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Every Football Injury Too Dark For BBC To Show

Every Football Injury Too Dark For BBC To Show Double compound fracture. You know it’s bad when Peter Schmeichel, the guy who used to stop strikers from scoring, nearly threw up on the pitch… It's April 8th, 1996. Coventry vs Manchester United at Old Trafford. We’re 2 minutes into the game. Coventry get a corner. Busst comes up like every center-back trying to live his Sergio Ramos dream. Ball swings in. He charges in— —and BAM. He collides with Denis Irwin. His leg snapped through the skin. Literal bone sticking out. It was so bad, Manchester United’s physio didn’t even run onto the pitch. He jogged over… then immediately waved for a stretcher like he just saw someone get dismembered. But then Schmeichel happened. The man was pale. Hands on knees. Dry heaving. Couldn’t look. Imagine a grown man seeing something so disturbing, he needs therapy. That’s how bad it was.