played Wednesday in Medellin between Chapecoense and Atletico Nacional.The chartered aircraft with 81 people on board, including a Brazilian first division soccer team heading to Colombia for a regional tournament final, crashed on its way to Medellins international airport.---2:10 a.m.Local media in Colombia are reporting that a male passenger going by the name of Alan has arrived in an ambulance to a hospital near Medellin after the plane crash involving a Brazilian first division soccer team.Blu Radio said the passenger arrived on a stretcher with an oxygen mask and covered in a blanket. He appeared to be alive.The chartered plane was carrying 81 people, including the Chapecoense soccer team from southern Brazil. The aircraft had made a stop in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, and was on its way to Medellins international airport. The crash site is in a mountainous area outside Medellin.The team was scheduled to play Wednesday in the first of a two-game Copa Sudamericana final against Atletico Nacional of Medellin.---12:50 a.m.Medellins mayor says that it is possible there are survivors in the plane crash in Colombia carrying players from a Brazilian soccer team.Federico Gutierrez told Blu Radio that its a tragedy of huge proportions. The mayor on his way to the site in a mountainous area outside the city where the chartered aircraft is believed to have crashed shortly before midnight local time.He said ambulances and rescuers were on their way. It is not clear what caused the crash.Medellins airport confirmed that the aircraft, which departed from Bolivia, was transporting the Chapecoense soccer team from southern Brazil, which was scheduled to play the Copa Sudamericana finals against Atletico Nacional on Wednesday in Medellin.---12:25 a.m.Authorities are responding to an emergency after an airplane with 72 people on board has crashed on its way to Medellins international airport.Medellins international airport said on its Twitter account that the aircraft had departed from Bolivia.Its not clear if there are any survivors. But local media reported that the charter aircraft was carrying members of the soccer team Chapecoense from Brazil, which is scheduled to play Copa Sudamericana finals against Atletico Nacional on Wednesday in Medellin. ' ' '